MAC Members you are invited to attend the HS/HSL’s @ Hand: Mobile Technologies in Academia and Medicine Symposium The Health Sciences and Human Services Library, University of Maryland, Baltimore will be hosting a day-long symposium on April 21, 2010 addressing the emerging and evolving uses of mobile technologies, such as smart
MAC Members, With the merger of MAC and the Pittsburgh Chapter MAC bylaws had to be modified to accommodate our new geographical boundaries. While making those changes, the Bylaws Committee and the MAC Board opted to make some other changes that bring the Bylaws more in line with the actual practice of
Have you retired during the past year or are you about to retire? Do you have a colleague who is retiring? The Honors and Awards Committee of MAC, in order to recognize the value of your library service, is asking you to send your name and a brief biography to be posted
Oh, for the chance to be in two places at once! Had I such a power, the MAC/MLA TriChapter Conference would have been the perfect venue to deploy it. The best practices sessions simultaneously offered tips for managing electronic resources, librarians as learners, and health literacy. Or, on day 2, interfacing library
The University of Pittsburgh invites applications to its online Certificate of Advanced Study in Health Sciences Librarianship (HealthCAS). This one-year 15-credit post-master?s program is offered jointly by the University’s School of Information Sciences (iSchool) and the Health Sciences Library System (HSLS). HealthCAS will provide librarians with in-depth knowledge of the health care
From Julia Shaw-Kokot: The National Training Center and Clearinghouse (NTCC), in conjunction with the National Network of Libraries of Medicine Southeastern/Atlantic Region (NN/LM SEA) and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, is offering three FREE hands-on classes at the Health Sciences Library in Chapel Hill, NC!
From Amy Blevins: This month features our current MAC Chair Diana McDuffee. As always, if you would like to participate in Spotlight on MAC or have ideas for new questions for future participants, please feel free to email Amy Blevins, blevinsa@ecu.edu. 1. How long have you been a librarian? I
From Cynthia Burke:
From Julia Shaw-Kokot: Lynne D. Morris, MLS, is retiring from the Health Sciences Library at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on November 2, 2009. She worked at the Health Sciences Libvrary for twenty-one years. For most of those years, she was the “virtual librarian,” answering AskALibrarian, phone and chat
From Christine Caufield-Noll: The Harrison Medical Library has an opening for a temporary intern to work as a Library Informationist during the Spring 2010 semester (January-May).
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