News from the libraries' Assistant Dean for Public Services:
The faculty/staff Campus Book Delivery will be suspended December 12,
2013 - January 12,
2014. Requests placed between these dates will be checked out to your
account and held in the Library to be delivered beginning January 13,
2014 or you may pick them up at the Check Out Desk of the library from
which they were requested (Jackson or Schiffman). Please check the hours page for holiday closings.
Announcements, projects, and favorite things from the UNCG health sciences librarian.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Friday, October 25, 2013
Copyright at UNCG
The library has just launched a page with basic copyright information for faculty and students: http://copyright.uncg.edu
It's not intended to be legal advice, just promoting information.
It's not intended to be legal advice, just promoting information.
Friday, August 16, 2013
Catalog workshops for grad students in September
Welcome to the Library Catalog
Do you feel overwhelmed with results when you try the red search box from the library? Are you missing Journal Finder or just wondering how to find your favorite journals?
Come to the Jackson Library CITI lab for an orientation to the red search box. Practice strategies for accomplishing a few tasks: finding a particular book and finding a specific journal at our institution.
Please sign up for one of the sessions from Sept 23-Sept 25 at http://tinyurl.com/uncgcatalog
Mon 9/23, 2-2.30 pm
Tues 9/24, 10-10:30 pm
Weds 9/25, 2-2.30 pm
Do you feel overwhelmed with results when you try the red search box from the library? Are you missing Journal Finder or just wondering how to find your favorite journals?
Come to the Jackson Library CITI lab for an orientation to the red search box. Practice strategies for accomplishing a few tasks: finding a particular book and finding a specific journal at our institution.
Please sign up for one of the sessions from Sept 23-Sept 25 at http://tinyurl.com/uncgcatalog
Mon 9/23, 2-2.30 pm
Tues 9/24, 10-10:30 pm
Weds 9/25, 2-2.30 pm
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
EndNote workshops for graduate students in September
Graduate students - Tired of spending hours setting up a reference list for every single paper? Give EndNote a try!
The Graduate School is coordinating hands on workshops on 9/9, 9/10, 9/18, and 9/19. See the schedule and sign up here.
Happy citing :)
The Graduate School is coordinating hands on workshops on 9/9, 9/10, 9/18, and 9/19. See the schedule and sign up here.
Happy citing :)
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Health Literacy Information from the NNLM
Learn
about how and why culture impacts health literacy. Visit the National
Network of Libraries of Medicine Health’s Health Literacy Web page for
more information.
http://nnlm.gov/outreach/ consumer/hlthlit.html
The
National Network of Libraries of Medicine adds content about culture
and its impact on health literacy to its online resource at
http://nnlm.gov/outreach/ consumer/hlthlit.html. Learn why culture is an important aspect of health literacy.
Culture
is one important aspect of health literacy. Learn how the library
community can support the health literacy needs of consumers by
providing quality, current, accurate and relevant
health information to diverse populations. http://nnlm.gov/outreach/ consumer/hlthlit.html
Friday, March 15, 2013
Free Access and Demo for UpToDate clinical information
UNCG has been offered free access to UpToDate, a bedside/point of care information
database with clinical care summaries for thousands of diseases, drug
interactions, and more, until
4/31/2013.
UNCG faculty and students can access UpToDate online through this link. The path to this link from the library home page is Databases/U/UpToDate. If you're off-campus, use your iSpartan account to log in.
FYI, this is free "trial" access. There is no funding to pay for a subscription to UpToDate. But for what it's worth, I hope that our clinical faculty and students enjoy free playtime with this resource. If anyone has any questions or comments, just let me know.
The sales rep for UpToDate would like to accompany the free trial with an online meeting demonstrating the contents and features of UpToDate on Thursday 3/21, noon-12:30 pm, at https://wolterskluwer. globalmeet.com/BrianSmith.
Any UNCG student or instructor is welcome to use that URL to attend.
UNCG faculty and students can access UpToDate online through this link. The path to this link from the library home page is Databases/U/UpToDate. If you're off-campus, use your iSpartan account to log in.
FYI, this is free "trial" access. There is no funding to pay for a subscription to UpToDate. But for what it's worth, I hope that our clinical faculty and students enjoy free playtime with this resource. If anyone has any questions or comments, just let me know.
The sales rep for UpToDate would like to accompany the free trial with an online meeting demonstrating the contents and features of UpToDate on Thursday 3/21, noon-12:30 pm, at https://wolterskluwer.
Any UNCG student or instructor is welcome to use that URL to attend.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Grant seeking workshops!
Show me the Money
Two-hour introduction to grant-seeking databases: PivotCOS, GrantSelect, and Grant Advisor Plus.
Thursday Feb/21/2013 02:00 PM - 4 pm
Friday Mar/01/2013 10:00 AM - noon
Easy as P.I.E.: Proposal Development
Learn basic strategies and skills to successfully develop and submit competitive corporate, foundation, state, and federal proposals.
Tuesday Feb/26/2013 10:00 AM-noon
Wednesday Feb/27/2013 02:00 PM -4 pm
More info and registration: http://workshops.uncg.edu/ workshops-by-category.jsp?cat_ id=77001727
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