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Health Sciences Library Newsletter January-February 2024, Jesssica A. Koos, Sbu Health Sciences Library
Health Sciences Library Newsletter January-February 2024, Jesssica A. Koos, Sbu Health Sciences Library
Health Sciences Library Newsletters
This is the inaugural issue of the Stony Brook University Health Sciences Library newsletter. It is a bimonthly publication.
Barriers To Retaining And Graduating Stem Students With Disabilities: A Systematic Review, Jamie Saragossi, Laurel Scheinfeld
Barriers To Retaining And Graduating Stem Students With Disabilities: A Systematic Review, Jamie Saragossi, Laurel Scheinfeld
University Libraries Research Data
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Lgbtq Health Research Guides--Data, Gregg A. Stevens, Francisco J. Fajardo
Lgbtq Health Research Guides--Data, Gregg A. Stevens, Francisco J. Fajardo
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A Reconsideration Of Library Treatment Of Ethically Questionable Medical Texts: The Case Of The Pernkopf Atlas Of Anatomy, Jamie Saragossi, Kathleen Kasten-Mutkus, Laurel Scheinfeld
A Reconsideration Of Library Treatment Of Ethically Questionable Medical Texts: The Case Of The Pernkopf Atlas Of Anatomy, Jamie Saragossi, Kathleen Kasten-Mutkus, Laurel Scheinfeld
Library Faculty Publications
The Pernkopf Atlas of Anatomy consists of anatomical drawings created by Austrian physician Eduard Pernkopf, an active member of the Nazi Party during World War II. While the book was known for its highly detailed anatomical drawings, in the 1990s it was determined that Holocaust victims were likely used as subjects for the drawings. Using a survey, the authors aimed to gather information about the presence of this monograph in academic libraries today to provide best practice recommendations for academic libraries in their approach to ethically questionable materials.
Leveraging Survey Results In Support Of A Library Renovation: A Case Study, Jamie Saragossi, Gregg A. Stevens, Laurel Scheinfeld, Jessica A. Koos
Leveraging Survey Results In Support Of A Library Renovation: A Case Study, Jamie Saragossi, Gregg A. Stevens, Laurel Scheinfeld, Jessica A. Koos
Library Faculty Publications
The Health Sciences Library (HSL) at Stony Brook University along with the School of Medicine were motivated to make improvements in seating and hours based on survey results from an LCME self-study. Preparation for the site visit from the Liaison Committee for Medical Education helped to garner resources and support for this initiative. To meet the evolving needs of the HSL patrons, librarians completed an overdue collection assessment project which allowed for 142 new seats, including newly designed spaces and furnishings. Ongoing assessment of the redesigned space will be conducted to evaluate success and areas for continued improvement.