Research Guides
Citation Guide: APA, MLA, Chicago
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.
Copyright Guidelines for Faculty
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 Students
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.
eResources for Faculty and Staff
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.
eResources for Students
A guide for students to access UBC and St. Mark’s Library e-resources and a link to a list of open access sites.
Find Resources at UBC Library
Links to short videos and an introductory tutorial to get you started using UBC Library.
First Nations Research
A guide to First Nations resources available at St. Mark’s library, UBC libraries and online.
Journals
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.
Open Access Resources
A list of some of open-access sites. The Library homepage also has ideas for where to find resources if you cannot access UBC library.
Primary Sources
This site gives you access to a collection of primary sources, made up of nearly 200 million pages of digitized historical content – maps, photos, newspapers, manuscripts, pamphlets, portraits, and much more.
Research Guide for UBC Library
Research strategies for finding the best resources at UBC library.