Inside this issue of SEA Currents   Year 05 Funding Almost Gone Public Library Recruitment, Benefits Highlighted Public Health Information URLS for U All The Time has Come the Walrus Said Medical College of Georgia's Revamped Website Su Vocabulario para Septiembre What's New at NLM, NN/LM and Their Partners? In every issue: Table of Contents for the NLM Technical Bulletin Upcoming Events Publication Information

This is an archived copy of the September/October 2005 issue of SEA Currents. Document content is not current. Links may be broken. SEA Currents Volume 23, Number 5 -- September/October 2005 SEA Currents is a bimonthly publication of the Southeastern/Atlantic Region of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine. Year 05 Funding Almost Gone by Janice Kelly, executive director Since the start of the new contract year on May 1, the SE/A has been very busy funding projects and awards.  The only funding that is still available are the exhibit, professional development (limited funds) and training awards. If additional funds are found, we may provide some additional electronic document delivery or professional development awards later this year. Below is the list of award and project recipients. Technology Awareness awards: Helping our Latin Americans (Wilmington, NC) for a community consumer health fair Georgia Health Sciences Library Association for a conference to improve consumer health awareness throughout the state Eastern Virginia Medical School for a campus wide Info Fair University of North Carolina Chapel Hill for a conference on interdisciplinary team research through the use of collaboration center technology Virginia Commonwealth University for a PDA fair University of Tennessee Health Sciences Center for a PDA fair Professional Development Awards: Deniz Ender of Rex Healthcare to attend Adobe classes Martha Pedigo, Gateway Health System Health Sciences Library, to attend the Marketing as if you library depended on it course at the Southern Chapter of MLA meeting, San Juan, PR, October 2005 Paula Christian, St. Joseph’s Hospital Atlanta, to attend the consumer health course at the Southern Chapter of MLA meeting, San Juan, PR, October 2005 Andre Peres, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami to attend the Internet Librarian Conference, Monterrey, CA, October, 2005 Alvin Hutchinson, Smithsonian Institution Libraries, to attend the NISO two-day workshop on OpenURL and Metasearch, Washington, DC, September 2005 Deniz Ender, Rex Healthcare to attend the Marketing as if you library depended on it course at the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of MLA meeting, Charlottesville, VA, October 2005 Electronic Document Delivery (EDD) awards: McGuire VA Medical Center, Richmond, VA VA Medical Center, Gainesville, FL AnMed Health, Anderson, SC Miami VA Medical Center, Miami, FL Georgetown University Dahlgren Memorial Library, DC VA Medical Center, Lake City, FL James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital, Tampa, FL VA Medical Center Hampton, VA VA Medical Center West Palm Beach, FL VA Medical Center, Jackson, MS Carolinas HealthCare System, Charlotte, NC Halifax Regional Medical Center, Roanoke Rapids, NC Carraway Methodist Medical Center, Birmingham, AL Holy Cross Hospital, Silver Spring, MD Durham Medical Center, Durham, NC This brings the total of EDD awards to 68 for this contract period.  There are 62 members in ESEA. We expect that number to grow once these 15 institutions purchase and install their equipment. The Community Connections Award, new in year 04, funds equipment and connections and provides training to staff and patrons in community organizations that provide health information.  Recipients include: King’s Daughter Medical Center, Brookhaven, MS LifeLines Foundation Community Native American Program, Baltimore, MD MaFlo’s Health and Awareness Team, Georgetown, SC Women Watch Afrika, Inc., Atlanta, GA People’s Intergalactic Food Conspiracy No. 1/The Co-op, Durham, NC East Tallapoosa Medical Foundation, Inc., Dadeville, AL WV Health Right, Charleston, WV Outreach projects were again popular. We funded 14 projects for year 05. Descriptions of the projects can be found at http://nnlm.gov/sea/outreach/projects.html.  Recipients included: Johns Hopkins University - Maryland Public Health Practitioners Information Access & Use Magnolia Coastlands AHEC - Southeast Georgia Web Presence Project Morehouse School of Medicine - Consumer Health and Toxicology Information Project New Hanover County Public Library - Health Information in the Community Project Three Rivers AHEC - Statewide Outreach to GA Healthcare Providers University of Alabama Birmingham - Healthy Spirit 2 Project University of South Carolina - Information Intermediary Workshops and Development Project Virginia Commonwealth University - Virginia Information Rx/Women's Health Clinic Project Western Maryland AHEC - West Virginia Outreach Project Wicomico County Health Department - Electronic Access to Health Information for the Public, Phase 2 St. Elizabeth's Hospital - Planning for Health Enhancement through Literacy Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center - Health Promotion in the Community Three Rivers AHEC – One Church, One Computer One state planning team was funded in year 05 in Tennessee with the University of Tennessee Graduate School of Medicine and East Tennessee State University James H. Quillen College of Medicine spearheading the effort. Library Improvement projects include: 24/7 Gateway Homeless Service Center (project will be managed by the Saint Joseph's Hospital of Atlanta Russell Bellman Library) St. Croix Vocational School We appreciate the work of all Network members in helping to achieve our goal of providing quality health information to all health professionals and the public in the region. Thanks for all you do.

