Aggie Sliwka

she/her

Librarian
UNB Fredericton

My research interests include New Brunswick studies, primary source pedagogy, and history of the book. I'm also interested in instructional design that incorporates active/peer-to-peer learning strategies as well as assessment of teaching and learning. Talk to me about your research and teaching needs including working with primary sources, literature searches, building a research question, evaluating online sources, effective reading and organizing sources, and more. 

I have been working at UNB Libraries since 2013 and have served as a librarian since 2022.

Aggie's Guides:

• English Learning Resources
• Fake News
• Gender and Sexuality
• HIST1004: War in the Modern World (FR)
• HIST1007 - History of the Body (FR)
• HIST2023: Early Modern Europe Part I (FR)
• HIST2301: Canada: Empires and Imperialism to 1876
• HIST2453 / 4453: Cold War [Hi]Stories (FR)
• HIST2603 / 2604: Caribbean History
• HIST3011: Age of Empires, European Imperialism 1815-1914 (FR)
• HIST3025: History and Sexuality: Europe and the World
• HIST3055: Generation of the Great War (FR)
• HIST3085 / 3095 / 5013: Modern German History (FR)
• HIST3103 / 5125: Early Modern Iberian World, 1400-1700 (FR)
• HIST4851: Law and War (FR)
• HIST4861: Terrorism in History (FR)
• HIST5459: Watergate: Political Scandal (FR)
• HIST5465: The Cuban Missile Crisis (FR)
• HIST5804: The Second World War (FR)
• HIST6842: Intelligence in War and Diplomacy since 1945 (FR)
• HIST:4013: The Holocaust: Victims, Perpetrators, Bystanders (FR)
• History
• History, African
• History, American
• History, Atlantic World
• History, British
• History, Canada
• History, Caribbean
• History, Disability
• History, Early Modern
• History, Medicine
• History, Medieval
• History, Military
• History, Modern European
• Leadership Studies
• Loyalist Collection, Black History
• Loyalist Collection, British West Indies
• Loyalist Collection, Health and Medicine
• Loyalist Collection, Piracy and Privateering
• Loyalist Collection, Religion
• Mobile Resources for Academics
• Special Collections Books: Hand Press Period, 1450-1800
• Zotero