New Book Displays for April 2025
There are two new book displays in the library this month. Visit the resource guides below to view all the print and eBook resources available.
The Library Service Point will be closed on Memorial Day, Monday, May 26, 2025.
Eligible UMass Chan/UMMHC badge access only to enter the library (24/7). On this day, the library is not open to members of the public.
The Library Service Desk will be closed on Monday, April 21, 2025 for Patriot’s Day.
Eligible UMass Chan/UMMHC badge access only to enter the library (24/7). On this day, the library is not open to members of the public.
There are two new book displays in the library this month. Visit the resource guides below to view all the print and eBook resources available.
Please join Dr. Richard Berlin and awardees in celebrating the 21st Annual Berlin Prize for Creative Writing Award ceremony on Wednesday, March 26, from 6-8 pm via Zoom.
The library’s newest book display is celebrating Women’s History Month. Explore the displays and visit the Resource Guide to see all the print and eBook resources available.
Starting Monday 2/24/25, the Library Service Desk will have new hours of operation. The new hours will be:
• Monday: CLOSED
• Tuesday: 9am – 4pm
• Wednesday: CLOSED
• Thursday-Friday: 9am – 4pm
• Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED
You’re invited to the Opening Reception of Avatars @ Work by Dr. Julie LeMoine, part of the Lamar Soutter Library’s Artist-in-Residence series.
The Library Service Desk will closed on Monday, February 17, 2025 in celebration of Presidents Day.
Eligible UMass Chan/UMMHC badge access only to enter the library (24/7). On this day, the library is not open to members of the public.
Due to today's snowstorm, the Library Service desk will be closed Thursday, February 6th. Librarians are working remotely and can be reached using the Ask a Librarian service.
Eligible UMass Chan/UMMHC badge access only to enter the Library (24/7). At this time the Library is not open to members of the public.
UMass Chan's Gold Humanism Honor Society is coordinating a variety of events for Solidarity Week for Compassionate Patient Care. Why Solidarity Week? The National Gold Humanism Honor Society office established National Solidarity Day for Compassionate Care in 2011 to highlight the nation-wide movement promoting clinician-patient relationships based on caring, personalization, and mutual respect.