Public library systems, get free, experienced training for answering consumer health and wellness questions, join the National Network of Libraries of Medicine - NN/LM

Network Membership

NN/LM® SE/A serves member libraries of the Southeastern/Atlantic Region of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine® by:

• Helping them share information resources via DOCLINE ®;
• Providing libraries with access to information services;
• Developing and promoting new technologies for information transfer; and
• Delivering and carrying out training and rendering technical assistance in the use of National Library of Medicine products

Our members are the foundation of the NN/LM network, providing health professionals and consumers with access to health information resources and services. We invite libraries, health information centers, and others who provide access to health information for both health professionals and the general public to join at any time and encourage you to help our recruitment efforts.

There are two types of membership in the NN/LM: Full Member and Affiliate Member. Here you will find definitions as well as benefits and responsibilities of membership. http://nnlm.gov/sea/membership/meminfo.html. Prospective members will find the New Member Application at http://www.nnlm.gov/sea/membership/memberform.pdf and the SEA Currents newsletter at: http://www.nnlm.gov/sea/seacurrents/index.html

Currently 1,106 libraries are members of the NN/LM SE/A Region. To find a member, search the NN/LM Membership Database (http://www.nnlm.gov/members/adv.html). This easy to use database can be searched by, state, zip code, area code, and results can be sorted in a variety of ways.

There are many types of libraries included in the network. Their communities extend beyond health professionals to anyone who has a need for health information. They include public libraries, consumer advocacy groups, correctional facilities, corporate libraries, state libraries, and zoological associations. For additional information and benefits of membership, see

NN/LM Classes Available in the Region
http://nnlm.gov/sea/edn/classes.html

The National Library of Medicine - Fact Sheet
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/factsheets/nlm.html

National Network of Libraries of Medicine - Fact Sheet
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/factsheets/nnlm.html

National Network of Libraries of Medicine Membership Program - Fact Sheet
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/factsheets/nnlmem.html

Public Health Information and Data Tutorial

Public Health Information and Data Tutorial provides instruction for members of the public health workforce on issues related to information access and management. This tutorial is based on Public Health Information and Data: A Training Manual. There are no copyright restrictions on the contents of this tutorial or the training manual, and users are free to adapt or duplicate any portion.

This tutorial is designed for easy navigation to any module topic or subtopic. Although you can link to any page with just a click or two, it is recommended that you step through each module sequentially. The help page includes directions on how to navigate the tutorial.

The tutorial teaches identification of and links to web sites with public health news updates. Here are three of them:

Partners in Information Access for the Public Health Workforce: News
Contains public health news, as well as a collection of links to other public health news sites, for a total of 39 links.

National Library of Medicine:MedlinePlus®;
Offers the last 30 days of news from the New York Times Syndicate, Reuters Health Information and others.

The Center for the Advancement of Health
Contains a news site funded by the John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.

The contributors and authors of this tutorial's content represent city, county, state and federal agencies. They establish clear connections to recognized competencies in public health and provide examples representing much of the diversity inherent in the practice of public health. The learning objectives of the tutorial include building and using skills to:

• Stay informed of developments and events related to public health;
• Find reliable and authoritative consumer-oriented materials to support health education;
• Retrieve statistical information and access data sets relevant to public health; and
• Retrieve and evaluate information in support of evidence-based practice.

Librarians, run through the Public Health Information and Data Tutorial yourselves, advertise it and encourage staff with short blocks of time to do it one topic at a time over a month's span.

NN/LM SE/A Points to URLs for U All

DOCLINE Hold Request
http://nnlm.gov/libinfo/docline/dochold.html
To temporarily prevent requests from routing to your library due to staff absences or special circumstances, the NN/LM Regional Offices provide "temporary deactivation" of DOCLINE accounts for short time periods. A DOCLINE Hold can be requested for three or more consecutive working days.

EFTS
https://efts.uchc.edu/efts/common/index.html
The Electronic Fund Transfer System (EFTS), operational since 1996 in New  England, is a transaction-based electronic billing system for interlibrary-loan (ILL) and document delivery.

Find a Consumer Health Library
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/libraries.html
Consumer health libraries identified in DOCLINE and are listed here, state by state, then alphabetically by cities, as well as for Canada and the world.

Health Information
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/hinfo.html
A listing of all NLM's products and services

MedlinePlus tri-fold 467K
http://nnlm.gov/nnlm/online/mplus/mptri.pdf
Aa attractive, informative  six-panel tri-fold brochure introducing MedlinePlus to the public.

New Member Online Application for SE/A
http://nnlm.gov/sea/membership/membform.html

NLM Fact Sheets
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/factsheets/factsheets.html
One-to-two page descriptions of NLM programs and services, listed alphabetically.

NN/LM-SE/A Electronic Discussion List
http://nnlm.gov/sea/aboutus/nnlm-sea.html
The list serves as a communications tool for the NN/LM SE/A staff and network members; as a method for distributing information and electronic files from the SE/A and/or the National Library of Medicine and members; and forum for network members to discuss topics of regional interest.

Public Library Health Information/Reference Training Materials

• Beyond an Apple a Day: Providing Consumer Health Information in the Public Library
• From Snake Oil to Penicillin: Evaluating Consumer Health Information on the Internet
• Looking in all the Wrong Places: PubMed for Public Librarians
• Prescription for Success: Consumer Health Information on the Internet

Regional Advisory Council (RAC)
http://nnlm.gov/sea/aboutus/rac/index.html
The RAC aids in program planning for the region and provides feedback on our programs on a yearly basis.

The Time Has Come the Walrus Said, to Speak of Many Things…

First, check your DOCLINE information and make sure it is up-to-date. It is easy to print a copy of the complete institutional record for your library in order to review it. Log in to DOCLINE, click on "Institutions", and then click on "Update [your LIBID]". Scroll down the page -- on the bottom left you will see a link "Print entire library record". Your borrowing partners will appreciate working with your most current information.

Here are some key items to check when reviewing your institution record (be sure to click on Save to keep your changes!):

1. "Address"
   Add Internet addresses for your institution, library, OPAC, ILL, Loansome Doc®, and Consumer Health.

2. "People"
   Key in personnel changes, new people or changes of responsibility or title.

3. "Services & Fees"

   1. Review your Base Fees  

   2. Review "Surcharges," if any.  The value should be the surcharge for the service – only the fee charged in addition to the base fee. To add a surcharge: select surcharge type, click "Add Surcharge," enter surcharge amount, and comment to explain service and/or fee.

   3. For listing in MedlinePlus , check the box.

   4. Review your "Services," making sure you checked the boxes describing the services you offer to affiliated personnel, unaffiliated health professionals, and the general public.  Use the check boxes to indicate whether you charge for these services.

4. DOCLINE Options
   
   
   1. Verify "Delivery Methods" and "Addresses." Double check the delivery methods for sending and receiving. Your correct email address is needed for electronic delivery.
      
      
   2. Maintain the "Routing Table."  Remove closed libraries and non-DOCLINE libraries, and add new libraries. When finished, click the "Request Approval" button so RML staff get a request to approve your changes.
      
      
   3. M/A/N Map Maintenance. Remove closed libraries and non-DOCLINE libraries and add new libraries. Remember, neither you nor DOCLINE  know the monograph holdings of member libraries.
      
