News @ UNB Libraries

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Research Booster I:

• UNB Scholar Profiles 
• Google Scholar + Zotero
• ETD Formatting basics

Lay a firm foundation for your research and publishing activities with this action-packed 45 minute introduction to useful practices, products, and people.

With Marc Bragdon, Mike Nason, and Rob Glencross.

Online and in person in the Innovation Hub (Room 316) Friday October 1st, 2021

Registration information: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/unb-libraries-graduate-booster-tickets-178861177597

Note: While registration is recommended, walk ins are welcome.

There are 16 small study rooms available for booking. Located on the 5th floor of the Harriet Irving Library, these rooms include a small desk, chair and power outlet.

Further details are available from the Book a Study Space page.

Check in online!

You can check in up to 5 minutes early and if you have not checked in within 10 minutes after the reserved time, the booking will be automatically cancelled.

Did you know UNB Libraries has a Gender & Sexuality research guide?

Use it to find books, articles, 2SLGBTQIAP+ community resources and much more.

For more information on this guide please contact:
Susan Fisher, sfisher@unb.ca
David Ross, drross@unb.ca
Aggie Sliwka, asliwka@unb.ca

UNB Libraries has updated its homepage design and navigational menu.

The new look features

• more and larger images
• a streamlined primary search box that’s front-and-centre on the page
• more ways to connect to library services like Ask Us, Research Data Management, and Digital Publishing
• a larger and more prominent Library News and Features section
• a welcome message from the Dean of Libraries

None of the library’s popular website features have been removed, but some have been redesigned. The library’s subject and course guides, for example, are still there and function the same as before, but now, instead of accessing them from a long list on the homepage, there’s a pull-down menu that sits right below the primary search box.

The main navigational menu has been completely redesigned. It now covers services and spaces offered more broadly, making it easier to find what you’re looking for throughout the site.

Other changes include improved keyboard navigation and accessibility, and enhanced mobile and tablet views.

We hope you love the updates as much as we do!

Comments and suggestions are always welcome.

For details on the various Student Assistant positions at UNB Libraries, visit our Student Employment page and fill in an application.

Hours: maximum 10 hours/week
Shifts: day, evening or weekend (depending on your academic schedule)
To Apply: complete the online application and upload your resume, cover letter, and class schedule.

Thank you for your interest in working at UNB Libraries.