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Forget the Cs, summer’s all about As and Bs.
Whether you’re enrolled in Summer A, B, or C the librarians are here to help! Got your syllabus? Stop by or schedule an appointment now, before you get bogged down in readings, midterms and final exams. Let us help you identify sources for your research, track down books and articles for ILL, or outline your topic and paper. We’re here Monday – Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
The FMHI Library’s Teaching Lab is available for your use. Reserve the lab for classes, workshops, meetings and conferences. Give a lecture or prepare for one – whatever you choose!
The lab accommodates 20-25 attendees comfortably and provides wireless access. A large, 80″ screen makes it easy to give and see presentations (even from the back of the room!).
Call (813.974.4471), email,or use our online form to schedule the lab today. You’ll be happy you did!
Beginning May 6, the FMHI Library will be open to the public the following hours:
If you need to come in earlier or later, please schedule an appointment using our online form:
http://lib.usf.edu/fmhi/contact-us/.
We look forward to working with you this Summer and beyond!
(Image courtesy of Jeffrey Turner, http://www.flickr.com/photos/respres/3989855147/. )
The FMHI Research Library computer lab is reserved from 4 – 6 PM this evening.
If you need to use a computer during this time, please see a librarian for assistance.
The FMHI Research Library will maintain regular hours of operation for the last week of classes and finals week:
If you can’t make it to the library and need assistance virtually, please use our Ask a Librarian service (htt.p://lib.usf.edu/fmhi/contact-us/) or contact us by phone at 813.974.4471.
New issues of the following journals are available at the FMHI Research Library.
Evaluation and Program Planning (April 2013, v. 37)
This title is available in print and electronically through the USF Libraries E-Journals.
Health Affairs (March 2013, vol. 32 no.3)
JAIDS: Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes
POZ: Health, Life & HIV (April/May 2013)
See the table of contents: http://www.poz.com/archive/2013_Apr_2771.shtml
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Spring Break is here! Spring Break is here!
Classroom doors may close, but the doors of the FMHI Research Library will be open. Come visit us between 9 AM and 5 PM, March 11-15. Need assistance before 9 or after 5? Let us know, and we’ll make every effort to accommodate you: http://lib.usf.edu/fmhi/contact-us/.
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With the semester in full swing, you may find it difficult to visit the library for the assistance you need. Next time you need help, contact us by using the Libraries’ “Ask a Librarian” services. Assistance is provided via text, e-mail and live chat.
For more information, visit http://www.lib.usf.edu/help.
Click here to email the FMHI Research Library directly.
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Still need help? Give us a call at (813) 974.2729 or shoot us an e-mail.
If you’re a USF student born between the early 1980s and the early 2000s, you’re probably familiar with at least two of the terms used to describe your generation: “Generation Y” and “Millennials.” But, have you heard the term “Generation Stress”? According to an article recently published in The Huffington Post, the American Psychological Association identified Millennials as the most stressed demographic. Read the full article here.
There are numerous ways to reduce stress! You can: take a walk, talk to a friend, take a few deep breaths, listen to music, meditate, dance, sing, laugh or close your eyes and relax. Did you also know that you can come to the FMHI Library?
Here are the “Top 5 Ways to De-Stress, Library Style”:
(“The ‘No Stress’ Sticker,” Morton Fox, 2006)
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