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Also, feel free to offer suggestions on how to survive the winter months. NOTE: Around 84 of students who start college at UMN Twin Cities graduate. The University of Minnesota Biomedical Library 505 Essex Street SE Minneapolis, MN 55455 61 http:/ The biomedical library. tion of veterinary medicine, library science, translational. Black-and-white prints and copies are 0.10 per exposure (0.20 double-sided) Color prints and copies are 0.50 per exposure (1.00 double-sided) Black-and-white. Add value to your U Card or copy card online or at a Cash-to-Gopher GOLD station. Submitted by JoAnn DeVries (j-devrmaroon.tc.umn.edu) STS Research Forum, Co-chair. If you get a chance to meet Reardon, ask her about her love of knitting and video games, or ask what she’s reading. level of attention as global biomedical health informa- tics.13 Although informatics is. All University Libraries offer self-serve printing stations that can also be used to scan and copy. STS Forum on Science and Technology Library Research. The option fulfills the science course requirements.
Reardon’s experience in Minnesota has been noteworthy as she has seen more snow in the past two months than in the rest of her lifetime put together. The purpose of this option is to prepare the student for a career in biomedicine. Before becoming a librarian, she worked in the health insurance industry in Atlanta, Georgia. In a previous academic life, Reardon wrote short stories and taught freshman composition and developmental composition at the community college and university in Las Cruces, New Mexico. In this role she supported the schools of medicine, allied health, and basic sciences in literature searches, instruction, and the research needs of students and faculty. Reardon comes to the University of Minnesota by way of Louisiana, where she served for two years as a reference and instruction librarian at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center-Shreveport. of cationic surface modified cellulose nanocrystals for biomedical application as potential vaccine adjuvants. from Valdosta State University in Georgia. in Creative Writing from New Mexico State University. in English from Georgia College & State University with a concentration in creative writing, Reardon traveled to New Mexico for an M.F.A.
Erin Reardon recently joined the Bio-Medical Library as one of four librarians working with the Medical School.Īs a liaison to the Medical School, she will support teaching, learning, and research through her support of literature searching, systematic reviews, and evidence-based practice.
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