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Diane Cruickshank

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Librarian
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Diane Cruickshank
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Contact:
Abbotsford Campus--
(Tues-Wed)
Chilliwack Campus--
(Thurs-Fri)
(604) 504-7441 x4240(AB) or x2268 (CH)
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Liaison librarian for Communications, Health Sciences (Nursing, Practical Nursing, Dental Assisting, Kinesiology, Health Care Assisting) and Theatre. My ORCID id: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1416-5167

My Guides

Accessibility Information for Library Resources
Last update: May 16, 2025 14 views
AIS 101, Fundamentals of Higher Education (Stephanie Gould)
Last update: Apr 14, 2025 112 views
Citation Style Guides
Last update: Feb 28, 2025 274 views
CMNS 125, Professional Communications (John Bermingham)
Last update: Apr 14, 2025 584 views
CMNS 125, Professional Communications (Sajib Ghosh)
Last update: Apr 14, 2025 118 views
Communications
Last update: May 7, 2025 110 views
Connect to Library Resources: OpenAthens
Last update: Mar 3, 2025 206 views
Culturally Responsive Pedagogy
Last update: Mar 14, 2025 95 views
DENT 131, Basic Dental Assisting (Simone Klassen)
Last update: May 15, 2025 10 views
Dental Assisting
Last update: Mar 20, 2025 29 views
ENGL 233 / THEA 203, Performance History I (Anna Griffith)
Last update: Mar 19, 2025 10 views
Finding Book Reviews
Last update: Mar 19, 2025 2 views
Health Sciences
Last update: May 15, 2025 26 views
Integrating Search Widgets into Course Web Sites
Last update: Mar 20, 2025 67 views
IPK 100, Learn Today, Lead Tomorrow, Deborah Alexander
Last update: May 13, 2025 2 views
Kinesiology
Last update: Apr 9, 2025 843 views
Legal Citation Style
Last update: Feb 28, 2025 1704 views
NURS 101, Evidenced Based Nursing and Evaluating Resources
Last update: Apr 9, 2025 499 views
Nursing
Last update: Apr 10, 2025 153 views
Practical Nursing
Last update: Apr 9, 2025 204 views
THEA 204 / ENGL 234, Performance History II: 1600-1900 (Anna Griffith)
Last update: Mar 14, 2025 10 views
Theatre & Musical Theatre
Last update: Mar 19, 2025 44 views
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