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    The first weeks of class are over and perhaps you are sitting with your course outline in-hand wondering how you will get all of your research done for your assignments. Fear not! 

    Let’s Library, an introductory information session offered at Rutherford Library, can get your library skills research-ready! A short 30 minutes may reduce your research stress by familiarizing you with the large number of resources and services the Libraries have to offer. Learn how to search our catalogue, find online content, search for your textbooks in our course materials collections, and other fantastic on-campus tips (like the locations of the nearest microwaves).

    Held in the Learning Lounge of Rutherford Library North’s main floor, these sessions are open to all UAlberta students.

    You can choose one of our many sessions available between September 16-19 and 23-26 at 10:15 am or 2:15 pm. Additional evening sessions at 5:00 pm on September 18, 19, 25, and 26.
    Sign up for a Let’s Library session  or you are welcome to drop-in!

    Librarian David Salz reading a book in the stacks of Rutherford Library
    Rutherford Librarian David Sulz cruises through our collection
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    by Eva Romanick
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    by Sonya Leung
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