Pre-July 2008

UNB Libraries is proud to present The Serials Ecosystem: Perspectives on the Transition from Print to Electronic Journals at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada on September 25 – 26, 2004.

Announcing the Eighth Summer Seminar Series at the University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, August 13-20, 2004

Discover new ways to use the electronic information sources available at UNB to enhance your research and teaching. Register for all, or any, of these hands-on workshop sessions at UNB’s Co-ordinated Training and Development Web site.

The Canadian National Site Licensing Project (CNSLP) has recently purchased an additional nine years of backfiles for Web of Science.

In response to student requests, Harriet Irving Library will be offering extended hours during the Spring 2004 exam period:

The exam period hours will be as follows:

UNB Libraries is pleased to announce that three new collections have been added to JSTOR: Arts & Sciences Collections III and IV and the Arts and Sciences Complement. These new collections complete our JSTOR holdings.

Patrons are advised that the Law Library is running a trial of the Columbia International Affairs Online (CIAO) database for 30 days.

Excellence in service quality has always been a goal of UNB Libraries. In an effort to measure the effectiveness of the services our libraries provide to the UNB and St. Thomas communities, UNB Libraries is participating in a web-based library service quality survey known as LibQUAL+TM.

New to the Reference Materials area on our UNB Libraries Home Page, is a very useful resource for legal researchers and historians entitled LLMC – Digital.

Looking for interesting books? UNB Libraries hold continual book sales. In the HIL Reading Room you will find a wide range of fascinating books in various disciplines. New books are added on a regular basis. The prices are extremely reasonable and all proceeds go towards the acquisition of new books.