Wednesday, September 8 update for the James A. Gibson Library:
For your safety:
Questions?
Visit the Ask Us desk or [email protected]
Brock University students, staff, and faculty can now use Omni to request shared physical resources quickly and easily from across all 16 Omni partner institutions, a collection of nearly 23.5 million resources.
Read more about this innovative collaboration in the Brock News and learn how to make your request in just a few clicks.
Questions? [email protected]
Take advantage of the great online resources from your public library by signing up for free accounts.
The St. Catharines and Thorold Public Libraries extend free memberships to Brock students in the two communities.
Popular magazines, audio books, streaming videos and music are available for you borrow with your public library card, and offer the perfect complement to our more scholarly collections.
Join today!
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The Digital Scholarship Lab and Map Data GIS Library are looking for 5 student assistants to help us run the two spaces this year. If you enjoy helping people and learning new things this might be the job for you. You can check out the posting on Workday. Questions? Please send us an email: [email protected]
As of Monday, August 9, the Library will be implementing multi-factor authentication when logging into Omni. This allows us to comply with campus-wide security initiatives, and keeps your log-in information secure.
Brock University Library invites applications for a full-time contract position of Circulation Assistant.
Working in our Access Services department, a Circulation Assistant supports our busy Ask Us desk, and:
Please see the position posting for more details.
Apply online by Aug. 12, 2021 at 12:01am EST.
Questions? Email [email protected], Head, Access Services.
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Brock University Library invites applications for a full-time contract position of Digital Scholarship Lab Coordinator.
The Digital Scholarship Lab (DSL) Operations Coordinator is responsible for planning, coordinating and administering the daily operations of the Digital Scholarship Lab. The incumbent also works in collaboration with library and University colleagues to develop and implement integrated internal and external marketing communications and outreach initiatives to promote the DSL.
Apply online by August 10, 2021, 2021 at 12:01am EST.
Questions? Email [email protected], Acting Head, Digital Scholarship Lab.
With the University now in stage 3 of its reopening process, we are pleased to offer increased study options in the James A. Gibson Library. Fifty individual study spots are available for pre-booking.
Two or three-hour time slots are available during weekday mornings and afternoons. The Library closes between 12 and 1pm for cleaning.
Make your booking now!
Questions? Please email [email protected]
Congratulations to the 2021 Brock University Graduating Class.
We’ve shared late nights and early mornings with you. We’ve been at the ready when you’ve dashed in to print assignments and loaned countless course reserve readings and whiteboard markers. We’ve explained the research process, and taught dozens of workshops from 3D printing and ArcGIS to programming, research 101, and yoga.
All of those interactions big and small, in-person and online have led to this great day – your graduation from Brock University. We are proud of your accomplishments and offer our whole-hearted best wishes.
Surgité!
Cambridge Histories, with over 100 years of content and 350+ volumes, is a series of continually updated reference works covering a broad range of subjects across the humanities and social sciences. Cambridge University Press intended the series to cover all of human history with concentrations in political and cultural history, literature, philosophy, religious studies, music, and the arts. Each volume includes authoritative narrative accounts by specialists and extensive bibliographies. Some histories are individual volumes, while others are part of multi-volume series (eg. History of Violence). The search interface is simple and straightforward, the text is fully searchable and books or book chapters can be linked directly from Sakai. Downloading of individual chapters is permitted.
New 2021 titles include: The Cambridge History of the Kurds and The Cambridge History of Terrorism.
For more information about Cambridge Histories Online, please contact Laurie Morrison at [email protected]
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