Writing Center and Career Center Adjust Hours for End of Fall Term 2009
Both the Writing Center and Career Center on the AMC will be closed for Fall break the week of Nov 23. Regular Tuesday and Friday hours will resume on Tues Dec 1. The Centers are regularly open on the AMC in the Health Science Library on Tuesdays and Fridays, 10am- 6pm, room 1204 of the HSL Information Commons.
Questions/Contact: www.ucdenver.edu/careercenter – 303-556-2250 and/or www.cudenver.edu/writingcenter – 303-724-4143
Submissions for The Human Touch
“The Human Touch 2009″ is UC Denver Anschutz Medical Campus’ literary and arts anthology. The publication strives to develop and nurture skills of observation, analysis, empathy and self reflection to promote humane health care, by offering an outlet for the creative expression of the connection between patients, family and health care professionals. Writings and artworks foster an understanding of cultural and social contexts of the individual experience of illness and the way medicine is practiced. Authors and editors include students, faculty, staff and patients. It is produced by the Medical Humanities Program (H. N. Claman, MD, director) of the Center for Bioethics and Humanities.
Please send your art, photography (including photographs of your artwork), poetry, and prose to thehumantouchjournal@gmail.com by January 15th, 2010.
Submissions will be reviewed by the editorial board following the submission deadline on January 15th, 2010. Final decisions will be made by March 5, 2010.
Though some aspect of health care will provide the subject for many entries, submissions on all topics are encouraged.
Guidelines:
- Up to 5 works may be submitted by each author or artist.
- Each work must be submitted as a separate electronic file.
- All submissions should include the name of artist, the title of the submission, mailing address, and email address. We also request a short biographical paragraph (no more than 50 words), though it is not required.
- Poetry and prose submissions should not exceed 1,500 words.
- Visual artists should submit work in a digital format (preferably JPEG). If scanned, please ensure that the resolution is 300 dpi or greater. We also request that you do not send files greater than 30 MB. Please note that it is not possible for all visual media to be printed in color due to budget restraints.
- Previously published work will be considered, but a citation is required in order to recognize the original publication. Proper acknowledgement and citation is the author’s responsibility.
- Any work that is edited or altered will be returned to the author for approval prior to publication.
- No work will be accepted that compromises the privacy of patients or health care providers. Names and identifying characteristics or details should be altered prior to submission.
- Submissions must be received by January 15th, 2010 in order to be considered for the Spring 2010 publication.
The Human Touch Journal is edited and produced by students at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.
Questions can be emailed to TheHumanTouchJournal@gmail.com.
On doctor[i]ing by Reynolds and Stone – have you got a copy to spare?
RECYCLE, REUSE – Please donate your gently used copy of
On doctor[i]ng : stories, poems, essays / edited by Richard Reynolds and John Stone; New York : Simon & Schuster, c2001.
to the Medical Humanities program by dropping it off at the Health Sciences Library or sending it via campus mail to Lynne Fox, MS A003.
We’ll be “re-gifting” the copies to future Medical Humanities students.
Writing a Literature Review: Workshop @ HSL
Leave a CommentUniversity of Colorado Denver Writing Center Hosts Workshop at the Health Sciences Library on the Anschutz Medical Campus (AMC).
On Friday November 20 from Noon – 2:00 PM, “Writing a Literature Review” will be presented by Sean McCandless of the UC Denver Writing Center. The workshop is being held in the teaching lab of the Health Sciences Library, first floor north Information Commons.
In this workshop, participants will be shown the basics of crafting an effective literature review. The workshop will cover methods of approaching research, analyzing information, grouping sources, finding common themes and contentions, and expressing the findings in a clear and direct way.
To register for these workshops, go to our website, point to Info for Students, and click on Student Workshops. Then scroll down to the appropriate workshop and click the link to reserve your space.
For more information about the UC Denver Writing Center visit www.cudenver.edu/writingcenter or call 303-724-4143. The Writing Center offers a branch office on the Anschutz Medical Campus in the Information Commons of the Health Sciences Library, room 1204.
Strauss Lecture, Nov. 11th – The Ecology of the Child
Community Practitioners & Patients Welcome
Wednesday November 11th
12 – 1 pm
Florence G. Strauss Lectures
Strauss Complementary & Indigenous Medicine Collection
The Health Sciences Library || The Auraria Library
and
The Foundations of Cultural Dimensions
Colorado Health Outcomes || The Office of Diversity ||The Children’s Hospital
present
The Ecology of the Child
A Post-Modern View of Pediatric Mental Health
with
Scott Shannon, MD, ABIHM
Assistant Clinical Professor
University of Colorado Hospital and The Children’s Hospital
Scott Shannon, MD has been instrumental in the creation of a holistic and integrative perspective in psychiatry and child psychiatry for over a decade. Scott joined the American Holistic Medical Association in 1978 as a founding member and served as President from 2000-2001. His textbook, Handbook of Complementary and Alternative Therapies in Mental Health, was published in 2002. Rodale Press released Please Don’t Label My Child in 2007. Scott has a private practice in Fort Collins and also works at The Children’s Hospital, Denver where he is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry. He was recently named as President –Elect of the American Board of Integrative Holistic Medicine.
