The Missouri branch library is in the middle of the usual mix of hello-and-goodbye for this time of year, planning to bid our graduating and departing students farewell for the next parts of their education or careers while welcoming the new. This year, we are planning to make some changes over the summer that we […]
Publications Swogger, S. (2019). The interactive web – 3D printing resources for medical academic libraries, The Journal of electronic medical resources in libraries, Vol. 15(3), Swogger, S. (2018, November 30). The National Guidelines Clearinghouse Returns—as the ECRI Guidelines Trust. MLA News, December 2018. [Blog post] Swogger, S. & Loguda-Summers, D. (2019). The A.T. Still Memorial […]
Open Science Framework (OSF) is a free online tool that helps researchers stay organized during their project. It facilitates sharing of materials and data with team members. OSF also facilitates easy sharing of data upon completion of the project. Users are able to control who can access their materials: for example, a private project only […]
Access Pediatrics, AccessObGyn, and AccessNeurology are new subject-specific companions to AccessMedicine. Specifically, they are focused on clinical rotation subjects for osteopathic doctor and physician assistant students. AcessPediatrics includes Rudolph’s Pediatrics and Pediatric Infectious Diseases. AccessObGyn is anchored by William’s Obstetrics. AccessNeuorolgy has Adams and Victor’s Principle of Neurology. Each unit has a Clerkship section and review questions component. Sage Research Methods […]
The Northeast Regional Office of the Missouri Department of Conservation’s (MDC) exhibit, “Fish, Fowl, and Forest” opened for display May 6 in the A.T. Still Memorial Library. The library is delighted to work with the local MDC education consultant, Karen Armstrong, to bring information about north Missouri’s wildlife resources. The exhibit includes information on local […]
In February, the Arizona campus library hosted the retirement party for Michael Kronenfeld, MLS, MBA, AHIP, FMLA. Kronenfeld opened the Mesa campus library in 2002 and was appointed university librarian in 2011. Attendees included University President Craig Phelps, DO, ’84; Ted Wendel, PhD, senior vice president of university strategic initiatives; Norman Gevitz, PhD, senior vice […]
This month marks the one-year anniversary of our joint Qualtrics roll-out with the Teaching & Learning Center. We are thrilled to welcome all our new Qualtrics users and look forward to hearing how you have been using this University-wide license! The educational teaching development center (ETDC) has been working on code that will be shared […]
Thank you to A.T. Still University’s (ATSU) University Student Association, which purchased several new items for our AZ campus library: camping chairs, yoga ball chairs, and white boards. Enjoy the fresh air while studying and use one of our camp chairs. If you prefer to stay inside, strengthen your core with the new yoga ball chairs. Enhance group work with […]
A.T. Still University’s Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (ATSU-KCOM) celebrated a new class of 170 graduates on May 18, 2019, at the 183rd commencement ceremony held in Baldwin Hall Auditorium at Truman State University. Of the 170 graduates, 101 men and 69 women received their doctor of osteopathic medicine degree during the ceremony. Five students […]
A.T. Still University’s Missouri School of Dentistry & Oral Health (ATSU-MOSDOH) hosted its third commencement ceremony on May 17, 2019, in Kirksville, Missouri. The ceremony honored 42 graduates with 15 men and 27 women receiving their doctor of dental medicine degree in Baldwin Hall Auditorium at Truman State University. Among the graduates, eight received their […]