Phil Taber
he/him
Business Librarian
UNB Saint John
I've been a librarian at UNB since 2015. I'm responsible for the Faculty of Business and the Department of Engineering on the Saint John campus. I provide research and information literacy instruction in classes, I work individually with students on research projects, and I manage the scholarly resources for students and researchers in Business, Economics, and Engineering.
I received an MLIS from Dalhousie University in 2012, and a BA in English and History of Science from the University of King's College in 2009. My areas of reading and research interest include university supports for rural and first-generation undergraduates, and library outreach to residence students.
My non-library interests include small-scale farming, the history of roads and road-building, colonial settlement and agriculture in the Maritimes, and suspenders (which, I assure you, are superior to belts).
If you need help with a research assignment, or just have questions about the library, please don't hesitate to contact me! I'm happy to meet with students and faculty in person in the Hans W. Klohn Commons, anywhere on the Saint John or MBA campuses, virtually through Teams, or by email. My working days are Monday-Friday, but my specific available hours are subject to change. Feel free to drop by my office, HWK116.

- philip.taber@unb.ca
- (506)-648-5863
- Library Hours
Subject Specialties: Business, Engineering, Economics
Phil's Guides:
- Accounting
- Business
- Case Studies
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Company & Industry Information
- Computer Engineering
- ECON 3013 Intermediate Microeconomics
- ECON 3204 Taxation of Personal Income
- Economics
- Electrical Engineering
- Finance & Investment
- General Engineering
- Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering
- Geological Engineering
- Getting Started with Entrepreneurship
- HEAL 1001
- Health
- Hospitality, Tourism Management
- International Business
- Leadership Studies
- Market Research
- Marketing & Strategy
- Mechanical Engineering
- Organizational Studies
- Resources for Indigenous Entrepreneurs
- Software Engineering
- UNIV 1005 Saint John Community Issues (SJ)