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Refreshed Website

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Image of UNB Libraries' refreshed websiteUNB Libraries’ website has been refreshed for the start of the 2012-2013 academic year!

The website has been refreshed not only to make finding materials easier, but also to look great and be fully functional regardless of the size of the screen you may be using. Check it out on your desktop, tablet, or phone!

Note two new features: a search option under the tab “Encyclopedias, etc.”  to provide a more direct route to our Reference Materials and a “Learn How” feature to provide help for those who are learning how to use the rich resources of UNB Libraries.

Please give us feedback on your experience of UNB Libraries’ refreshed website!

Welcome To UNB Libraries

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Welcome to our new and returning students!

We’re here to help you find what you need.

Develop research strategies, find the best search tools, and use our extensive print and online resources.

Check out our services, resources, and spaces for group and quiet study.

Come in and meet the staff. We’re waiting for you.

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UNBF Libraries Will Open @ 10 Am Sept 4

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Please be advised that on Tuesday, September 4th, 2012, UNBF  Libraries (HIL, Science & Forestry, and Engineering) will open at 10:00 am in order for all staff to attend a session to prepare for the start of the new academic year.  The Law Library will not be affected.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

2012 Faculty Showcase

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Banner reads UNB Faculty Showcase, 2012 Milham Room, HIL, Wednesday, August 22, 2012, 8:45am - 1:30pm

All UNB Fredericton faculty members are invited to UNB Libraries’ annual Faculty Showcase of resources and services in the Milham Room of the Harriet Irving Library: Wednesday, August 22, (8:45am to 1:30pm).

Session topics will include mobile library apps, copyright, film streaming, managing your online scholarly profile, UNB’s institutional repository, and integrated library instruction. View the detailed AGENDA.

Attend the session and enter the draw to win a Kindle Fire! Plus, lunch is on us.

Please register by August 15th. We look forward to seeing you there.

For more information, please contact Merle Steeves (mas@unb.ca) or Joanne Smyth (jsmyth@unb.ca).

Group Study Rooms

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Need a cool space to meet during the hot days of  summer?

UNB Libraries’ air-conditioned Group Study Rooms are available to be booked by all members of the university community between May 1st and August 31st!

All rooms have wireless internet access and many are equipped with whiteboards or SMARTboards to facilitate collaborative work or presentations.

(Please note these rooms are not intended to be used for classroom instruction.)

New Book On Intriguing UNB Alumna

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Please join us for the Fredericton book launch of:

Passing Through the Missing Pages The Intriguing Story of Annie Garland Foster by Frances Welwood

Monday 13 August, 2:00 – 4:00 p.m.

Archives & Special Collections

5th Floor, Harriet Irving Library

With remarks by John Teskey, Director, UNB Libraries; Dr. Tony Tremblay, Canada Research Chair in New Brunswick Studies, St. Thomas University; and the author, Frances Welwood.

The book will be available for sale and signing ~ Original photos and documents will be featured in a small display in the H.R. Stewart Exhibition Room ~ Light refreshments will be served.

“In the University of New Brunswick Archives this remarkable woman [Annie Garland Foster, UNB 1896] deposited a profoundly self-questioning memoir that revealed (and hid!) some dramatic and surprising events in her very long life.”  ~ Frances Welwood