FYI - Mahn Students

________________________________ From: FHNS Infoservice FHNS.Infoservice@umanitoba.ca Sent: Tuesday, December 2, 2025 4:24 PM To: fhns-all@lists.umanitoba.ca fhns-all@lists.umanitoba.ca Subject: [Fhns-all] Nutrition Library Reopens with New System & Latest Textbooks!

Hi everyone,

We’re excited to let you know that the Nutrition Library on the second floor of the Human Ecology building has officially reopened!

It now features a self-serve kiosk, so you can borrow textbooks and resources on your own — no assistance needed. Just swipe your card, pick the item you need, and you’re all set.

We’ve also added the latest textbook editions and up-to-date resources to support students, faculty, and staff. With finals coming up, it’s the perfect time to explore the refreshed library and get what you need.

Stop by, try out the kiosk, and make the most of the updated resources. We hope this makes accessing books faster and easier for everyone!

Best, Sina

Sina Sarviha BSc.

Communication, Collaboration, and Engagement Coordinator

Department of Food and Human Nutritional Sciences

Faculty of Agricultural and Food Sciences

University of Manitoba

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