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UVM Libraries’ Statistical Design Specialist Maria Scholnick will continue to offer workshops at Dana on statistics-related concepts for researchers and students. Workshops are scheduled for the second Thursday of each month, 11 am – 12 pm, in the Dana Library Classroom, room 108.
The University Libraries are pleased to announce a new transformative agreement that will provide full-text access to all of the major research publisher Wiley’s online journals.
UVM Libraries’ Statistical Design and Specialist Maria Scholnick will host a workshop on statistics related concepts for researchers and students, June 9th, 11 - 12 pm, in the Dana Classroom. Come with your questions!
The next time you’re are in the library, check out Dana’s new sit-to-stand desks in the stacks area! Based on the results of our regular seat census, we are able to determine which types of seating our patrons like, and purchase accordingly. We’ve found that the sit-to-stand desks are very popular!
The UVM Libraries are working to improve services that would better support the needs of researchers, students, and staff working with data. How can we provide better services for YOU? Tell us with this quick survey!
The Dana Medical Library now provides access to BioRender, a web application that assists in creating professional scientific figures for grants, publications, and posters.
Poet Chard deNiord and artist Michele Burgess will discuss their collaboration, inspirations, and challenges in creating The Blood Book over a four-year period.
Thank you for your patience! Our access to Stahl Online has been restored. Once again, we are so sorry for the inconvenience.
Developed in partnership with George Washington University School of Medicine & Health Sciences and School of Nursing, Lippincott TelemedInsights provides information to help clinicians choose the right technology, make authentic connections with patients, and understand the regulatory issues that affect their practice.
There are 1,000-1,200 workers on Vermont dairy farms who have immigrated from Latin America. They do essential work that keeps farms operating year-round, producing milk for the milk, cream, cheese, ice cream and other products that Vermont is known for. Each individual worker has their own story, but as a group, this population faces many physical and mental health challenges due to the nature of the work, difficult migration journeys, social and cultural isolation, access to health care and language barriers. In this exhibit, we highlight the new graphic medicine novel, The Most Costly Journey: Stories of Migrant Farmworkers in Vermont as well as the initiatives that help connect migrant workers with resources.
