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Now Recruiting: HSHSL Student Advisory Board | Advocate, Connect, Lead
Applications are due by Labor Day 2026: bit.ly/HSHSL-SAB2026 The Health Sciences and Human Services Library (HSHSL) invites students to apply for the Student Advisory Board, convening in fall 2026. As a member, you will gain valuable insights into library services, … Continue reading
Take Control of Your Citations with Zotero
The Health Sciences and Human Services Library is offering two online Zotero workshops. Register today! Aug. 31, Noon -1 p.m. Sept. 24, 10 – 11 a.m. Zotero is a free citation manager that can save you time and simplify your … Continue reading
HSHSL Presents “Zoning Out,” an Art Exhibit by Sierra Iola
HSHSL’s next art exhibit, “Zoning Out: Public Health Impacts by Auto Policy,” by artist Sierra Iola, will be on display in the Weise Gallery from Aug. 1 through Sept. 25. The exhibit explores how we have designed modern life and … Continue reading
New Botanical Stickers and Magnets
Love our annual botanical calendars? Bring your favorite blooms with you wherever you go with our HSHSL Botanical Stickers and new Botanical Magnets. We’ve added three new sticker designs, Mum, Sunflower Bud, and Iris, to our existing collection of Black-eyed … Continue reading
VisualDx: Differential Diagnosis Tool Gets a New Look
VisualDx is a clinical decision support tool that helps healthcare professionals build differential diagnoses, evaluate patient findings, and improve diagnostic accuracy. The newly updated interface makes it faster and easier to refine a differential diagnosis as new clinical findings emerge. … Continue reading
Need Social Science Datasets? Explore ICPSR
Looking for data to support your next research project, class assignment, grant proposal, or dissertation? ICPSR (Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research) is a leading archive of social and behavioral science research data, providing access to hundreds of thousands … Continue reading
HSHSL Closed Thursday, July 2 Due to Energy Reduction Measures
The HSHSL building will be closed on Thursday, July 2, as the University of Maryland, Baltimore implements critical energy reduction measures in response to the extreme heat and the need to help prevent potential power outages. While the library building … Continue reading
HSHSL Closed July 3–6 for the Independence Day Holiday
The HSHSL building will be closed Friday, July 3, through Monday, July 6, in observance of the Independence Day holiday. We will reopen with our regular summer hours on Tuesday, July 7. While the building is closed, most library resources … Continue reading
Exploring Civic Season Through Film: A Curated Playlist from HSHSL
Each year from Juneteenth (June 19) through Independence Day (July 4), Civic Season invites us to reflect on the American story (including its histories, tensions, and possibilities) and consider our role in shaping what comes next. At HSHSL, we’re supporting Civic … Continue reading
Build More Competitive Grant Applications With HSHSL Expertise
Did you know the HSHSL offers tools and services to support every stage of the grant lifecycle? From identifying funding opportunities with the Pivot-RP database to strengthening proposals through expert literature searches and comprehensive evidence synthesis, our services are designed … Continue reading
