Pre-July 2008

As head of Collections Development at UNB Libraries from 1967 to 1985, Suzanne Chaney played a significant role in the life of the institution. Now in retirement, Miss Chaney continues to be committed to the welfare of UNB and has shown her support financially, most recently with a donation in excess of ten thousand dollars to the Libraries. Specifying the gift be used to acquire

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The 2002 Winter schedule for the popular E-info Labs library workshop series is now available at: //www.lib.unb.ca/instruction/Labs.html

[Excerpt of press release. The Giller Prize Home Page. 8 November 2001.]

CISTI Source is now accessible from the library web site under e-Reference Sources. CISTI Source replaces Current Contents as UNB Libraries

[Excerpt of press release. Booker Prize Home Page. 18 October 2001.]

Australian-born Peter Carey was named the winner of the 2001 Booker Prize for Fiction with True History of the Kelly Gang,

[Press release. Nobel Prize Home Page. 15 October 2001.]

The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2001 is awarded to the British writer, born in Trinidad, V.S. Naipaul

UNB Libraries has recently subscribed to the full Project Muse file of 170+ titles in the Social Sciences and Humanities. The file can be accessed from the library web site by clicking on e-Journals and selecting Project Muse under Collections. For a full list of titles, click on Link to Project Muse – Information.

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The 2001 Fall schedule for the popular E-info Labs library workshop series is now available at:
//www.lib.unb.ca/instruction/Labs.html

The revised web site for the University of New Brunswick (Fredericton)Libraries (//www.lib.unb.ca/) is now available for public use.

Twenty four UNB and STU faculty from across the disciplines joined 10 librarians on August 14th at the Harriet Irving Library for a day-long workshop. Topics covered included instruction and research services for faculty, an overview of specialized research tools and collections of particular interest to researchers, and a discussion of copyright and plagiarism issues.