By clicking on the appropriate icon on the Windows 95 desktop, you can begin a search of either textbook. We ask that you fill out a brief evaluation form after using either Harrison's or Scientific American Medicine so Library staff can evaluate the usefulness of each. Although the 1996-97 ERAS program is now available on microcomputers on Levels 2 and 3 of the Library, students wishing to use it must first go to the Medical Dean's office for a disk and more information. A manual describing the program is located on Level 2 at the Microcomputer Services Desk. Students may begin receiving and submitting application materials via ERAS on August 15th.
Users can limit searches to specialty as well as geographic areas.
New Equipment on Level 2 of the Library Students and faculty have been requesting digitization equipment, and we are pleased that the first purchases in this area have now arrived. Student Library Resource Fee revenue has funded an HP ScanJet, along with QuickCam, Photoshop, and a CD Recorder, all for the Macintosh. For assistance or to schedule time, please ask at the Microcomputer Services Desk on Level 2. PC digital equipment will arrive in the next few months through funding from the Center for Distance Learning and Telehealth. This equipment will include four Pentium computers, a flatbed scanner with OCR, a 35 mm slide scanner, video capture and a press CD recorder with authoring software.