Monday, May 27, 2013 Memorial Day
Matthews-Fuller Health
Sciences Library: CLOSED
Dana Biomedical Library
@37 Dewey Field Road:
General Public – CLOSED
Dartmouth IDs – 7:30am -Midnight
Medical & Grad Students – 24 Hours
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Paging God: Religion in the Halls of Medicine
Matthews-Fuller Library
R725.55 .C33 2012
Fat Chance: Beating the Odds Against Sugar, Processed Food, Obesity, and Disease
Matthews-Fuller Library
RA645.O23 L873 2012
First Aid, CPR, and AED Essentials
Matthews-Fuller Library
RC86.7 .T474 2013
Bad Pharma: How Drug Companies Mislead Doctors and Harm Patients
Dana Library
RM301.27 .G65 2013
Evolution: Making Sense of Life
Dana Library
QH366.2 .Z526 2013
Evolution’s Wedge: Competition and the Origins of Diversity (Organisms and Environments)
Dana Library
QH408 .P44 2012
Trees of Life: A Visual History of Evolution
Dana Library
QH361 .P53 2012
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What do Renaissance artists and anatomists, Dartmouth medical students at the turn of the 20th century, and Robert Burton’s famous 1621 treatise The Anatomy of Melancholy have in common? They inspire us to consider the relationship between science, ethics, and humanism in the practice of medicine.
Students in Sienna Craig’s First-Year Seminar, “The Values of Medicine: Knowing Bodies, Forming Practitioners, Shaping Institutions,” explored these themes during Winter term by curating small exhibits drawing on the collections from Rauner Library and the Hood Museum. Come to Rauner Special Collections Library to see three of the student exhibits.
The exhibits were curated by Caitlin Zellers ’16, Lynn Huang ’16, and Regan Haegley ’16. It will be on display through June 20 in the Class of ’65 Galleries….read more.
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5 Easy Pieces: How Fishing Impacts Marine Ecosystems
Dana Library
QH545.F53 P38 2010
How Animals See the World:
Comparative Behavior, Biology, and Evolution of Vision
Dana Library
QP475 .H656 2012
Blood in Motion
Dana Library
QP101 .N66 2011
Critical Decisions: How You and Your Doctor Can Make the Right Medical Choices Together
Matthews-Fuller Library
R723.5 .U24 2012
A Patient’s Perspective: Tips For Your Doctor Visits and More
Matthews-Fuller Library
R727.3 .P382 2012
The Health Care Handbook: A Clear and Concise Guide to the United States Health Care System
Matthews-Fuller Library
RA413.5.U5 A85 2012
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The Bipolar Brain: Integrating Neuroimaging and Genetics
Dana Library
RC516 .B57 2012
The Evolution of Parental Care
Dana Library
QL762 .E96 2012
Light Microscopy: Methods and Protocols
Dana Library
QH207 .L492 2011
The Medical Book: From Witch Doctors to Robot Surgeons, 250 Milestones in the History of Medicine
Matthews-Fuller Library
R131 .P523 2012
Facilitating Learning in Healthcare
Matthews-Fuller Library
R735 .F33 2012
Essential Skills for a Medical Teacher: An Introduction to Teaching and Learning in Medicine
Matthews-Fuller Library
R735 .H37 2012
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Chris Fuller
The Biomedical Libraries are pleased to announce that Chris Fuller has joined our staff as our new Information Access Assistant. He moved here from Portland, Oregon to work with us, and to be closer to his family in New York state. He started on Wednesday, February 27.
Chris brings a rich background of library-related experience to this position. Chris has a BA in History and Communication from Rutgers University, and has just completed an MLIS from San Jose State University. He has worked at Kaiser Permanente as a Digital Projects Intern helping to create an institutional repository, and at the City of Portland Archives. He has also worked with copyright issues while an associate contracts manager at Simon & Schuster.
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Last week construction started on the temporary home for Dana Biomedical Library at 37 Dewey Field Road. The 3rd floor of 37 Dewey was gutted and walls are now going up for offices, classrooms, study space and services.
Peggy Sleeth and Susan Jorgensen in the north end of what will be the open study space with tables, chairs and couches. This end also has 2 small class/meeting rooms. The other end has an 18 seat classroom.
Susan Jorgensen looking at the plans for the Public Services desk and staff offices with the project supervisor. Over the next 2 months this raw space will be transformed into bright, colorful and vibrant space for studying, class meetings, checking out materials and getting help with library resources.
The staff is scheduled to move to the new space in mid April and a few weeks later the collections will be moved out of Dana to an offsite facility. A small collection of reserves and reference books will be held in 37 Dewey, and a courier system is being established to fetch materials from the library storage facility.
This new space, which will be called Dana Biomedical Library at 37 Dewey Field Road, will be our home until the North Campus Academic Center is constructed on the current Gilman-Dana site. It is currently being planned for a 2016 opening.
We will be posting progress reports and updates as things progress.
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