CSC Staff Feature: Felix Amoh Siaw
During a writing consultation, Felix empowers his clients by reminding them that there’s no one who understands their research better than them. His goal isn’t to teach clients how to write but to help them identify what they might be missing.
Trans Day of Remembrance Book List
Trans Day of Remembrance is a time to honour those lost to violence, those who live through violence and transphobia, and to recognize the need to disrupt the violence and oppression that trans people continue to face.
CSC Staff Feature: Mahtab Matin
Mahtab Matin is a Writing & Academic Communication Consultant in the Centre for Scholarly Communication (CSC) and a PhD candidate in the faculty of Nursing.
What’s your citation style?
No matter what your citation style is, UBC Okanagan Library can help!
CSC Staff Feature: Naeem Nedaee
Through the CSC, Naeem provides one-on-one consultations to graduate and post-doctoral researchers at UBC Okanagan who are writing journal articles, grant proposals, theses, and dissertations or who want to practice their academic and conversational English skills.
Climate Action Week Books and Films
UBC Okanagan Library has curated a selection of books and films to expland our understanding of climate chnage and inspire action.
On-Campus Managed Storage
ORM offers secured storage for a department or unit’s paper records at our storage facilities in the Commons building.
Feminist Horror Booklist
To help celebrate Women’s History Month and spooky season, we’ve curated a selection of feminist horror books and films. Discover the contributions of feminism to the horror genre through film and literature.
Two Lives: a historical podcast researched through Okanagan Special Collections & Archives
Renowned local author Alix Hawley has produced a new podcast about the history of the Okanagan in the 1800s called Two Lives and credits UBCO Library’s resources and supports with helping her to create and produce her podcast.
Truth and Reconciliation Book List
If you are looking for more information on the history of residential schools or Indigenous-Canadian relations, we encourage you to continue your learning and consult some of the books or movies we have available through the library.