cover of the Marrow Thieves, which highlights that the author Cherie Dimaline came to FIMS to speak about her book

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group of people listening to a presenter

computer with image of pac man on it and large arrow keys made from tin foil on desk

In the Classroom

Interested in having us present in your class or the computer lab? If you would like to have workshops or in-class demonstrations, please contact us at fimslib@uwo.ca.

The FIMS Graduate Library Presents…

a series of seminars and workshops to support the graduate community at FIMS.

Events are typically hosted weekdays between 12-1:00pm, in FNB 3020 D&E unless otherwise specified.
Please RSVP by using the sign-up sheets in the FIMS Graduate Library or by emailing us at fimslib@uwo.ca. Workshop and presentation suggestions are always welcome!

Upcoming Events

Curating and Evaluating Open Web Sites and Sources
The movement to publish, aggregate, and deploy open access books, journals and other scholarly resources continues to grow at a rapid pace. However, open access in the academic context almost always implies peer-reviewed or other scholarly resources. But there is a wealth of credible, substantive non-scholarly business-focused research sites, sources, and databases on the open Web, freely accessible via a simple Google search.

These sources are not always easy to identify and how do you know for sure if the ones you find are truly credible? This presentation will provide practical tips and strategies for locating the most valuable, credible free business information sources out on the open Web.

Robert Berkman is a first year MLIS student and is the Business Librarian at the University of Rochester, New York.

Thursday June 3, 2021
12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Email fimslib@uwo.ca to register.

***NEW*** FIMS Graduate Library Drop-In Hours
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays – 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.
It’s been too long since we’ve seen your face, and some of you we’ve never met! Starting February 2, 2021, the FIMS Grad Library will be offering virtual drop-in hours. On Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, Kendall, Carolyn or Sara will be sitting at our virtual service desk from 12-1pm. Ask us anything: from citation help to finding the best resources for your assignments. Whether you have a library-related question or just want to check in and see our friendly faces, we hope you’ll join us. A Zoom invitation will be sent to your email on Tuesdays reminding you to drop by.

Explore our past events.

Ask Graduate Student Services
Have questions? Want to chat about your program?
Brandi of Graduate Student Services is hosting a drop-in “Ask Graduate Student Services” session in FNB3020B every Tuesday, during the Winter Term, from 12 to 1:30pm.