Author: Amelia Stoltman
UNMC Published Journals in Digital Commons: An Open Access Week Conversation with the Editors
Written by: Heather Brown On October 22 from noon – 1 p.m., McGoogan Health Sciences Library will host a panel discussion of UNMC based journal editors in observance of International Open Access Week. The editors will discuss their experiences starting and maintaining an open access scholarly journal. Panelists will represent three journals that are hosted […]
Oct 6, 2025
Meet Our Newest Team Member!
Written by: Courtney Kilroy The McGoogan Library team is excited to welcome Savanna Falter as its most recent addition. Savanna began her position as Collections Specialist in August. She works primarily with the College of Nursing collection as a part of our Special Collections and Archives department. “I’m excited to help manage the College of […]
Sep 24, 2025
Writing Center supports UNMC students, faculty and staff each step of the way
Written by: Courtney Kilroy Whether you’re writing your first research proposal, having trouble finding the right words for your resume or searching for just one more set of eyes to go over your dissertation, the trained consultants who staff The Writing Center @ UNMC are exactly the right people to help. A collaboration between the […]
Sep 18, 2025
ACS Read and Green and Discounted APC Agreement
Written by: Heather Brown, MA The McGoogan Health Sciences Library has an agreement with the American Chemical Society to waive article development charges in its hybrid journals. This fee is required for depositing an accepted manuscript into a repository like PubMed Central without an embargo. This agreement fulfills the requirement for NIH funded articles. Additionally, […]
Sep 17, 2025
Traveling Exhibit: Take 2 & Call Me in the Morning: The Story of Aspirin [Revisited]
“Take Two and Call Me in the Morning: The Story of Aspirin Revisited”, produced by The National Library of Medicine (NLM) and guest curated by Anne Rothfeld, PHD (NLM). The traveling banner exhibition and companion website examine how modern organic chemistry and technology isolated, then synthesized, nature’s properties into a medication now common worldwide. For […]
Aug 27, 2025
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