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It is important terms & conditions of use of e-resources are observed by the University to avoid any loss of access and breach of licence terms with publishers. You can have lidded drinks and bottled water at desks throughout the Library. Food and drinks are not allowed in staffed reading rooms, such as the Main Reading Room and Special Collections reading rooms. Food can only be consumed in the Tea Room and courtyards. Please make sure to cover food and drinks if you are carrying them through the Library to these areas to avoid spillages. The manuscript catalogue of the library of the Royal Commonwealth Society, edited by Donald H. Simpson. London: Mansell, 1975. ISBN 0720104483 Douglas works with high performing individuals and teams to intentionally use their mindsets as tools to accelerate their performance even further.

Leila is an iDiscover 360 Certified Coach, holds a Firework Career Coach License (Career Change Specialist) and a Diploma in Executive Coaching from the Academy of Executive Coaching. She has an MSc in International Marketing from Strathclyde University and a BA in International Business Studies from NEOMA Business School. She spent the first part of her career in Marketing, then set up various entrepreneurship ventures and worked for the last 6 years in Recruitment & Executive Search, before dedicating herself fully to people and Coaching.

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As only 25% of published collections are currently catalogued online, if you fail to locate information via our online catalogues, try the card catalogue located in the Rare Books Room behind the glass wall. Look at the table below to help you figure out which catalogue is more relevant for you and your needs. You may also use this form to request a printout of a chapter or article from any material held by the library as Electronic Legal Deposit , normally accessible only via designated computers. If you are looking for a study space, the University Library has lots of places for you to explore. There are over 800 study spaces in the building. Users will be able to search across the entire range of collections or narrow down their search to particular libraries or types of material to suit their needs. iDiscover will feel familiar to anyone used to modern web interfaces, providing an intuitive and positive search experience.

Public transport - Bus station in Drummer Street. Bus stops in Emmanuel Street, 400 yards away. Railway Station 1 mile away.Having creative expression and human empowerment as her number one value, Carrie is inspired to work with clients who are actively looking to live a full expression of themselves. Individuals who are looking to ‘find’ their voice, their path, their power. Szabi recognises mental performance coaching to be similar to physical performance coaching. Just like going to the gym, it takes consistency and effort to achieve results. By putting in the work you can create extraordinary outcomes for you together. Szabi’s passion is to elevate human performance and consciousness. Specifically, he coaches to elevate one’s mental performance. Not being there to be liked nor to judge clients, Szabi makes a point of working exclusively with dedicated clients that are determined to achieve at least strong if not extraordinary results.

Working with Douglas as your private coach you will gain a space to accelerate your personal or professional growth in a direction that is meaningful for you. You will also access an awareness and set of skills that will benefit you beyond the coaching programme or conversations. Douglas will be an honest and objective ally in your personal journey. Ben sees Coaching as his vocation. It is a deeply meaningful craft that allows him to contribute, in his way, to creating what Charles Eisenstein calls “the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible”. One person at a time. Ph.D., M.Litt., M.Sc., and Divinity M.Phil. theses approved after 1970 are catalogued in iDiscover, as are M.D. and M.Chir. theses approved after May 2006. Earlier theses are listed in a card catalogue in the Manuscripts Reading Room and are gradually being added to iDiscover.

All individual users must comply with the specific Terms of Use or License Agreement for each e-resource. University members individually responsible for their compliance with the terms and conditions of use. In accessing and using e-resources provided by Cambridge University Libraries you agree to abide by: The University Library is alerted to this suspension of service and undertakes to investigate the breach, restoring access as soon as possible and ensuring non-recurrence. To determine which folders contain photographs of which country, refer to the Royal Commonwealth Society Country Classification Guide. The prefix Y30 precedes the country classification – e.g. Y3022 refers to photographs of India; Y307 photographs of the West Indies. The original holdings of the Library’s manuscript department. Mainly, but not wholly, made up of medieval and early modern manuscripts.

Text & data mining (TDM) is a process by which large amounts of information can be analysed electronically, allowing researchers to work through more research content than would ever be possible manually. Please see our LibGuide on TDM for guidance on the law enabling TDM in the UK. Girton College Library has its own library catalogue, called Heritage. So which library catalogue should you use? Generally, iDiscover is useful for finding print and electronic resources available across numerous Cambridge University libraries. However, if you wish to access printed resources available at Girton we recommend you use Heritage.Ben is a graduate of iDiscover 360 as a Certified Leader and Coach, of The Coaching Academy, Sciences-Po Paris, and HEC School of Management. He began his career in investment banking in London before reorienting towards working with people, performance, and purpose. From 2017, he is leading the Coaching Division and Business Development Department at iDiscover 360. Cambridge Digital Library - a platform for the discovery of digitised material and research outputs from the University of Cambridge and beyond. Nikki is an iDiscover 360 Certified Coach and the Head of Branding and Design at iDiscover. She holds a BA in Law and an MA in Civil Law from Leiden Law School in the Netherlands, alongside a Graphics Design Diploma. In her professional life, she has focused on working as a Graphics Designer after practicing as a lawyer for two years. For rules governing access to e-resources please see sections 15, 16, and 17 of the University Library Rules of the Library. The way we see the world and the way we see ourselves determine the actions we take and the results we get. So, I work at the level of ‘seeing’. My focus is on a person’s Being.