
Meet Rochelle Mazar, Assistant Director, Irving K. Barber Learning Centre at UBC Library
by Library Communications on June 25, 2024
Rochelle Mazar, Assistant Director, IKBLC, shares her experience in leading multiple teams and collaborating with library faculty and staff, UBC partners, and community members on a wide range of projects and initiatives at UBC Library.Posted in General, Uncategorized | Tagged with Irving K Barber Learning Centre, profile

2024 Employee Recognition Award winners announced
by Library Communications on June 24, 2024
UBC Library is pleased to announce the 2024 recipients of UBC Library Awards. Each year, the Library Awards Program shines a light on faculty and staff who have demonstrated exceptional creativity, innovation, leadership, excellence and a dedication to customer service through their work.Posted in General | Tagged with awards, recognition

Meet Kyla Terenzek, recipient of the UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research
by Library Communications on June 20, 2024
Kyla Terenzek, 4th year Faculty of Arts student, shares her story about winning the UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research: “This reaffirms the immense value in connecting with UBC Library and its incredible resources and staff, faculty and mentors at UBC.”Posted in General | Tagged with library research, prize, UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research, undergraduate

Meet CJ McGillivray, recipient of the UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research
by Library Communications on June 6, 2024
CJ McGillivray, 3rd year Faculty of Arts student, shares her story about winning the UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research: “The prize allows me to worry less about the financial stresses of being a student and focus more on what I love.”Posted in General | Tagged with library research, prize, UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research, undergraduate

UBC Library awarded Toshiba International Foundation grant
by Anna Moorhouse on May 29, 2024
UBC Library has been named as the successful recipient of a Toshiba International Foundation grant to support the conservation and digitization of select Premodern Japanese materials in UBC Asian Library’s collections.Posted in General | Tagged with Asian Library, Japanese Collections

Meet Diana Andrews, recipient of the UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research
by Library Communications on May 23, 2024
Diana Andrews, 3rd year Faculty of Arts student, shares her story about winning the UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research: “Scholarships like this one, which recognize that research is something undergraduates can perform, are incredibly validating.”Posted in General | Tagged with library research, prize, UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research, undergraduate

More ways to get your Indigenous Community Borrower Card at UBC Library
by Anna Moorhouse on May 21, 2024
The Indigenous Community Borrower Card provides holders with free access to the library’s resources and services.Posted in General | Tagged with Community Borrower Card, Indigenous, Koerner Library, Xwi7xwa Library

2024 UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research award ceremony
by Library Communications on May 16, 2024
On May 15, winners of the 2024 UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research celebrated their awards with family, faculty, donors and other members of the UBC community.Posted in General | Tagged with prize, research, UBC Undergraduate Prize in Library Research, undergraduate

UBC Library opens Chung | Lind Gallery
by Library Communications on April 22, 2024
UBC Library is excited to announce the official opening of the Chung | Lind Gallery showcasing the Wallace B. Chung and Madeline H. Chung Collection and Phil Lind Klondike Gold Rush Collection.Posted in General | Tagged with Chung Collection, Chung Lind Gallery, Phil Lind Klondike Gold Rush Collection

UBC researchers eligible for new open access publisher discounts from Elsevier and Oxford University Press
by Library Communications on April 18, 2024
UBC authors looking to publish in peer-reviewed journals by Oxford University Press and Elsevier are now eligible for cost-savings thanks to new transformative agreements signed by the Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN).Posted in General | Tagged with open access, research learning and scholarship, scholarly communications