UPDATE, March 30, 2021: The Libraries & Archives are once again open to in-person visits. Access to research help, e-resources, and virtual help from librarians and staff will continue to be available.
In order to access online Mount A Library resources, you need to be authenticated as a Mount A student, faculty or employee.
For article databases, ebooks, journals, and streaming media:
Use your Mount A username and 14+ character password.
For your Novanet library account status, renewing loans, and complete Novanet results in the catalogue
In the "Barcode" field use your student number (with the first zero). In the "Password" field, use your four-digit PIN**.
** your PIN is usually the last 4 digits of your phone number. If your PIN does not work, please contact us to get it re-set.
Librarians & Archivist Winter 2021
Anita Cannon | 364-2572
On sabbatical leave July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021
Laura Landon | 939-2125
Commerce, Economics, Environmental Studies, Government Information, Languages & Linguistics, Sociology
Anne LePage | 364-2691
Anthropology, Music, Religious Studies, Spanish Literature
Jeff Lilburn | 364-2237
Drama, English, French Literature, Philosophy, Psychology
David Mawhinney (University Archivist) | 364-2563
Archives
Elizabeth Millar | 364-2386
Canadian Studies, History, Indigenous Studies, Military & Naval Sciences, Politics & International Relations, Rare Books & Special Collections, Women's & Gender Studies
Elizabeth Stregger | 364-2610
Data and Digital Services, Science Consultations (by appointment)
Other subject areas, including Classics, Fine Arts, and Visual & Material Culture: Please e-mail Infodesk@mta.ca
Want to know more about the Library of Congress Classification System? See the Understanding Call Numbers section of the Research Tips page.
Reach us by email, chat, voicemail or book an appointment. Details below.
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Librarians are available to meet with you by phone or online.
Open Educational Resources (OER) are teaching and learning resources that are freely available to educators and learners.This guide provides links and information for faculty exploring OER as teaching resources.
Sam Trosow, associate professor of Law and Information Science at Western University, has posted an analysis of Canadian fair dealing in these exceptional COVID-19 circumstances. Details here.
With credit to Mount Saint Vincent University Libraries for format and content within this page.