You should read Eventbrite’s privacy policy as well, which is provided when you complete your registration. When you book through Eventbrite you will also provide some personal information to Eventbrite. For full information see the Library’s Privacy page, in particular our Event booking privacy notice. Your personal information will be held and used by the National Library of Scotland for the purposes of managing your event booking.

If you have any accessibility needs or concerns, please let us know using the form or by emailing Kira Smith event organizer.National Library of Scotland Privacy Statement Those who aren't feeling well are asked to consider participating virtually. We invite all attendees to review University return to campus recommendations. There will be a chill space available as needed. Presentations will be given primarily in English, there will be event photography/videography, and there will be overlapping conversations. (Vegetarian and vegan options will be provided.) The space will be lit by fluorescent lighting and there will be limited natural light. (Attendees are invited to bring their own water bottle, as there is a fountain available.) The space will not be scent free, and those with allergies and sensitivities are invited to communicate this via the registration form. Light food and non-alcoholic drinks will be served. walking, public transportation, carpooling, etc.) We encourage all attendees to use sustainable modes of transportation when possible (e.g.

The nearest metro station is Peel and the nearest paid parking lot is located on Peel St. There are gendered, multi-stall bathrooms on the 3rd floor, and single-stall, accessible bathrooms on the 4th floor. The University Centre is wheelchair accessible via the south entrance, where there are automatic, power-operated doors. Attendees are invited to use the elevator or stairs to access the 3rd floor. and the event will take place in the 3rd floor ballroom. The University Centre (SSMU) is located at 3480 McTavish St. We are committed to making this event as accessible and barrier-free as possible.