Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label presentation. Show all posts
Friday, March 4, 2011
Tessie’s Photo Brown Bag
Yesterday Tessie treated staff members to a slide show of her photos. The Brown Bag Lunch presentation included photos taken mostly at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum but also at locations around Tucson, Denver and Austin, Texas. By visiting the museum in the early morning hours Tessie has captured many different animals in action poses. Watch for more staff Brown Bags!
Monday, May 24, 2010
Medical Library Association meeting
Report from Washington
I’m in Washington, DC at the Medical Library Association annual meeting. Others from HSL who are here are: Annabelle, Brooke, Carol, Mary R., Pat, and Sandy. At least three of our Clinical Education Librarians are here also: Becky Birr, Kathy Zeblisky and Marni Ditmar. Our three Knowledge River Interns, Azul, Iris and Ramona are also here and seem to be enjoying the conference. Yesterday Annabelle and Carol gave presentations as part of a half-day symposium called, “The Informationist in Practice.” The large room was packed and people were really interested in hearing what they had to report. Today we were well represented in the poster sessions. Annabelle, Brooke and Jeanette were co-authors on a poster about the Frontera Collaboration on border health and Jacque was a co-author on a poster about libraries on new health sciences campuses.
I’m in Washington, DC at the Medical Library Association annual meeting. Others from HSL who are here are: Annabelle, Brooke, Carol, Mary R., Pat, and Sandy. At least three of our Clinical Education Librarians are here also: Becky Birr, Kathy Zeblisky and Marni Ditmar. Our three Knowledge River Interns, Azul, Iris and Ramona are also here and seem to be enjoying the conference. Yesterday Annabelle and Carol gave presentations as part of a half-day symposium called, “The Informationist in Practice.” The large room was packed and people were really interested in hearing what they had to report. Today we were well represented in the poster sessions. Annabelle, Brooke and Jeanette were co-authors on a poster about the Frontera Collaboration on border health and Jacque was a co-author on a poster about libraries on new health sciences campuses.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Meeting, AZHIN contract
MLA Chapter Meeting
Several folks from AHSL are attending the joint meeting of two regional chapters of the Medical Library Association in Glendale, AZ. Mary Riordan, Brooke, Jacque and Lindsey all worked on various committees to organize this meeting. Clinical Education Librarians Becky Birr and Kathy Zeblisky are co-chairs of the entire meeting and Lora Robbins and April Aguinaga have also worked on committees. We also have several people presenting papers and posters. Jeanette presented both a paper and a poster, on behalf of her several co-authors from other libraries, reporting on our collaboration with the other libraries of the Tribal Connections Four Corners project. Annabelle presented a paper, on behalf of her co-author Martha Moore-Monroy from the U of A, on Information and Outreach about HPV and the HPV Vaccine. Jacque, Lindsey and Kathleen Carlson of ASU (one of our Clinical Education Librarians) presented a paper on the challenges of developing a new library. Carol presented a paper, on behalf of her co-authors Pat and Gary, on our process of supervisor evaluation.
AZHIN Contract
Sponsored Projects approved the AZHIN administrative contract this week. Although expected, this is always good news. AZHIN will pay the library over $100,000 during 2010 to handle its administrative and technical affairs; the amount includes salaries, technical support, travel, and various miscellaneous items. This is the 12th year that the library has managed this account.
Several folks from AHSL are attending the joint meeting of two regional chapters of the Medical Library Association in Glendale, AZ. Mary Riordan, Brooke, Jacque and Lindsey all worked on various committees to organize this meeting. Clinical Education Librarians Becky Birr and Kathy Zeblisky are co-chairs of the entire meeting and Lora Robbins and April Aguinaga have also worked on committees. We also have several people presenting papers and posters. Jeanette presented both a paper and a poster, on behalf of her several co-authors from other libraries, reporting on our collaboration with the other libraries of the Tribal Connections Four Corners project. Annabelle presented a paper, on behalf of her co-author Martha Moore-Monroy from the U of A, on Information and Outreach about HPV and the HPV Vaccine. Jacque, Lindsey and Kathleen Carlson of ASU (one of our Clinical Education Librarians) presented a paper on the challenges of developing a new library. Carol presented a paper, on behalf of her co-authors Pat and Gary, on our process of supervisor evaluation.
AZHIN Contract
Sponsored Projects approved the AZHIN administrative contract this week. Although expected, this is always good news. AZHIN will pay the library over $100,000 during 2010 to handle its administrative and technical affairs; the amount includes salaries, technical support, travel, and various miscellaneous items. This is the 12th year that the library has managed this account.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Jennifer M, PR, book signing
Welcome back Jennifer
Please join me in welcoming Jennifer Martin back to full-time work in the library and the College of Pharmacy. Jennifer has been working part-time from home but we’re glad to have her back among us!
The Library Minute
We recently discovered ASU’s series of one-minute videos promoting their library. The intent of these short announcements is not to teach users in depth, but just to introduce them to library resources. As we look at promoting the library in the coming year, something like this might fit into our plans. We will be working with Biomedical Communications to produce a sample video for AHSL so that we can learn how much time it takes to write a script and produce the video. You can see a sample from ASU at:
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ASU#p/search/0/DcwC1Q_krS0
You can see a more comprehensive list of their videos at:
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ASU#g/u
Book signing
Please try to attend the “Meet the Authors” event in the library from 3:30-4:30 PM on Friday, November 6. Former COM Dean James Dalen, MD, MPH and Linda Valdez along with the family of founding COM Dean Merlin K. DuVal will be celebrating the release of two new books. “University Hospitals: Doctors and Patients” and “A Doctor’s Legacy; A Memoir of Merlin K. DuVal, Founding Dean of Arizona’s First Medical School” have just been released. Please make the authors and those attending feel welcome in the library.
Please join me in welcoming Jennifer Martin back to full-time work in the library and the College of Pharmacy. Jennifer has been working part-time from home but we’re glad to have her back among us!
The Library Minute
We recently discovered ASU’s series of one-minute videos promoting their library. The intent of these short announcements is not to teach users in depth, but just to introduce them to library resources. As we look at promoting the library in the coming year, something like this might fit into our plans. We will be working with Biomedical Communications to produce a sample video for AHSL so that we can learn how much time it takes to write a script and produce the video. You can see a sample from ASU at:
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ASU#p/search/0/DcwC1Q_krS0
You can see a more comprehensive list of their videos at:
http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=ASU#g/u
Book signing
Please try to attend the “Meet the Authors” event in the library from 3:30-4:30 PM on Friday, November 6. Former COM Dean James Dalen, MD, MPH and Linda Valdez along with the family of founding COM Dean Merlin K. DuVal will be celebrating the release of two new books. “University Hospitals: Doctors and Patients” and “A Doctor’s Legacy; A Memoir of Merlin K. DuVal, Founding Dean of Arizona’s First Medical School” have just been released. Please make the authors and those attending feel welcome in the library.
Friday, June 12, 2009
Paper Presented at Annual Meeting
Congratulations to Pat and Annabelle who presented their paper, “Coalition for Change” at the Medical Library Association annual meeting in Honolulu on May 20. The paper was presented in a session on new partnerships for libraries and described their work with the Pima County Community Health Task Force.
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