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In the “OneU” spirit this symposium will highlight work being done across the University of Utah campus on issues of sex, gender, sexuality and women’s health. Presented by the Center
of Excellence in Women’s Health and the Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library.
Art Aloud! is a spoken word art cafe where you can relax in a casual atmosphere among friends, and sign up for a place at the mic. This time, we are joining by Zoom! Join us for an hour of expression from the comfort of home.
As a result of the COVID-19 situation, many institutions and groups are taking steps to reduce in-person contact through asynchronous class sessions, recorded lectures, teleconferencing, and more. The University of Utah has begun taking steps in preparation for a scenario in which classes will need to be replaced with online or virtual alternatives. While the …Read More »
March 13, 2020 at 12pm – This informal workshop will offer attendees hands-on assistance with different tools within the context of a scenario based on safe(r) online dating, organizing movements or crossing borders. Each station will be staffed by experts and you’ll leave with the tools necessary to keep your data private.
Imagine More, U Giving Day, February 25-26. 1850 minutes of imagine more. The EHSL student scholarship will give a boost to one of our hard-working students and reward them for their contributions to the library.
March 2 – 31. Join us for the art exhibit Celebrating Diversity – Cultures and Connections, oil paintings by Don Pedersen, PhD, PA – Professor Emeritus University of Utah School of Medicine, Former Director of the Utah Physician Assistant Program.
We invite you to join us and consider the ethical questions raised by the fraught histories of Asperger’s ideas and actions.
MLK Week for 2020 will include several events and exhibits here at the Eccles Health Sciences Library!
The National Library of Medicine banner exhibit is now on view at the Eccles Health Science Library until February 22, 2020.
Join us for a screening of the film Miss Evers’ Boys at the Eccles Library, followed by a medical ethics discussion, on February 6, 2020.
