“Roadside Attractions: Stop and Smell the Roses” – An Art as Avocation Exhibit
A.J. Sours presents a collection of photography that captures the often overlooked beauty of nature. ...
Michael Tucker Archives
“The History and Current State of Publication Bias & Inadequate Trial Transparency in the Health Sciences” presentation on January 26th
Martin Mayer from the ECU's College of Allied Health Sciences kicks off our MHIG Lecture Series for 2015....
Locker Service Now Available
We now offer a place to store your valuables while using the library....
Extended Library Hours Through December 18th
We will be open each day until midnight though December 18th....
Spring Medical History Interest Group Lecture Dates Announced
Topics include publication bias, yellow fever, "Doc" Holliday, and more....
Thomas Fanning Lecture Now Available for Viewing
David E. Rice and E. Daniel Shingleton presented on Thomas Fanning and the Public Health Movement in North Carolina....
Welcome Our Newest Employee, Carenado Davis
Carenado will be serving as our liaison to the Brody School of Medicine....
“Interprofessional Education in Health Sciences: Who’s in the Game?” Lecture at Laupus on Nov. 10
The Medical History Interest Group presents IPE (Interprofessional Education) in Health Sciences: Who's in the Game? Current and Past Players with Annette Greer, PhD, MSN, RN, Associate Professor, Bioethics & Interdisciplinary Studies...
“The Beauty of Realism” – An Art as Avocation Exhibit
Sheldon Downes, Ed.D., Retired Professor Emeritus from the Department of Addictions and Rehabilitation Studies, College of Allied Health Sciences, presents a 2014 Fall Semester exhibit as part of the Art...
Thomas Fanning Wood, MD Presentation at Laupus on October 27th
"Thomas Fanning Wood, MD, and the Public Health Movement in North Carolina" is the latest in our Medical History Interest Group lecture series....