Steve Owen is retiring from the Carolinas Medical Center-NorthEast/Cabarrus College of Health Sciences in Concord after twenty years. He was born in Winston-Salem. He graduated from Wake Forest University in 1971, did graduate work in history at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, and completed his master of library science
This past year, MAC revised the membership year from January – December to October – September. Since this was done mid-year, reminders to renew memberships were not sent in November. Now that it is August, it’s time to let everyone know about renewing their memberships! Please try and renew before this year’s
As a recipient of one of the MAC Special Professional Development Grants I was able to attend the MLA CE course “Rethinking Connections with Our Users: Incorporating Mobile Devices into Library Services” in Minneapolis, MN during the MLA annual meeting. The class material was written by Jodi Philbrick and Molly Knapp, and
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
The MAC Membership Directory located on the recently launched MAC intranet has been updated. Please take a look at it! If you need to update any of your contact information or need the login to the MAC Intranet, you can contact me directly. Thank You, Ryan Harris MAC Membership and and
Tompkins-McCaw Library for the Health Sciences welcomes New Librarians The Tompkins-McCaw Library is pleased to welcome Jennifer McDaniel, Kimberly Brady, Roy Brown and Emily Johnson to our staff. Kim Brady, joined November 10, 2010 Kim previously held positions at the University of Michigan Health System’s Patient Education Resource and the Mardigian Wellness
The UNC Chapel Hill Health Sciences Library recently started a new blog focused on success stories of HSL users and how HSL has helped them. The blog, called “I Love My HSL,” was launched on Valentines day. Our intent is to help people inspire each other with their stories and to promote
On December 6, 2010, Triza Crittle, MILS, began as Senior Clinical Librarian at the Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library (LSHSL), Howard University, Washington, District of Columbia. In this senior leadership position Triza will be responsible for the provision of clinical information services to LSHSL users with a specific focus on Howard University Hospital
Interested in knowing more about your newly elected MAC officers..where they work, what they do, and how they spend their off-work hours… Rick Peterson, Chair Elect Rick Peterson is the Deputy Director at the Duke University Medical Center and Archives. Prior to his arrival at Duke in 2001, Rick worked at East
Since 2000, MLA has worked with the the the National Library of Medicine (NLM) to encourage diversity in health sciences librarianship through the American Library Association (ALA) Spectrum Initiative. Spectrum scholars receive $6,500 each to support their education. Funding for the MLA/NLM Spectrum scholarships is provided by a grant from the National
You must be logged in to post a comment.