      
5. Loansome Doc
   
   
   1. Go ahead, do it. Now is the time to start this responsive service and use it as a marketing tool with staff, administrators and board members!
      
      
   2. Improve your users' registration process by adding messages to ensure that users are signing up appropriately.
      
      
6. Serials Holdings" information -- available under Serials Holdings, not Institutions

Please update your serials holdings regularly. Doing so increases DOCLINE's performance and the breadth and accuracy of LinkOut to your print serials collection.

Medical College of Georgia's Greenblatt, M.D. Library Launches Redesigned Web Presence

Web Presence: http://www.lib.mcg.edu/index.php
by Tamera P. Lee, M.L.S., Professor and Director of Libraries, Robert B. Greenblatt M.D. Library, tlee@mail.mcg.edu

Greenblatt, M.D. Library proudly launched its newly designed and engineered web presence on September 6, 2005. It is based on what staff continues to learn from its academic medical center community through LibQUAL+, local web usability studies and student focus groups-primarily, the vital importance of convenient electronic resource access and a library web site and tools to find quality information on their own. Now, after the launch, further assessment is being conducted through the web for users campus-wide. Staff welcome comments and feedback as part of its qualitative assessment process. Check it out at http://www.lib.mcg.edu/index.php

In particular, note the Quick Links on the left side of each page. Quick Links are those key resources and services that are simply essential. These are the resources and services used most frequently and identified as those which are most important for faculty, students and researchers. They include the most popular databases, full-text sources, and Library services. This persistent set of links allows users to navigate around and use the Website most efficiently.

Su vocabulario para septiembre - Your vocabulary for September

by Becky Hebert, specific populations coordinator

English (inglés)	español (Spanish)
Hurricane words	palabras sobre el huracán
Drinking water	agua potable
Evacuate	evacuar
Flash flood	inundación súbita
Flood	inundación
Hurricane	huracán
Medication	medicamentos
Rebuild	reconstrucción
Red Cross	cruz roja
Refugees	refugiados
Shelter (refuge)	refugio
Survivors	sobrevivientes

If you liked learning these words or want more information in English or in Spanish about hurricanes, you can find more at MedlinePlus under these health topics:

Disasters and Emergency Preparedness
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/disastersandemergencypreparedness.html

Desastres y preparativos para situaciones de emergencia
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/spanish/disastersandemergencypreparedness.html

What's New at NLM, NN/LM and Their Partners?

NLM

1. Directory of Health Organizations (DIRLINE®) has been updated and now contains over 8,000 health-related organizations. Check out the new look for DIRLINE at http://dirline.nlm.nih.gov .
   
   
2. New FAQ added to MedlinePlus
   http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/faq/faq.html
   Can you tell me how to cite MedlinePlus pages? now appears in both English and Spanish. The directions should aid all those questioning how to formulate citations to Internet sites in their papers. It uses the NLM recommended format for bibliographic citation.
   
   
3. Hurricane Katrina: Links to health information
   http://sis.nlm.nih.gov/enviro/hurricane.html
   HHS is mobilizing and identifying healthcare professionals and relief personnel to assist in Hurricane Katrina relief efforts https://volunteer.ccrf.hhs.gov The Office of The Surgeon General and the Office of Public Health Emergency Preparedness are in the process of mobilizing and identifying healthcare professionals and relief personnel to assist in Hurricane Katrina relief efforts.
   
   
4. New NLM Mobile Link in PubMed
   A new link, NLM Mobile, was added to PubMed's blue side bar. Like the text version link that takes one to a page providing specialized PubMed searches for text browsers, the NLM Mobile link provides access to a directory of PubMed tools that are appropriate for mobile devices. These include Palm Powered™ and Pocket PC handheld computers as well as newer smartphones and Blackberry™ devices.

   The directory links to:

   1. PubMed for Handhelds Web site, which is designed for the small screen and Web browser of any mobile device.
      
      
   2. PubMed on Tap software, an application that works on Palm Powered and Pocket PC handheld computers. It allows user-customized searching.
      
      
   3. Wireless System for Emergency Responders (WISER), software for Palm Powered or Pocket PC devices to assist first responders in hazardous material incidents.
      
