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11
0 comments Tags: Older Adults, resources
We’ve reached the point of the winter where being stuck inside can have anyone getting a touch of cabin fever—getting antsy to get outside or even find ways to just break up the doldrums of February. The Blahs vs Seasonal Affective Disorder This time of year can be hard on anyone with fewer daylight hours… Read More »
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Feb
05
0 comments Tags: academic librarians, NIH, professional development
Our On-Demand course NIH Public Access Policy for Librarians got a reboot in December 2025 to reflect current NIH guidance. This 2-hour course offers practical, role-specific training for librarians who work with NIH-funded researchers. The content emphasizes how librarians actually encounter the policy in daily work: answering questions, checking compliance, and helping researchers navigate manuscript… Read More »
Posted in: Trainings
Feb
01
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This year’s Love Data Week will take place from February 9th to February 13th, 2026. Love Data Week began in 2016 and has since grown into an international event celebrating data across numerous institutions and organizations. This annual celebration has led to many educational opportunities involving data over the years and promotes research data management… Read More »
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Jan
23
0 comments Tags: community engagement, Funded Projects, Health Literacy, nursing profession, youth
In November 2025, NNLM R7 hosted Dr. Maria Krol and Dr. Maryann Perez-Brescia to discuss three NNLM funded projects. Dr. Maria Krol is a professor in the School of Nursing at Southern Connecticut State University (SCSU) and Dr. Maryann Perez-Brescia is a professor at the University of Connecticut School of Nursing. Both are also members… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, Funded Project, Instructional Design
Jan
20
0 comments Tags: funding, grants, professional development, resources, rural health
If you’ve ever written a grant, you know that all grants, regardless of size, start the same way asking for background or evidence of need. Why are you asking for this money? What will this project address if it’s funded? So how do you bolster your claim with data and statistics? Where do you find… Read More »
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