Hélène LeBlanc
Government Information / Political Science / Education / Policing & Public Safety Librarian
Department: User Services
Hélène has been an academic government information librarian for over 25 years, and a Canadian federal government librarian before that. During her years at Laurier, she has done sabbaticals at the Foreign Affairs & International Trade Library in Ottawa, the European Commission Library in Brussels, and at the Library of Congress (European Reading Room) in Washington, D.C.
Before becoming a Librarian, Hélène taught French as a Second Language, for a year, to Grades 1 to 7.
Office: L3-311
Service Area(s): Library Services, Help & research assistance, In-person instruction, Online library instruction, Subject librarians
Subjects: Government Information, Political Science, Global Governance, International Public Policy, Education, Policing and Public Safety, Legal Information
Collection Policies: Political Science, Education - Academic, Education - Teaching
Managed Course Guides
Course Number | Course Title | Subject |
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EU (Teacher Education) | Royalty Free Resources for Teachers | Education |
LY100-BR | Introduction to Legal Research | Law and Society |
EU (Teacher Education) | What TEC's need to know about the Library | Education |