      
   4. NCBI Bookshelf, with downloadable versions of books from the NCBI Bookshelf for any mobile device.

Partners

1. The Library of Congress launched a web site on the work of the Independent Copyright Committee. The site, at www.loc.gov/section108 , offers the group’s mission statement, its schedule of meetings and links to relevant sections of the Copyright Act. The site also offers links to background papers pertinent to libraries and archives and the rights issues they encounter when working with digital materials.
   
   
2. The Maternal and Child Health Library, funded by HRSA’s Maternal and Child Health Bureau and DHHS, announces two new library products
   
   
   1. Non-English Materials and Resources Non-English Language Materials and Resources is an index page that provides new, easy access to information in the MCH Library that is available in over 60 languages.  The index page lists each language for which information is available and provides automated searching of library databases.  The index is available at http://www.mchlibrary.info/nonenglish.html .  A suggestion form is included so readers can suggest new resources to add to the library, or make comments about the usefulness and value of this index.
      
      
   2. Maternal and Child Health Thesarus, third edition
      (http://www.mchthesaurus.info) provides the MCH professional community with a standard vocabulary that serves as a tool for indexing and retrieving materials in any MCH research center, library, or special collection. The thesaurus Web site provides an introduction; an alphabetical list of terms; a rotated list of terms; a set of subject categories; and a Search function.
      
      
3. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announces online alternative medicine continuing education series. The National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) at NIH is offering an online continuing education series for health care professionals and the public to learn more about complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). The free series, offered at http://nccam.nih.gov/videolectures, features experts via video lecture discussing CAM in six major topic areas.

   Topic areas include an overview of CAM, herbs and other dietary supplements, mind-body medicine, acupuncture, manipulative and body-based therapies, and CAM and aging.

   Each subject area includes a video lecture with transcript, a question and answer transcript, an online test for continuing medical education credit and additional resource links. Certificates are also available upon completion of each topic area. For more information, visit the Web site listed above or call NCCAM’s clearinghouse at 1-888-644-6226.

4. MLA's satellite teleconference Partnering for Public Health: Information, Librarians, and the Public Health Workforce. SE/A has purchased a DVD copy of the teleconference which Network members can borrow, watch and return with an evaluation to receive a certificate for 2.0 MLA CE contact hours.

   Enhance your knowledge of public health by watching and listening to the experts. Join Jody Henry Hershey, Kristine M. Gebbie, Bernard J. Turnock, Ann Duesing, Nancy J. Allee, AHIP, as they:

   1. provide a fundamental knowledge about public health,
   2. explore the information needs of the public health workforce,
   3. present resources currently available to meet workforce information needs,
   4. demonstrate collaborations between health sciences librarians and the public health workforce.

For more information, see http://www.mlanet.org/education/telecon/publichealth/

NLM Technical Bulletin Table of Contents

July - August 2005
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/techbull/ja05/ja05_issue_cover.html

Technical Notes: e1

New PDA Version of Genes and Disease Added to NCBI Bookshelf

Systematic Evidence Reviews Added to NCBI Bookshelf

My NCBI Quick Tours Available

Resolving Page Expired Error Message in PubMed

Updated Training Manuals Available

New NLM Mobile Link in PubMed

PubMed Help Now Available Only on the Bookshelf

PubMed Citation Status Tag

New Version of TOXMAP Available

Toxnet® TRI 2003 Released

Healthy People 2010 Added to PubMed Special Queries

Addition of Spell Checking Feature to the NLM Catalog®

NLM Adopts 2005 Amendments to Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules®

"What you see is not what you get! DNA barcoding is helping scientists unveil nature's most hidden diversity" Added to Coffee Break

New Books Added to NCBI Bookshelf

Online Mendelian Inheritance in Animals (OMIA) Added to Entrez Databases

Funding Support Web Page Revised

Articles:

References for Articles Archived in PubMedCentral® can be Displayed in PubMed - e2
Using the Cited Articles option, you see a list of references in PubMed.

PubMed Links to Author Manuscripts in PubMed Central - e3
With the release of a manuscript , a link is created from the published article citation in PubMed to the full text of the manuscript in PMC.

PubMed Central: New Journals Participating and New Content Added - e4
New journals participating and content from already participating journals is added.

NLM Training Program: January-April 2006 - e5
Schedule now available.

