Scott Gillies has been appointed to the role of Associate University Librarian at the Wilfrid Laurier University Library for a term of five years commencing Feb. 1, 2017.
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Attention faculty: submit course readings for Winter 2017
Nov 22, 2016 -
Beat the rush! Submit reserve readings soon to allow time for materials to be processed and ready for students to use in the Winter Term.
Use Ares to submit your course reading selections. Why use Ares? Ares Course Reserves allows for:
Laurier Archives launches new online search tool
Oct 17, 2016 -
The Laurier Archives is pleased to announce the launch of a new search tool that will make it easier for users to find records in the Archives’ vast collection of original documents. No more reading through long PDF finding aids!
Joan Mitchell Travel Award recipient explores Archives' environmental collections
Sep 26, 2016 -
When Christine Grossutti entered the doors of the Wilfrid Laurier Archives this past June, she envisioned herself as a geographer embarking on an arduous voyage of exploration with notebook in hand and camera at the ready.
#ConsentED exhibit challenges knowledge of Canadian consent law
Sep 14, 2016 -
The Library and the Graduate Students’ Association are pleased to announce the official opening of #ConsentED, showcasing the work of Eleanor McGrath.
Welcome (back) to the Laurier Library
Sep 12, 2016 -
We hope that all of our users have had a wonderful summer. Now that fall is upon us, it’s time to connect with what the Library has to offer.
Students: are you new to the Library and unsure where to start? Or just in need of a mini-refresher?
Waterloo campus Library renovations nearing completion
Sep 12, 2016 -
It was a busy summer of renovations at the Library’s Waterloo campus location in particular. This work is now largely completed, with the final stages of some projects scheduled to wrap up in September.
Here is a quick digest of a few key developments:
Library workshops for faculty and graduate students
Sep 12, 2016 -
In conjunction with the ASPIRE Program, the Laurier Library is offering a series of workshops to help you and your graduate students streamline your research process. These informal, practical sessions cover a range of topics, including the following:
- How to Meet TriCouncil Management Policies
- Citing Insights: Tools to Help you Cite
- Finding Government Policy & Its Analysis
- Systematic Reviews 101
Sessions are offered at the Waterloo Campus Library and online via webcast.
Library summer renovations update
Jul 27, 2016 -
Renovations continue. The installation of energy efficient lighting throughout the Waterloo campus Library will lead to lighting disruptions in localized areas as new lights are installed.
Attention faculty: use ARES to submit your course readings
Jul 22, 2016 -
Ares Course Reserves allows faculty to place materials on reserve for a course, both in print or electronic form. Students enrolled in the course have access to electronic content 24/7. Course readings are integrated into MyLearning Space.
Submit early and material will be available for students for the beginning of classes. If we need to order the material recall it from a patron, it could take 2 weeks or more.
You can access Ares from the Library homepage under Course Readings.
In Ares, faculty can: