Busy schedule? Looking for new tools to help you at work or in class? Register now for one of the many helpful topics now being taught for free at the Health Sciences Library.
Continue Reading September 29th, 2009
Workshops and Classes
Gear up for the fall by taking advantage of the quality training the Library can provide. This summer, library training is on the move – to your office or department to be more precise.
Continue Reading August 4th, 2009
Let us help you learn to:
- Locate health information resources for your mobile device
- Find information sources for your research needs
- Use PowerPoint to create presentations or posters
- Manage and create bibliographies with Refworks
- And more!
Continue Reading June 3rd, 2009
Wondering how to better incorporate multimedia into your instruction and presentations? The Library has a class for you. In this hands-on program, learn how to integrate 35-mm slides, VHS clips, and ideas for electronic media using Macintosh computers and software.
Continue Reading March 31st, 2009
Interested in a topic but short on time? Use your lunch break to learn more about evidence-based medicine, searching Goolge, and creating posters with PowerPoint. Check out the topic schedule on the Class Registration page.
Continue Reading March 31st, 2009
How can you make collaboration in your workplace a little easier and more efficient? UVaCollab allows you to set-up an online interactive site for your workplace, research group, committee, or study project.
Continue Reading February 2nd, 2009
Got an hour? Don’t miss this Fall’s Library Lunchtime Learning Sessions.
Continue Reading September 16th, 2008
Got an hour? Stop by for a Library Lunchtime Learning Session.
Continue Reading May 30th, 2008
Looking for quick and authoritative drug information? Don’t miss the Library’s new class, “Answering your Drug Questions with Micromedex.”
Continue Reading March 25th, 2008
The Library is now offering Introduction to Searching Ovid MEDLINE, a class to get you acquainted with Ovid MEDLINE’s new platform.
Continue Reading January 28th, 2008