Read the February 2023 issue of the Australian Women in Religion WikiProject Newsletter for news, achievements and ways that you can become involved.
Author - Kerrie Burn
Kerrie Burn
Australian Women in Religion (AWR) WikiProject Newsletter – May 2022
The inaugural online newsletter for the Australian Women in Religion (AWR) WikiProject has been released.
EndNote 20 is now available
EndNote software is available to all staff and currently enrolled students of the University of Divinity.
Celebrating Theological Libraries Month
October is Theological Libraries Month and at the University of Divinity we think Theological Libraries are worth celebrating!
Remember Pacifica?
The full archive of Pacifica is now available online through the Library Hub to all members of the University of Divinity community. The University of Divinity’s journal Pacifica was published from 1988-2017. Over the...
COVID-19 Response: Library Research Services
The following statement was released by Professor Peter Sherlock (Vice-Chancellor) and Kerrie Burn (Chair, Library Committee) on 16 April 2020. Library Research Services for Academic Staff and HDR students The...
Australian Women in Religion Project
To coincide with International Women's Day on Sunday 8 March, the University of Divinity is officially launching the Australian Women in Religion Project. Together our goal is to create 100 new Wikipedia entries for...
Atla Board of Directors Members Elected for 2020-2023
Congratulations to Kerrie Burn, who has been elected to serve on the Atla Board of Directors from 2020-2023 and is the first member elected to the Board from outside of North America. Kerrie is the Library Manager for...
University of Divinity contributes to Atla Digital Library – a first for an Australian library
The University of Divinity is the newest contributor to the Atla Digital Library, making it the first institution outside the United States to contribute a digital library collection. Atla (formerly the American...
Reciprocal borrowing arrangement established between the University of Divinity and the University of Melbourne
Students and staff of the University of Divinity have gained access to extensive library resources through a Memorandum of Understanding established between the University of Divinity and the University of Melbourne...