Want to share your favorite apps with the world? Wonder what apps are out there for your work and your personal life? Bring your lunch and mobile device and join us for a lively discussion at Hardin. This brownbag lunch is not intended to provide technical supports for mobile devices. It is about sharing withContinue reading “Bring your lunch to Hardin for a discussion on mobile devices and apps”
Category Archives: Fun
Celebrate Halloween with some anatomical illustrations
The John Martin Rare Book Room has over 350 anatomy books. Enjoy this selection! Andreas Vesalius Bernhard Siegfried Albinus Jacopo Berengario da Carpi William Cheselden Charles Estienne Genga Bernardino Craving more? All images from National Library of Medicine’s collection.
Video : Hardin Librarians teach how to use Twitter professionally
Eric Rumsey and Xiaomei Gu were featured on Daily Iowan TV teaching a class on using Twitter professionally: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhCNgGqY7xU&t=1m45s Follow us @HardinLib
October is National Medical Librarians Month
This month is National Medical Librarian Month and the theme from the Medical Library Association is “Saving You Time So You Can Save Lives.” Hardin Library offers a variety of services to save you time whether you are a student, faculty, staff, resident, fellow, physician, or other health professional. Hardin Library Open House Come celebrateContinue reading “October is National Medical Librarians Month”
Free coffee for finals week & lots of study space
Does coffee make studying easier for you? We can help you with that! Hardin Library will begin serving free coffee beginning Friday, May 10th at 6pm. Finals week coffee is sponsored by Linda Walton, Associate University Librarian for the Hardin Library for the Health Sciences & Branch Libraries. Do you hate not being able toContinue reading “Free coffee for finals week & lots of study space”
Philanthropy Day: Hardin Library construction funded through gifts and NIH grant
Hardin Library for the Health Sciences opened in 1974. The building was designed by Walter Netsch, and was funded by $1.4 million in gifts and a National Institute of Health grant for $2.3 million. The John Martin Rare Book Room was started by a generous donation of books and funding from Dr. John Martin. SeeContinue reading “Philanthropy Day: Hardin Library construction funded through gifts and NIH grant”
National Poetry Month @HardinLib
April is National Poetry Month. Poems on many subjects have been posted throughout the library for you to enjoy. This year the poems were selected by Hardin Library student employees.
Women’s History Month : Emma L. Miller, first female employee of VA
Mrs. Emma L. Miller was the first woman employee in Veterans Health Administration. She was appointed as the first matron at the Central Branch NHDVS in Dayton (now Dayton VAMC) in the fall of 1867. Prior to her appointment, she worked with the U.S. Sanitary Commission at their Cleveland and Cincinnati branches during the CivilContinue reading “Women’s History Month : Emma L. Miller, first female employee of VA”
Free coffee for finals Friday December 7 – Friday December 14
Need a little fuel for finals? We’ve got it! The Hardin Library for the Health Sciences will be serving free coffee for finals week, beginning this Friday at 6pm. Finals coffee is sponsored by Linda Walton, Associate University Librarian for the Hardin Library for the Health Sciences & Branch Libraries.
Take a study break with Just Dance 4
Feel like you need a little break? Just Dance 4 for Wii is set up in the Information Commons East, 2nd floor for finals week. Play with your friends, yourself, or ask a Hardin staff member to play with you!