Date and Time: Wednesday Nov 11th, 12 – 1pm
Place: The Health Sciences Library, 3rd Floor, Reading Room
Anschutz Medical Campus (AMC), Aurora
http://hslibrary.ucdenver.edu/about/directions.php
Closest visitor parking: Georgetown or Ignacio Lots. These parking lots have automated paystations that accept cash, coin, and credit cards.
Map: http://administration.ucdenver.edu/admin/facilities/parking/docs/AMC_CampusParking.pdf
**Refreshments Will Be Served **
Writing a Personal Statement and Social Networking. A Workshop @ HSL from the Career and Writing Centers
“Writing a Personal Statement” will be presented by Steve Weishampel of the Writing Center, and “Social Networking” will be covered by Jessie Czerwonka of the UC Denver Career Center. This combined workshop from the Centers is offered twice, once in October and then again in December.
WHEN: Friday October 30, 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. And again in December: Tuesday December 1, Noon – 1:00 p.m.
WHERE: Teaching Labs in the Health Sciences Library on the Anschutz Medical Campus (AMC), first floor.
The personal statement is an important part of applications for jobs, grants, and post-secondary schools. The workshop will cover the topics that must be addressed in personal statements, the organization of personal statements, and the appropriate style writers should use.
Social networking is an important aspect when developing professional relationships. With a little work, social networking skills can work effectively for you.
See Flyer with complete details.
Questions/Contact: www.ucdenver.edu/careercenter – 303-556-2250 and/or www.cudenver.edu/writingcenter – 303-724-4143
New Issue: The Appendix, HSL Newsletter
A new issue of the HSL Newsletter is out featuring news of longer hours, alternative interfaces to PubMed, Writing and Career Centers in the library, Louis Pasteur’s Études sur la bière, SciVee, Mendeley, Labmeeting, pictures of some of our artifacts, and more!
H1N1 (Swine) Flu Virus – Information and Resources
Our new H1N1 resources web page points to state and federal agencies, websites from medical associations, database citations, as well as ways to receive updates on outbreaks and on mitigation efforts that include RSS and Twitter from the CDC.
Check Out the New PubMed Search Interface!
For the past year, the National Library of Medicine (NLM) has been working on a redesign of the PubMed Search Interface. The new version is now available for preview. Please take a few moments and look it over. We expect that NLM will switch over from the old to the new sometime in the next few weeks. Don’t be caught by surprise when the switch comes. You can provide Feedback directly to NLM.
Here’s a quick tip concerning the new search interface:
If you find yourself looking around for things you use to see on the Tabs, like Limits and the Search History, use the Advanced Search option just above the new PuMed search entry box.
The library expects to offer some lunchtime introduction and overview sessions and we’ll let post here and send out announcements once those have been setup.
Try it out right now -The New PubMed Search Interface
New Library Hours Begin Nov 1
Beginning November 1 the Health Sciences Library at UC Denver AMC will pilot longer hours.
On Nov 1, Regular Library Hours will change as follows:
Sunday : 10:00 am – 1:00 am (previously closed at 8pm)
Monday – Thursday : 7:00 am – 1:00 am (previously closed at 11pm)
Friday hours stay the same, no change, 7:00 am – 6:00 pm
Saturday hours stay the same, no change, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
PDF copy of the HSL’s revised hours for FY’2010 ending June 2010 (1am trial closure ends May 20)
Please check the library’s website or call the service desk at 303-724-2152 to verify current hours, closures and any special exceptions/changes to the regular hours. During the pilot, all public spaces of the library will be accessible along with basic customer support from the service desk and support to users in the first floor Information Commons. Expert level support in the areas of research and reference, IT and email, etc. remain available Monday-Friday until 5pm. In-person and online reference support continues to be avaiable Mon-Fri 8am-5pm (Ask A Librarian services OR http://hslibrary.ucdenver.edu/aal/).
During the past few years, the library’s users have indicated a strong interest in extended hours. In response, the Health Sciences Library is launching this pilot, which will run from Nov 1 to May 20, 2010. During the pilot, staff will collect data on facility use in order to decide if this extension of hours is sustainable and effective.
Questions/comments about these new hours can be directed to Douglas Stehle, Head of Access, 303-724-2139 or by email.
