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Client Services Librarian - University Library

lgalea2@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 2736

Discipline: Nursing, Social Work and Health; Psychology

Pauline Jenkins

Client Services Librarian - University Library

pauline.jenkins@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 3393

Discipline: Archaeology; Classics and Ancient History; Education and Teaching; English, Writing, Media and Communications; Geography, Planning and Sustainability; History; Languages and Cultural Studies; Linguistics and Applied Linguistics; Politics and International Studies, Peace Studies, and Indigenous Studies; Philosophy, and Studies in Religion; Sociology, Criminology and Forensic Science; Theatre and Performance and Music

Dr Gilbert Meyns

Client Services Librarian - University Library

gmeyns@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 1827

Discipline: Accounting and Finance; Biology, Biomedical Science and Pharmacy; Business, Management and Marketing; Economics and Agribusiness; Law; Medicine

Client Services Librarian - University Library

lschere3@une.edu.au

+61 2 6773 1278

Discipline: Agriculture, Animal Science and Zoology; Biology, Biomedical Science and Pharmacy; Computer Science and Information Technology; Environmental and Earth Sciences; Exercise Science, Exercise Physiology and Sports Sciences; Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

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