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UBC Library
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amelia.nezil(at)ubc.ca
Peer writing consultants across both UBC campuses to receive internationally recognized certification.
Student writing consultants at UBC Okanagan and UBC Vancouver will now be approved for the College Reading and Learning Association’s International Tutor Training Program Certification (CRLA ITTPC).
UBC Library featured on North by Northwest with Sheryl McKay
UBC Library’s recent acquisition of The Vancouver Weekly Herald and North Pacific News was featured on CBC radio. The interview begins at the 2 hour 50 sec mark.
Acquisitions: University of British Columbia (UBC) Library Acquires the First Item Ever Printed in Vancouver
UBC Library’s recent acquisition of The Vancouver Weekly Herald and North Pacific News was featured in the Library Journal’s InfoDocket.
This is the first thing that was ever printed in Vancouver
UBC Library’s recent acquisition of The Vancouver Weekly Herald and North Pacific News was featured in the Daily Hive.
You can now see the oldest item ever printed in Vancouver
UBC Library’s recent acquisition of The Vancouver Weekly Herald and North Pacific News was featured in Vancouver is Awesome.
UBC Library acquires the first item ever printed in Vancouver.
The first edition of the Vancouver Weekly Herald and North Pacific News was printed January 15, 1886.
A heralded glimpse of Vancouver, before it was Vancouver
UBC Library’s recent acquisition of The Vancouver Weekly Herald and North Pacific News was featured in the Vancouver Sun.
How do you map diseases? A look into the world of GIScience and medical geography with Emily Acheson
The talk on January 23 is the second in our Visualizing the World: A Maps and Geographic Information Systems Speaker Series.
Season’s Greetings from University Librarian Susan E. Parker
Thank you for your continued support of the Library, and best wishes to you throughout the holiday season.
2018 Indigitization Grant Program now accepting applications
Communities can apply for up to $10,000 in funding to convert audio materials to digital file formats until 5 p.m. on February 5, 2018.