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Beginning today at 6:30 p.m., student/faculty/staff printing on both campuses will be interrupted for approximately six hours. Printing by iPrint will be unavailable. Other means of printing may be available in your library.
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Registration is open for our Fall 2010 Cool Tools sessions. Sessions are free and several new workshops are being offered, as well as repeats of the most popular sessions from last year. The Fall lineup includes:
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There’s a great new way for you to stay informed about new materials arriving at UNB’s libraries : you can register for bi-weekly email announcements of latest additions.
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On June 23, the default catalogue on UNB Libraries’ website switched to – UNB WorldCat.
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Each summer, UNBF Libraries host an institute for all faculty members as a chance to review new resources, demonstrate services, manage technological change, and reconnect with faculty before the Fall term commences.
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UNB Libraries invites students, faculty, staff, and on-campus guests to our Summer Cinema Series on Thursday evenings on the Fredericton Campus.
Our Film Librarian has dipped into our collection of quality films and selected the following eclectic mix for your viewing pleasure:
July 8 – Harold and Maude (Directed by Hal Ashby, 1971; 91 min)
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Patrons should be aware that renovations are currently underway in the Map Room area – third floor in the Harriet Irving Library (HIL). For assistance locating materials in the Map Room, please contact staff at the Government Documents Info. Desk (located on the third floor).
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Following the completion of the LibQUAL+™ survey, a draw for prize winners took place at the Harriet Irving Library on April 12, 2010. Lesley Balcom, Associate Director of Libraries (Fredericton), drew from among our eligible entries to select the name of three lucky winners:
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UNB Libraries is pleased to offer faculty, students and staff the opportunity to test-drive a variety of electronic resources offered to our librarians for evaluation purposes.
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Interested in working in our libraries this Fall? Each year, UNB Libraries hire Student Assistants for part-time work during the Fall and Winter terms.
If you’re interested in library work, it’s a good idea to submit an application now. More information and an application form are available at:
//www.lib.unb.ca/about/student.php