News
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Research Bootcamp for RAs, TAs, & grad students
Dalhousie Libraries News - Wednesday, April 11th, 2018
For the 4th year, the Dalhousie Libraries is offering Research Bootcamp, a suite of sessions designed for teaching and research assistants and graduate students. If you or someone you know could benefit from developing effective and efficient information management techniques and literature search skills to support research endeavors, please share this information with them. Sessions will run…...
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Summer Employment Opportunities
UNB Library News - Monday, April 09th, 2018
UNBF Libraries is hiring for the following summer positions. Please submit all applications through our online application by April 20th. Make sure you select the Summer Moving Project option to apply. Student Assistants: 1-2 full-time positions are available beginning late April to assist with a Library moving project. Key responsibilities include: lift heavy boxes load and unload cargo van...
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Night Owls & Extended Hours 2018
Dalhousie Libraries News - Tuesday, April 03rd, 2018
Exam season will soon be upon us! Extended hours and Night Owls* have begun at the Dalhousie Libraries. Consult the hours widget on the landing page of libraries.dal.ca to get the hours of Dal Libraries location of your choice. *Night Owls is available Sundays–Thursdays in the Killam and CHEB locations. All Dalhousie & King’s students are welcome, but… Read More »
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Rock’s Backpages Down
Dalhousie Libraries News - Thursday, March 29th, 2018
Due to circumstances beyond the control of the publisher (fibre-optic problems in Scotland) Rock’s Backpages is currently down. Their hosting company is working on the problem and they hope to return to normal service as soon as possible. Rock’s Backpages apologize for the inconvenience.
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Teachings and Tea – March 25
UNB Library News - Thursday, March 22nd, 2018
Join us for Teachings and Tea: Thirteen Moon with Opoloahsomuwehs – UNB Elder-in-residence Imelda Perley. This session will include a talking circle, ceremonies, traditional teas, and ancestral teachings. Sunday, March 25th 1pm – 3pm Harriet Irving Library 1st floor, Reading Room #(109) All are welcome!
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Covidence — improve your systematic reviews
Dalhousie Libraries News - Wednesday, March 14th, 2018
Dalhousie Libraries is pleased to offer an institutional subscription to Covidence systematic review management software. Covidence is a productivity tool developed with the aim of making the conduct of systematic reviews faster, easier, and more enjoyable! Covidence is a not-for-profit service that started in Australia and is now partnering with the Cochrane Collaboration to assist… Read More »