Student Spotlight - Tyrell Darrell Wilson
Tyrell Darrell Wilson is a graduate student in the Master of Library Science Program. He was originally from Baltimore Maryland before he moved to Warren County, North Carolina in 2011....
Announcement Archives
Building Partnerships with State Agencies to Deliver on Our Mission: A Forum with the North Carolina Office of Strategic Partnerships
Please join the College of Health and Human Performance and the North Carolina Office of Strategic Partnerships for an event that will elucidate the ways that researchers and state agencies...
Love Data Week 2024 – February 5th – 9th
Conversations around issues and methods in data creation, analysis, and visualization Love Data Week is an international event intended to engage researchers in dialogues around issues and methods in data...
“The Country Doctor and Early Medical Practices” hybrid lecture on Wednesday, April 12
As part of the Ruth and John Moskop History of Medicine Lecture Series, the Medical History Interest Group invites you to attend The Country Doctor and Early Medical Practices on April...
“‘What are in these pills, doc?’: Modern Chemical Insights into 19th Century Alternative Medicines” on Wednesday, March 22
As part of the Ruth and John Moskop History of Medicine Lecture Series, the Medical History Interest Group invites you to attend “What are in these pills, doc?”: Modern Chemical Insights...
“If This Sterilizer Could Talk: Public Health, Milk and Museum Artifacts” Virtual Lecture on Monday, January 23
As part of the Ruth and John Moskop History of Medicine Lecture Series, the Medical History Interest Group invites you to attend If This Sterilizer Could Talk: Public Health, Milk and...
Love Data Week 2023, February 13 – 17
Love Data Week is an international event intended to engage researchers in dialogues around issues and methods in data creation, analysis, and visualization. As federal and foundation funders increase their...
“Aesthetics of Anatomy” Art Display, 2nd Floor Laupus Library
This display is comprised of a selection of anatomical illustrations found in books held by Laupus Library. The examples range in age from the Renaissance through the 19th Century. Originally...
“A Favorite Pastime: Disease and Disinformation in the Cold War” Lecture on Wednesday, November 16
As part of the Ruth and John Moskop History of Medicine Lecture Series, the Medical History Interest Group invites you to attend “A Favorite Pastime: Disease and Disinformation in the Cold...
“They Made a DIFFERENCE: The Old North State Medical Society and African American Hospitals during Segregation in North Carolina” Lecture on Monday, October 24
As part of the Ruth and John Moskop History of Medicine Lecture Series, the Medical History Interest Group invites you to attend “They Made a DIFFERENCE: The Old North State Medical...