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New Physical Therapy Databases

Two new physical therapy databases provided by the Department of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science have been added to the HSHSL’s database list: AccessPhysiotherapy and the F.A. Davis PT Collection. AccessPhysiotherapy is devoted exclusively to the study, instruction, and practice … Continue reading

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HSHSL Holiday Closure

The HSHSL will be closed for the Thanksgiving Holiday on Thursday, Nov 23 – Friday, Nov 24.  We will return to our regular schedule on Saturday, Nov 25.

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New Study Space on Third Floor

The renovation of the third floor is complete, with new study pods, study room tables and chairs, diner-style banquettes, computer tables with second monitors, and new carpet. The new study area is light-filled and comfortable – a destination space. Previously, … Continue reading

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Nov 2: Soft Pretzel Break for Students

Students, take a break! Join us in the Weise Gallery at HSHSL on Nov 2 at 2:00 pm. Enjoy big soft pretzels from Philly Pretzel Factory and assorted beverages. Don’t miss out! 📚🥨🥤

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Have Data Questions? CDABS Can Help!

How do I write a data management plan? Where should I share my research data? How can I make a graph like I saw in a journal article? To these and other questions, CDABS may have the answers. The Center … Continue reading

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Gallery Exhibit: Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts

The HSHSL Weise Gallery is hosting a fascinating exhibit by artist Dahven White. “Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts” showcases White’s amazing felt artwork. Felting is widely considered the world’s oldest textile art. White primarily uses sheep’s wool and … Continue reading

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The Library Genie is Back!

The Library Genie will be accepting wishes throughout the month of October. How can the HSHSL best help you with research or studies? How would you like to see the Library’s space designed so that it meets your needs? What … Continue reading

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New Edition of HSHSL’s Connective Issues Newsletter

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Celebrate Health Literacy Month With the HSHSL

The Health Sciences & Human Services Library (HSHSL) aims to educate healthcare providers and researchers about the importance of clear communication and to increase their overall health literacy awareness. October is Health Literacy Month. Did you know the library has … Continue reading

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Advice for New Students

The HSHSL is here for you!  Don’t hesitate to ask for help at the Information Services desk; we’re happy to assist.  You can also reach us by email at hshsl@umaryland.edu, telephone at 410-706-7995, or chat. Here is a top ten list … Continue reading

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