Even during the summer months, some of our students, particularly our Post grads. are still hard at work on their research or dissertations.
To ensure you get the best from yourself and keep motivated and don’t burn out, you need to give yourself regular breaks!
But how do you get the most from them?
Here’s our top tips for staying ahead of the game and ensuring you make the most of this valuable “me” time:-
On Tuesday 16th July 2019, Canterbury Christ Church University held a free Library TeachMeet with the theme of Employability and information and digital literacies.
The Library at the Salomons Institute will close at 5pm on Friday 2nd August. The early closure is to allow time for essential building maintenance.
The Library will reopen as normal at 8:15 on Monday 5th August.
There are three parts to the University Archives: The Governors’ Records, The Unofficial Archive and the College of Guidance Studies Archive.
The second of our blog posts on CCCU’s special collections and archives focuses on the ‘Historical Collection’.
Not many people know this, but we have a great collection of children’s books in the special collections and archives shelves in Augustine House. The collection contains some beautiful examples of adventure stories, mystery stories, annuals and school stories (among other things) – mostly from the late 19th-early 20th centuries. It’s well-worth a look for anyone interested in the history of books, publishing, children’s books/fiction, book art/making or illustration, as well as people looking at how children used to live, and of course what they read!
