
Introducing the XR Classroom
The Eccles Health Sciences Library has built out a virtual simulation space for the health sciences in the Eccles Health Sciences Education Building (EHSEB).
Read MoreThe Eccles Health Sciences Library has built out a virtual simulation space for the health sciences in the Eccles Health Sciences Education Building (EHSEB).
Read MoreMary Youngkin1949 –2021. Mary Youngkin began her career at the Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library (EHSL) in 1975, and retired from EHSL in June 2011 after 36 years, serving as head of Reference and Public Services since the late 1980’s.
Read MoreCall for special issue: Reigniting your Educational Scholarship! This past year has been a challenge in so many ways. For many of us, our educational scholarship has suffered. In response, […]
Read MoreThe Eccles Health Sciences Library has partnered with the College of Nursing, Edible Campus Gardens and the FeedU Pantry to build a Seed Library! It is aimed at increasing access to locally grown food, providing food for those with food insecurity, facilitating local plant resilience to disease, and promoting community well-being for Health Sciences students, staff and faculty.
Read MoreAs you walk into the Eccles Health Sciences Library, you may notice something new. A large bookshelf now sits close to the front desk.
Read MoreThe Junior League of Salt Lake City, one of many donors, recently organized a virtual food drive to benefit the EHSEB FEED U pantry.
Read MoreA picture is worth a thousand words. Particularly when learning something as complex as human anatomy and physiology!
Read MoreWith many of us learning from home, we’ve received several requests for Anatomy Education resources provided electronically through the library.
Read MoreNew upgrades for 2021 mean you can start a podcast easier than ever with the help of the Tree of Hippocrates Education Studio!
Read More“I was just a shepherd boy,” was how Dr. Reed Gardner, in typically modest fashion, described his youth in rural southern Utah. Growing up in St. George, the son of a sheep rancher, Dr. Gardner learned the value of self-reliance, perseverance, and ingenuity. Dr. Gardner’s academic career began ordinarily enough with a degree awarded to him by the University of Utah in electrical engineering in 1960.
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