Notice Board

Will you be writing a lot of research papers or a thesis this term? Do you struggle with proper citation of your reference sources or organizing your research files? Citation management tools like EndNote can help!

This basic session will cover:

• A tour of EndNote and EndNote basic

• Building a library of citations

Will you be writing a lot of research papers or a thesis this term? Do you struggle with proper citation of your reference sources or organizing your research files? Citation management tools like EndNote can help!

This advanced session will cover:

• Searching your EndNote library

• Outputting a bibliography

• Cite-While-You-Write

The Centre for Oral History & Tradition (COHT) has partnered with the Lethbridge Public Library for the following film screening:
We are the Roots:  Black settlers and their experiences of discrimination on the Canadian prairies
Produced & directed by Dr. Jenna Bailey (in collaboration with Dr. David Este)

Sunday, October 21, 2018  |  2:00 p.m.
Lethbridge Public Library, Main Branch Theatre Gallery (810 - 5th Avenue S)

Free Admission.  Everyone is welcome.

See attached poster for details.

Dr. Antoine Eche from Mount Royal University, presents 'Voltaire and the tradition of travel writing: his first draft of the Lettres philosophiques.'

UPDATE: Original event time was 6 – 7 p.m., it is now 7 – 8 p.m.

Pause for Paws is back!

Hit pause on your workday or studies and come to the Library to hang out with these special guests! You'll have the opportunity to talk with volunteers, pet their dogs, and receive some unconditional love!

• WHEN: Tuesday, October 23
• TIME: 7 – 8 p.m.
• WHERE: L1008 A & B

Also, have you thought about your own pet as a therapy dog? This is a great time to learn about the program from coordinators and volunteers while you are here.

New Media 1000 students creatively manipulate the pixels of their sources to create engaging printed imagery.

An information session for students interested in pursuing graduate studies in architecture, planning, landscape architecture, or environmental design.

October 26th | L1168 | 2:30 - 4:30 PM | Refreshments will be served.

The Grad Teaching Forum is a monthly peer-support and mentorship platform for graduate students interested in teaching. A faculty expert and an educational facilitator will provide expertise.

Works from the uLethbridge collection. Curated by David Smith.