The Adaptive Technology Centre and Queen’s University Libraries congratulate James McNutt.
To read more about James’ scholarly achievements and contributions to the Queen’s community,
read the new online Gazette article here.
James McNutt successfully defends Masters of Education thesis 2016
Library staff and students enjoyed a Harry Potter reading session, in the “Harry Potter” 1923 Reading Room of Douglas Library.
Harry Potter Freedom to Read Event
For more information, please see the Queen’s Gazette online here.
Stauffer and Douglas Libraries have been provided with improved wireless upgrades!
To learn more about these improvements in service, please read the story here.
Winners of the Curriculum Development Award, for the Undergraduate School of Medicine’s M.D. program, included Queen’s Librarians Sandra Halliday and Suzanne Maranda, of Bracken Library.
For more information, please see page 8 of the newest issue of the Queen’s Gazette.
Vice-Provost & University Librarian, Martha Whitehead assisted Principal Woolf in presenting the Promoting Student Inquiry Teaching Award, sponsored and coordinated by The Queen’s Library, to Dr. Gabor Fichtinger, School of Computing.
For more information, please see page 8 of the newest issue of the Queen’s Gazette:
New rare book collection
Read more about this generous gift here
Last word: access to information, knowledge & ideas
Sharon Murphy, Head, Academic Services, Queen’s Library
Featured in the latest edition of the Queen’s Alumni Review – read the article here.
Evolution of Queen's Library
Read the feature story in the latest edition of the Queen’s Alumni Review here.
When: Tuesday, October 20th, 2015: 1:00pm – 2:30pm (Lunch: 12:30pm – 1:00pm)
Where: The Peter Lougheed Room, 340, Richardson Hall, Queen’s University.
The aim of this panel session is to explore knowledge exchange and exposure from different angles, including authors from various disciplines, publishers, funders, research administrators, open science advocates and librarians.
Open Access Week 2015
Deirdre Bryden , Queen’s University Archives and Alvan Bregman, Curator of Queen’s University Library Special Collections recently presented the Fleming Exhibit to Principal Woolf and the President of Sir Sandford Fleming College, Tony Tilly.
Read more of the gazette story here.
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