Getting Your First Break as a Librarian: OCULA President’s Message
I got my first break as an academic librarian at the Steacie Science and Engineering Library at York University. York took a chance on…
I got my first break as an academic librarian at the Steacie Science and Engineering Library at York University. York took a chance on…
Canada’s academic librarians are relatively young, enjoy stable employment and are not racially diverse: these findings are among the highlights of the first census…
As a student of the Master of Information (MI) program at the University of Toronto, I have the opportunity to take practicum courses, which…
Every year at the end of April, OCULA organises a one-day Spring Conference. This event has traditionally been held in Jordan, but in order…
It’s time for me to pass the torch to OCULA’s incoming President, Sarah Shujah. As my term as President ends, I would like to…
Imagine you’re a college student taking an online course or an in-person class. It’s your first class and you’re working on an assignment, but…
Faced with looming changes outlined in the Tri-Agency Statement of Principles on Digital Data Management, such as data sharing and preservation, librarians at eleven…
In the April 2015 edition of Open Shelf, Jonathan Younker published In Praise of Maker Culture, describing the maker culture in the Brock Library’s Systems…
Historical government information Government documents are primary source materials which form an important part of our documentary heritage. Over recent years, the resources allocated…
While academic librarians have supported campus startups and entrepreneurs since before the dotcom boom, the title Entrepreneurship Librarian is a relatively new one. When…
Academic libraries are often said to be at the heart of the campus. Today, we’re also at the heart of the global campus. As…