Library Program
Outreach and community engagement - Joint Program by Saint Mary’s University and the Halifax Public Libraries
For over forty years, Saint Mary’s University and the Halifax Public Libraries have worked together to offer courses at libraries across HRM. The courses are offered both as non-credit to Halifax Public Library patrons and for credit to registered Saint Mary’s University students.
We are happy to announce that both courses for the fall of 2022 are scheduled to be in-person at the Halifax Public Libraries Central Library. The courses will return to Paul O’Regan Hall.
Saint Mary’s University students must register for these courses using Self Service Banner and follow the syllabus regarding class requirements.
Patrons of the Halifax Public Libraries do not have to register to participate in the public hour of either course.
The course offered in 2022 -2023 are:
Fall Classes
Course Number | Course Name | Instructor | Day | Time |
PHIL 3470 | Normative Ethical Theories | Mark Mercer | Wednesday | 1 pm |
HIST 2403 | History of Canadian Cultures | Nicole Neatby | Thursday | 1 pm |
Fall classes run from 7th/8th of September to the 7th/8th of December. There will be no classes on the 9th/10th of November.
Winter Classes
Course Number | Course Name | Instructor | Day | Time |
ENGL 1230 | Literature and the Environment: Symbolic Literature and Culture | Raymond Sewell | Wednesday | 1 pm |
ENGL 1230 | Literature and the Environment: Climate Change |
Renee Hulan | Thursday | 1 pm |
Winter classes run from 11th/12th of January to the 5th/6th of April. There will be no classes on the 22nd/23rd of February.