From an online chat

(12:05:25 PM) Patron:  Can I just say that this chat thing is such an amazing service
(12:05:33 PM) KT Vaughan, Librarian: Glad you like it!
(12:05:57 PM) PatronReally, its so amazing, I’m in Baltimore and I can ask you a question! I really appreciate you all taking the time to do it

K.T. Vaughan is “extremely helpful… integral in our strategic planning”

Mrs. K.T.L. Vaughan has been extremely helpful to me since I started at UNC in 2008. I am director of a 5 semester lab sequence in the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy and Mrs. Vaughan has been integral in our strategic planning of how we teach drug information resources/databases to our students. She has also collaborated on a research project with me about how students view low health literacy in patients. Her continuing support of our School is invaluable.

Kelly Scolaro, Pharmacy Faculty

Health Affairs leaders praise HSL’s Global Health Initiative

Watch several Health Affairs faculty and a graduate student talk about the important role played by HSL in UNC’s global health efforts.

This video is a condensed version of what was originally a four-part video.  The four-part version is available on HSL’s YouTube channel at  http://www.youtube.com/user/hslunc.

Be one of the first to Share!

Be one of the first to share your story, long or short, about why you love the HSL. Maybe you’ve had an interaction with a librarian that helped you with a paper or research.  Maybe you want to share your favorite place to study (or sleep) in the library. Perhaps you and your classmates used our study rooms to collaborate  on a successful project. Or maybe you used our conference rooms for an important meeting or class. Whatever it is, we want to hear from you – faculty, students, staff, alumni, and anyone else who uses HSL’s resources or services.  So go on…spread the love! 🙂

Student Research Day at HSL

On Thursday May 6th HSL hosted its 3rd Annual Student Research Day to celebrate the graduations of Xiaomei Gu (Graduate Assistant in User Services), Carrie Dundas-Lucas (former GA in NC Health Info), Kristin White (former GA in NC Health Info), and Liza Cahoon (Information Associate in User Services).

Carrie, Kristen, and Xiaomei gave short talks based on their graduate work. Lindsey Main introduced the speakers.

Click here to listen to an audio recording of this event (audio opens in a new window).