News from the Libraries
Coming Later This Fall: New Library Furniture and Space Arrangements
August 30, 2017
Thanks to an award from the Student Fee Fund, the Library will be developing new small scale furniture arrangements and installing other new furniture options later this Fall as part of a pilot space design project. Three spaces will be developed to enhance areas for student individual study, group study, and relaxation. Individual study chairs […]
Featured New Books/E-books for September 2017
August 30, 2017
For a list of the newest titles at the Briscoe Library click here. Purchase suggestions? Complete the online Purchase Suggestion Form or contact Andrea N. Schorr, Head of Resource Management.
The Library is Here to Help!
August 30, 2017
Open anytime that fits your schedule A place to call your own without distractions Access to all library resources around the clock Yes, you can even come on holidays! Need help? Make a consultation appointment with your liaison librarian! Access Library Guides (LibGuides)! Study with friends
Online Course in Scientific Writing and Publishing Now Available
August 23, 2017
The Offices of the Vice President for Research and the Associate Dean for Research in the Long School of Medicine have joined forces with Nature Research Publishing to provide an online course in scientific writing and publishing. Nature MasterClasses – Scientific Writing and Publishing offers a multi-module experience that takes researchers through the entire publishing process […]
News from the Libraries August 2017
August 4, 2017
The August issue of News from the Libraries is now available. For links to individual articles, see the table of contents below. Community Engagement Librarian Helps Teens Cook Healthy Meal School of Medicine Liaison Teaches Part of Research Design Course Outreach Provided At Back to School Event Benefiting Over 450 Relative Caregivers and Children Briscoe Library […]
Community Engagement Librarian Helps Teens Cook Healthy Meal
August 4, 2017
In July, Liaison and Community Engagement Librarian Karen Barton teamed up with Pruitt at Roosevelt H.S. Teen Librarian Rae Downen and Biology teacher Misty Belmontez to provide a cooking program as part of the weekly Teen Time program. The teens gathered vegetables from the school’s garden and decided to make Chicken Ratatouille with a side […]
School of Medicine Liaison Teaches Part of Research Design Course
August 4, 2017
Chris Gaspard, Liaison to the School of Medicine, will lead the first of five sessions of Basic Research Design for Health Interventions: A Short Course. This free, elective course was created in partnership with the Center for Medical Humanities and Ethics, the Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, and the MD/MPH program. It is intended for UT […]
Outreach Provided at Back to School Event Benefiting Over 450 Relative Caregivers and Children
August 4, 2017
Karen Barton, Liaison and Community Engagement Librarian, had a table at the Alamo Area Agency on Aging (AACOG) Back to School Voucher Event for kinship care families, specifically older relative caregivers (grandparents, great aunts and uncles and others) and the children under their care. The UT Health San Antonio Libraries was one of many partners […]
Briscoe Library Hosts NW Vista Community Health Worker (CHW) Continuing Education Program
August 4, 2017
In collaboration with the NW Vista Community Health Worker (CHW) program directed by Dr. Fernando Martinez, the library hosted a continuing education program for area CHWs and promotoras. In the state of Texas, CHWs are certified and must accrue CEU credits in order to main their certification. CHWs play a crucial role in […]
Library Instruction Provided for MRGV AHEC College Academy
August 4, 2017
Each summer, the UT Health Laredo Regional Campus is the site for many college preparation programs offered by the Mid Rio Grande Valley Area Health Education Center (MRGV AHEC). The Regional Campus branch library often has the privilege of participating in the summer programs by promoting the benefits of learning how to use the resources […]
