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Research Guides

These guides will help you learn how to navigate UBC libraries, give you tips on how to do research, explain citations, and much more. And you can always contact library staff for assistance!


Links to short videos and an introductory tutorial to get you started using UBC library.
Find Resources at UBC Library
A guide for students to access UBC and St. Mark’s Library e-resources and a link to a list of open access sites.
Library E-Resources for Students

Research strategies for finding the best resources for your assignments.
Research Guide
Instructions for how to use library services, including booking study space or workstation computers, and making an appointment to use library printer or to pick up books.
How to Access Library Services
A list of some of the many open-access sites available. The Library homepage also has ideas for where to find resources if you cannot access UBC library.
Open Access Resources
Whenever you use someone else's words or ideas in a paper or presentation, you must indicate the information is borrowed by citing your source. This applies to books, articles, web pages, images, sounds, TV/film clips and DVDs.
Citation Guide
This site gives you access to a collection of primary sources, made up of nearly 200 million pages of digitized historical content – maps, photos, newspapers, manuscripts, pamphlets, portraits, and much more.
Finding Primary Sources

St. Mark’s and Corpus Christi Colleges follow UBC copyright guidelines. This guide gives you a basic introduction to Canadian Copyright Law and has links to sites for more information.
Copyright Guidelines for Students

A guide to First Nations resources available at St. Mark’s library, UBC libraries and online.
First Nations Research

A guide to journal resources available at St. Mark’s library and online at UBC libraries. Print journals are only for use in the library and cannot be borrowed. (These journals will not be available until the library is open.)
Journals

Faculty Guides

Faculty and staff: important information about your UBC and St. Mark’s Library accounts and how to access library resources, as well as a link to a list of open access sites.
Faculty and Staff - Accessing Library Resources

St. Mark’s and Corpus Christi Colleges follow UBC copyright guidelines. This guide gives a basic introduction to Canadian Copyright Law and using copyrighted materials for teaching, and includes links to sites for more information.
Copyright Guidelines for Faculty

Zotero Video Tutorial

Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share research. 



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Summer Institute

Ready to be inspired and kickstart your own learning? Take advantage of the St. Mark’s Summer Institute, where you will attend virtual classes in real-time over a three-week period and then have many weeks left in which to finish coursework at your own pace. New and returning students have the option of completing a Catholic Core course, an elective course, or both.


Courses run Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from July 5-23, 2021. Students have until late August to complete their coursework.



The Summer Institute offers all who are interested - including those who work in education, parish ministry, healthcare, and other professions - the opportunity to engage deeply in reflection and discussion and earn course credits, in a more intensive format than the usual three-month term.

SCRI 505: Introduction to Scripture (Fr. Nick Meisl)
 Morning class, 8:30am - 12:00pm

 Courses run weekdays from July 4-15, 2021.

Discover a basic introduction to Scripture for students without previous background in Scripture. This course covers both the Old and New Testaments in their own contexts, thematic parallels between them, and gives attention to how the Catholic intellectual tradition engages these textual traditions.

Afternoon class (Elective course) – More details to come

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Spotlight on student experience 
"Deciding to take the Catholic Core Courses at St. Mark’s College, particularly during Covid-19, has been one of the smartest decisions of my life. At first, I felt some trepidation as I last undertook an academic course 9 years ago; however, the entire experience has been so positive and enlightening, I am delighted I did and would definitely encourage others to undertake them as well. 



The learning environment is very collegial and supportive; in our classes, our contributions were always valued, not only by the professors, but also by our classmates. It is a wonderful way of learning from each other and forming new relationships. My teaching ministry will definitely be informed by my study at SMC: I am actually looking forward to sharing what I have learned with my students and colleagues. My faith life and appreciation of the liturgy has benefitted, too, from these studies on Scripture and Theology and the readings we have done in class; my choice of bedtime reading material now isn’t novels but the Bible and Apostolic Exhortations! Every Christian Education teacher should take the Catholic Core at St. Mark's College - it’s a great place to learn and grow in your faith!"

- Ann Marie McGrath, Educator 

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SUMMER INSTITUTE FAQ

Is it required that I come to Vancouver for the Summer Institute courses?
No. Attending classes virtually is always an option we offer to students who live outside of Metro Vancouver. 
This year, due to COVID-19, all students will be taking their Summer classes virtually through live online courses. 

Synchronous, asynchronous, online, virtual, Zoom. So many new terms - how will my classes be offered?
Many people hear “online class” and think of a series of pre-recorded lectures and online interaction with no real-time interaction with a human. That’s not how our courses are offered. 

Your classes will be virtual. The live online courses taking place in a digital classroom with real-time instruction and opportunities for face-to-face interaction with your professor and classmates. 

Classes run on weekdays for three weeks in July on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. There will be a daily live lecture and class time. There may be required readings before each class and most other coursework is completed after classes end. You will have until late August to complete papers and other coursework.

Throughout the course you will be interacting with your professor and fellow classmates. 

How do I access my online courses? 
St. Mark’s College uses an online learning platform through UBC called Canvas. After you have registered for the course, you will be contacted by the Registrar's Office with instructions for accessing your course materials. If you have questions, please contact Chisom Onwuli at [email protected].

Will I be able to talk to my instructor and classmates? 
Yes. The course design and video software allows for two-way interaction. You will be able (even encouraged) to interact with your professor and classmates and engage in discussions. 

What is the cost of taking a Summer Institute course?
The Summer Institute courses are full 3-credit courses. The tuition cost can be found on the Tuition and Fees webpage.

As many of our students previously paid tuition in person, there are also special instructions on how to pay tuition during COVID-19. 

How do I get the readings and books for my courses? 
The list of required textbooks can be found through the online textbook list.

Readings may be shared directly by your professor or accessed through the libraries of St. Mark’s College and UBC.

Do I qualify for admission?
We have admission categories to accommodate various backgrounds including those with no previous post-secondary education, or those who wish to take classes as “auditing students” without going through the full application process. Visit our Admission Requirements webpage for more information.

If you’d like to speak to someone about starting your studies with St. Mark’s College, email [email protected].



More Questions?
Contact Dr. Lynda Robitaille
Email: [email protected]



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