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Colleen Bell

she/her or they/them

Assessment Librarian

Colleen Bell

she/her or they/them

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Contact:

604.504.7441 ext 4396

I specialize in the following programs, but I can help with any assignment or project:

Adult Education
Applied Business Technology
Business
Child & Youth Care
Continuing Education
Library & Information Technology
Social Work & Human Services
Upgrading & University Preparation

I am available at multiple locations, including online via Zoom.

My Guides

ADED 390, Selecting, Evaluating, and Using Adult Education Research (Chris Campbell)

Adult Education

Alternate Access to Library Resources

Bachelor of Integrated Studies CHAD Cohort

BIO 111, Introduction to Biology I

BUS 100, Introduction to Business

BUS 120, Essentials of Marketing

BUS 221, Professional Selling

BUS 227, New Business Development

BUS 403, Strategic Management

BUS 421, International Marketing

BUS 422: Sales Management

Business Landing Page

Canadian Business

Child Poverty in BC

Child, Youth & Family Studies

Company Research

Completing a PESTEL Analysis

CYC 101, Introduction to Professional Child and Youth Care (Mark Littlefield)

Data Visualization

Domestic Violence

ECE 100, Human Development I (Georg Melzer)

ESL WG 84, Writing & Grammar Bridge

Finding Business Cases

Finding Company Filings

Finding Company Profiles

Finding Dictionaries & Encyclopedias

Finding Financial Ratios

Finding Indusry Profiles

Hidden Treasures: Research Me Hearties!

Human Resource Management (HRM)

Indigenous Social Work

International Business

Job Search & Employment

Library & Information Technology

Library Exhibits & Events

Library Policies

Library Posters

Social Work Landing Page

SOWK 225, Human Behaviour and the Social Environment

SOWK 710, Advanced Social Policy

Streaming Video Collections

Teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language

Trauma-Informed Practice

Types of Periodicals

My Subject Specialties

Business, Aviation & Accounting Child, Youth & Family Studies Education Library & Information Studies Social Work & Human Services

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