The John P. Isché Library re-opened post-Katrina one year ago yesterday. After being closed for almost 10 months, it was a relief to return. It’s amazing what has been accomplished in that year, from inventorying the entire collection (books, journals, and rare material) to the expansion of resources and services.
Our new books display is back after a long hiatus!
New Book Display
These books are available for checkout. Swing by the library and browse away.
The library is pleased to welcome Remeika Fobb-Daniels as the new night supervisor. Remeika is a graduate of the University of New Orleans with a degree in Sociology and Mass Communications.
Amy Woodruff & Remeika Fobb-Daniels
Molly Knapp says 'We're number one!
What do librarians do at these conferences anyway? Check out the MLA’s Views of the Meeting to find out. (Including this one of Mary Marix & Molly Knapp giving a paper on the multigenerational workforce)
The Library will be open until 12 midnight on Friday, Saturday and Sunday again this weekend. Exam hours are finished Thursday, May 24th. We will return to our regular hours next weekend.
Don’t forget the Isché Library is open until 12 midnight each night during exams, including this weekend.
Exam hours end May 24th.
Don’t forget! The Library will be open until 12 midnight all weekend during exams!
How can you tell finals are approaching? Here at the library, it’s with extended exam hours. Beginning today, study until midnight seven days a week through May 24th.
Isch?â?® Library Holiday Hours
Spring Examination Period
April 30th through May 24th
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 12 Midnight
Saturday
9:30 a.m. – 12 Midnight
Sunday
12 Noon – 12 Midnight
Our May bulletin board display promotes autism awareness, presented by the Department of Occupational Therapy. Swing by the library and check it out!
Michelle Le & Natalie Broussard with the Department of Occupational Therapy's Autism Awareness poster
Library bulletin board is located on the 3rd floor next to the women’s bathroom.
Please join Kathy Kerdolff today at 12 noon for Exploring EMBASE.com and learn to search beyond PubMed.
We have over 400 books available online here at the library. That’s 400 books you can access any time, any place. Today, let’s take a look at all the books available from Stat!Ref.
Need a library introduction? Join Carolyn Bridgewater today from 12-1pm in the library computer lab 401K for an introductory class which provides an overview of the Library’s resources and services.
If you can’t make it today, don’t worry – this class is offered monthly. Click here for the schedule.
Julie Schiavo, Dental Librarian and Google extraordinaire, will teach the class Advanced Googling TODAY in the Library Computer Lab 401K from 12-1pm.
Join us to learn tricks and tips for a more focused search, as well as some of the products Google offers such as Google Scholar, Images, and Book Search. We will also discuss how to evaluate the information found on the internet and what should be trusted.
Congratulations to the following winners of our Medical Information Day Raffle for a library goody bag:
Amanda Fortenberry
Judi Hickey
Yuhai Zhao
Winners can claim their prize at the library Circulation Desk.
Do you know about RefWorks? It is an online bibliographic management tool. In plain English, it’s a place to save your references for a paper or research, and later format them into bibliographies. You can even import articles directly from PubMed, EbscoHost, and a many other databases. With RefWorks you can say goodbye to writing down citations & thumbing through the APA style manual an hour before the paper is due, RefWorks does the work for you!
Sound good? Click here for upcoming online training dates
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