Clinicaltrials.gov Scope Expanded - e6
To accommodate the ICMJE criteria for reporting critical information about clinical trials at inception, ClinicalTrials.gov expands its scope.

Share My NCBI Account Settings - e7
Useful for libraries to point patrons to their local services from Entrez database search results.
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New Features Added to NLM Technical Bulletin - e8
Searching and printing features available.

Issue Completed August 26, 2005

Upcoming Events October - December 2005
October 3 - 6	2005 Mid-Atlantic Chapter/MLA Annual Meeting Information Innovation: Charting New Territory Charlottesville, Virginia http://www.cbil.vcu.edu/mac/events/2005/meeting.html
October 20 - 24	2005 Southern Chapter/MLA 55th Annual Meeting Exceeding Our Boundaries: Advocate, Rejuvenate, and Celebrate San Juan, Puerto Rico http://rcm-library.rcm.upr.edu/scmla2005/
October 23 -27	American Osteopathic Association  Osteopathic Medicine: A Profession United for Excellence in Healthcare           Orlando, Florida
October 24 - 25	Department of Health and Human Services Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion 3rd National Prevention Summit, Innovations in Community Prevention Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill, Washington, DC http://www.healthierus.gov/steps/summit.html
October 28 - November 2	American Society for Information Science and Technology 2005 Annual Meeting Sparking Synergies: Bringing Research and Practice Together Westin Charlotte Hotel, Charlotte, North Carolina, http://www.asis.org/Conferences/AM05/index.html
November 3-6	Plain Language Association   Fifth International Conference on Plain Language L'Enfant Plaza, Washington, DC http://www.plainlanguage.gov/news/currentEvents.cfm
November 10-11	Georgia Academy of Family Physicians 57th Annual Scientific Assembly Renaissance of Family Medicine Cobb Galleria Centre, Atlanta, Georgia http://www.gafp.org/documents/GAFP05FallBrochure-Web.pdf
November 16	Medical Library Association Patient Safety Webcast, 1:00 p.m.-3:00p.m., central time Keeping Patients Safe: Roles for Information Professionals          http://www.mlanet.org/education/distance_ed/patient_safety/index.html
November 17 - 20	American Academy of Family Physicians Patient Education Conference Your Role in the New Model for Health Care Hilton Walt Disney World Resort, Orlando, Florida http://www.aafp.org/pec.xml
November 30	American College of Physicians Foundation and the Institute of Medicine              Fourth Annual Health Communication Conference: Practical Solutions to the Problems of Low Health Literacy National Academy of Sciences in Washington, DC http://foundation.acponline.org/healthcom/hcc_reg.htm
December 1-2	Sociedad de Bibliotecarios de Puerto Rico, XLIII Asamblea y Conferencia Annual, Tropimar Convention Center, San Juan, PR  http://www.sociedadbibliotecarios.org/programa.pdf

Publication Information

Please send items and contributed articles for SEA Currents to Beth M. Wescott, Editor, at: bwescott@hshsl.umaryland.edu

NN/LM SE/A Region
University of Maryland, Baltimore
Health Sciences and Human Services Library
601 W. Lombard Street
Baltimore, MD 21201-1512

Phone: 410-706-2855 or 1-800-338-7657 Choose 1 for Regional Network Office
Fax: 410-706-0099
URI: http://nnlm.gov/sea/

NN/LM SE/A Staff:

MJ Tooey, Director, mjtooey@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-7545

Janice Kelly, Executive Director, jkelly@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-2855

Becky Hebert, Specific Populations Outreach Coordinator, bhebert@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-2855

Terri Ottosen, Consumer Health Coordinator, tottosen@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-2855

J. Dale Prince, Technology Coordinator, dprince@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-2855

Sheila Snow-Croft, Outreach Coordinator, ssnowcro@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-2855

Beth Wescott, Network Access Coordinator, bwescott@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-2855

Toni Yancey, Outreach Coordinator, tyancey@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-2855

Colette Becker, Assistant to the Executive Director/Technology Assistant, cbecker@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-2855

Ruth Collins, Secretary, rcollins@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-2855

Evelyn Peyton, Secretary, epeyton@hshsl.umaryland.edu, 410-706-2855

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