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Janelle Sztuhar

She/Her

Scholarly Communications & Copyright Librarian

Janelle Sztuhar

She/Her

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Hello/Éy Swáyel - My name is Janelle and I am the Scholarly Communications and Copyright Librarian here at UFV. I am also the Indigenous Studies, English, and Media Arts liaison. I have studied a variety of topics ranging from biology to French to library studies here at UFV as well as Western University. I would be happy to help you with your research questions. Outside of the library I love food, my cats, and travel. Please feel free to contact me if you'd like to meet or have questions.

My Guides

Agriculture Science: Open Resources

AIS 299 - Sylvia Richardson

Canadian Literature

Climate Migration

CMNS 125, Professional Communications (Matthew Michaud)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Alois Sieben)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Ceilidh Hart)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Jacky Bolding)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Jacqueline Taylor)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Karen Selesky)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing (Ron Sweeney)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing, "Are You What You Eat?" (Michelle Superle)

ENGL 105, Academic Writing, Community Change

ENGL 170C, Literature in Context: Understanding Comics

ENGL 203E, Horror Film & Literature (Carl Peters)

ENGL 240, An Introduction to Canadian Literature

ENGL 312, Shakespeare

ENGL 319, The 18th Century Novel

ENGL 335, Special Topics in Victorian Literature - The Pre-Raphaelite Movement

ENGL 340, British and Irish Poetry Since 1930

ENGL 388F - Children's Literature: Diversity & Accessibility

English Literature

Human Trafficking

IDS 200, Ecologies of Hope / River Conversations

Indigenizing the Academy

Indigenous Literatures

Indigenous Studies

Open Access Publishing

Open Education Faculty Fellows

Open Education Micro Grant Program (2024)

Open Educational Resources

Punjabi Language

Residential Schools

Student Engagement Working Group

Using OverDrive for Audiobooks

My Subject Specialties

No subject specialties have been selected.

The University of the Fraser Valley is situated on the traditional territory of the Stó:lō peoples. The Stó:lō have an intrinsic relationship with what they refer to as S’olh Temexw (Our Sacred Land), therefore we express our gratitude and respect for the honour of living and working in this territory.

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