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Dec
01
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I had the opportunity to attend the Southeast Data Library Symposium (SEDLS) this past October. This three-day event was full of valuable information for data librarians and those interested in entering the field. The symposium was held completely online and free to attend. The event had numerous presentations on how to use artificial intelligence (AI)… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, Data, Scholarly Communication
Nov
24
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December 2-8 is National Grief Awareness Week. Take this time to learn about the impacts of grief and how to best support family, friends, and loved ones. Here are a few resources in recognition of National Grief Awareness week: National Grief Awareness Week | SAMHSA– digital toolkit with a variety of social media graphics and… Read More »
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Nov
21
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You may remember back in October, a post with lots of great pumpkin and apple recipes. As we move towards winter, I wanted to share some more winter themed recipes from MedlinePlus and a few Northeast winter focused resources. Turkey Cranberry Quesadilla Turkey Stroganoff Turkey Pumpkin Chili MedlinePlus: Vegetarian Chili Soups Autumn Squash Bisque with… Read More »
Posted in: Blog, NLM Resources
Nov
17
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This Thursday, 11/20/25, is Rural Health Day! What do we mean when we say rural? It’s an easy question to ask, but a hard question to answer. In general, rural is defined as anything that isn’t urban or metro. But then how do we define urban? That’s complicated. There are two main definitions that the… Read More »
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Nov
03
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I had the pleasure of interviewing Sarah Vitelli, who is the Science and Engineering Librarian at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. This interview is based on her experience attending the 2025 New England Science Boot Camp for Librarians for the first time. This event will be hosted again in 2026, so be on the lookout… Read More »
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