Food and Bioproduct Sciences: Need Help?

Finding Assistance

As your liaison librarian, Virginia Wilson is the primary contact to answer questions and provide information regarding library collections, instructional support, and reference services for students, faculty, and staff. She is available for in-class library instruction, one-on-one consultations, and research assistance. She is also happy to attend student or faculty committee meetings to discuss any issues relating to the Library.

See Virginia's contact information on this page.

For library assistance via chat, Ask Us is available during regular hours. Find the chat box and the chat hours here.

The following Grad Help link will take you to a new guide that explores the following topics:

The Thesis/Dissertation Process: Writing, Ethics, Defence, Submission
Graduate Level Procrastination
Publishing Your Grad Work
Academic Integrity and Intellectual Property Rights
Attending Conferences
Student-Supervisor Relationships
Critical Reading for Graduate Studies
Graduate-Level Writing
Applying for Grad School
Additional Support

Grad Help

Writing Help
Student Learning Services offers free one-to-one help to all U Sask students at any stage of the writing process, both online and in person.
Math and Stats Help
Student Learning Services offers free help with mathematics and statistics in whatever course you are taking.
Study Skills Help
Your study skills and strategies will evolve during your studies. The natural curiosity that comes with being a student, your desire for academic success, and the occasional stumbling block or challenge will motivate and empower you to grow as a learner.
Peer Assisted Learning (PAL) Program
The philosophy of PAL is to provide positive, safe, and comfortable learning environments that encourage, support and empower students in their academic pursuits.