New Study Spaces
How to Retrieve Library Material: HS / Morningside Delivery Service
Construction in the Hammer Building means, the library has changed how it provides access to its collections. We will highlight different ways you can get the material you need. This week we will focus on a great way to get material from the Morningside Campus
Don’t want to hike downtown to get a book? Request that books from the Morningside campus libraries be delivered to HSL for you to check out at CUMC by using the HS/Morningside Delivery Service
( http://www.columbia.edu/cu/lweb/requestit/hsl_morningside.html )
You can find this option on the "Forms" option at the top of our web page.
How to get library material not at the Health Sciences Library
Highlighting Local Authors
HSL is eager to recognize the Health Science community's talented writers. Please keep us informed of your latest publications by contacting erz2@columbia.edu with the pertinent information.We would also ike to provide our patrons, with your permission, with a photograph of you.
Ira B. Lamster, D.D.S., M.M.Sc.
Mary Evelyn Northridge, PhD, MPH
Meeting the oral health care needs of older adults.
Michael E. Bales, MPH
Stephen B. Johnson, PhD
Topological analysis of large-scale biomedical terminology structures.
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Renovation Update. Mar 7, 2008 |
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Upcoming construction in the Hammer Building means the library has changed how it provides access to its collections. Read more. Lower Levels 1 and 2 are closed . While Lower Level 2 is closed, you can use this form to request any book. You can no longer request journals from Lower Level 2. Use Inter Library Loan instead. Use this link to request material from Lower Level 2 New Study Spaces Access Archives & Special Collections
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The April newsletter is available In this month's OESR News:
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