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What is Open Data and why is it important to your research? Where can you put research data, and where can you find it?
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Visit the Open Access booth in the Atrium, learn about Open ULeth Scholarship (OPUS) and other open access scholarly resources.
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Panel discussion about current initiatives and models for publishing Open Access books, including University of Ottawa Press and Open Humanities Press. (webinar)
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Open access journals are the future of scholarship. Join us for a discussion about how to start up and run an open access journal.
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Introducing OPUS – learn about the University of Lethbridge’s open access digital repository, what it is, how to use it, and why it will benefit you as a researcher.
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From Sunday, October 15 to Saturday, October 21 student assistants (you may see them with clipboards) will be performing headcounts in the Library. The counts are to determine how many people are in the Library spaces and computer resources in use during the designated count times. No other information is being collected.
If you have any comments, concerns, or questions, please contact the Library's General Services Desk.
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Show solidarity and raise awareness for mental health on campus by wearing purple on Tuesday, October 10
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The Library’s hours of operation during the Thanksgiving weekend are as follows:
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Find out more about Open Access, Open Education, Open Data, and Open ULeth Scholarship during Open Access Week, October 23-27, 2017. See below for the full schedule of events. Free and open to all!
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Ryan Heavy Head tells the story of how psychologist Abraham Maslow's strongest contribution to motivational theory, normative human psychology, and organizational psychology were all crucially influenced by the Blackfoot way of life that Maslow observed at Siksika in 1938. The details of this story emerged through research conducted by the late Narcisse Blood and Heavy Head at Red Crow College under the SSHRC-funded Itsinikssiistsi Project of 2004–2007.