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Uncertain about what you can distribute, copy, or perform in your courses or post to Moodle without contravening copyright?
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The Student Success Centre and the St. John Ambulance Therapy Dogs are back in the Library!
Are you feeling stressed, tired, or missing your own furry friend? Take a study break and come to the Library to see a therapy dog!
• WHEN: November 20 and 21 (Monday and Tuesday!)
• TIME: 6 – 7 p.m.
• WHERE: L1008 A & B
If you miss these events, watch for future events in December—days and times to be announced!
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The Library's hours during the Fall Reading Break will be as follows:
• Monday (13): CLOSED
• Tuesday – Friday (14 – 17): 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Regular hours of operation will precede and follow these dates. For complete details about the Library's hours, click here.
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The Nikkei Memory Capture Project’s “Stop the Presses! Japanese-Canadians in 20th century Southern Alberta newspapers” exhibit is now being featured in the University of Lethbridge Library. The exhibit presents articles from Southern Alberta newspapers and reveals how they portrayed Canadian Nikkei (people of Japanese descent) during the 20th century. From the exhibit you will see how the newspapers reflect changing cultural, moral, and social attitudes over time.
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This session will provide an overview of tools you can use to measure impact, ways to raise your profile in order to increase your impact, and how to target the right audience to achieve the impact you desire.
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Learn the basics about research data management, including an overview of the U of L Data Management Plan Assistant.
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Are you writing a paper for a course, your thesis proposal, or your thesis/project? Join us November 10, 2017 to learn useful strategies for all of your writing projects.
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Are you writing an article on research funded by a Tri-Agency grant from May 2015 or later, or just want to publish in an open access venue for wider reach? Learn how to identify credible OA publishing options.
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The Student Success Centre and the St. John Ambulance Therapy Dogs are back in the Library!
Are you feeling stressed, tired, or missing your own furry friend? Take a study break and come down to the Library to see a therapy dog!
• WHEN: October 24 (Tuesday)
• TIME: 6 – 7 p.m.
• WHERE: L1008 A & B
If you miss this event, watch for future events on:
• November 21 (Tuesday; 6 – 7 p.m.; L1008 A & B)
• December (Days and times to be announced.)
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Making your next article Open Access - what’s in it for you? Come and find out some personal benefits of choosing an Open Access publisher.