Past Funded Projects

The Data and Visualization Institute for Librarians is a week-long course providing the opportunity for librarians passionate about research and scholarship to immerse themselves in learning about data science and visualization in collaboration with academic peers. Participants will develop knowledge, skills, and confidence to communicate effectively with faculty and student 133s about their data and be able to provide initial consultancy on the course topics.

Exhibit at the OK 33rd Annual Primary Care Update

Exhibit at 2016 Tennessee Public Health Association Annual Conference 'Accelerating our Culture of Health' September 14-16, 2016 Cool Springs Marriott Hotel and Convention Center Franklin, TN

Scientific information, much of which is published as grey literature, can play a pivotal role in the search for solutions to global problems. Diversity invigorates problem solving and science benefits from a community that approaches problems in a variety of creative ways. Despite their diversity, the hundreds of authors and 133s across the globe involved in grey literature can be seen as part of the same community contributing to the scientific enterprise in valuable ways.

This conference is directly relevant to the goals of the applicant's institution and program. The EthnoMed program seeks to help reduce disparities affecting immigrant and refugee populations by enhancing understanding between the medical culture and the culture of the patient. One goal of Harborview/EthnoMed is to grow the audience for our health materials beyond Seattle/King County, under a broader mission within our Department of Interpreter Services to reduce health disparities affecting limited English proficiency patient populations.

Exhibit at North Carolina Veterinary Conference, November 4th - November 6th 2016, Raleigh Convention Center, Raleigh, NC http://ncveterinaryconference.com/

Exhibit at 2016 Panhandle Regional Preparedness Conference

Exhibit at Southwest Veterinary Symposium

Exhibit at Atlanta Pride Festival; October 8-9, 2016; Atlanta, GA

The Library Student Outreach Award pays for a library student to attend the SCC/MLA conference. While there the RML provides outreach training for the student.

The Library Student Outreach Award pays for a library student to attend the SCC/MLA conference. While there the RML provides outreach training for the student.

Award funds will support a representative from Indiana Free Library to participate as a panel member for Engage for Health: A Health Program in a Box @ your Library' during the Pennsylvania Library Association annual conference. Panelists will promote the Engage for Health program, that was piloted through NN/LM MAR funding in 2015-2016. The program promotes health literacy and clinician/patient communication while providing education on health information resources produced by the National Library of Medicine, such as MedlinePlus and NIHSeniorHealth.

Award funds will support a representative from James V. Brown Library to participate as a panel member for Engage for Health: A Health Program in a Box @ your Library' during the Pennsylvania Library Association annual conference. Panelists will promote the Engage for Health program, that was piloted through NN/LM MAR funding in 2015-2016. The program promotes health literacy and clinician/patient communication while providing education on health information resources produced by the National Library of Medicine, such as MedlinePlus and NIHSeniorHealth.

Award funds will support a representative from Margaret R Grundy Memorial Library to participate as a panel member for Engage for Health: A Health Program in a Box @ your Library' during the Pennsylvania Library Association annual conference. Panelists will promote the Engage for Health program, that was piloted through NN/LM MAR funding in 2015-2016. The program promotes health literacy and clinician/patient communication while providing education on health information resources produced by the National Library of Medicine, such as MedlinePlus and NIHSeniorHealth.