Built Environment: Library Week 2025: Libraries for Sustainable Communities In-Person
Join us in celebrating Library Week 2025 under the theme "Libraries for Sustainable Communities." This exciting week-long event highlights the vital role of libraries in fostering knowledge, innovation, and community development. Whether you're a new student or a long-time library user, there’s something for everyone!
What to Expect?
🔹 Interactive Display Screens – Explore how our cutting-edge technology enhances research and learning.
🔹 Meet Your Librarians – Get to know the friendly faces behind our services and discover how they can support your academic journey.
🔹 Library Services Showcase – Learn about the vast range of resources, support tools, and research assistance available to you.
🔹 Exciting Giveaways – Stand a chance to win prizes as we recognize and reward our best library clients!
Come and be part of the experience! Let’s celebrate the role of the library in building sustainable communities through access to knowledge and lifelong learning.
We look forward to seeing you there! 🎉📚
📍 Venue: John Moffat Foyer
Related LibGuide: Built Environment Library by Winkie Siebane
- From:
- 9:00am, Monday, March 17, 2025
- To:
- 3:00pm, Wednesday, March 19, 2025
- Time Zone:
- Central Africa Time (change)
- Campus:
- East Campus
- Audience:
- Academics staff Doctoral Library staff Masters Post-Doc Researchers Postgraduates students Researchers
- Categories:
- Undergraduates students
- Attachments:
Hello! I'm Winkie, the Architecture Research Librarian at Wits University Library. Before booking an appointment, please keep the following in mind:
You can opt to meet either online or in person. A Microsoft Teams meeting link will be provided for both options.
For in-person meetings, my office is located on the 1st Floor of the John Moffat Building, Braamfontein, East Campus—it's the first office on the left as you enter the library.
If you need to cancel, kindly do so at your earliest convenience.
For immediate assistance, you can refer to your relevant library guide or contact me at 011 717 1929.