The Library currently has two new book displays for July 2024:

Our new Artist-in-Residence exhibit, the Student Art Showcase, is on display in the Lamar Soutter Library now through July 2024.

The Student Art Showcase combines pieces created by medical students enrolled in the Art for the Physician Optional Enrollment Elective (OEE) and pieces created by GSBS student Serena David.

Please reach out to Rebecca Drouhard if you are interested in displaying your artwork in the library.

In observance of Mental Health Awareness Month, the Library is exhibiting selections from its collection. The list of e-books and print books is available at https://libraryguides.umassmed.edu/book-displays/mentalHealth_24. Print books are on display throughout the first floor of the Library.

The Library currently has two new book displays for April 2024:

In observance of Women's History Month, the Library is exhibiting selections from its collection. The list of e-books and print books is available at https://libraryguides.umassmed.edu/book-displays/womenshistory24. Print books are on display throughout the first floor of the Library.

In observance of the Gold Humanism Honor Society's Solidarity Week (Feb. 12-16), the Library is hosting a book display and a resource guide.

The Library has two new book displays for February 2024. Selections are taken from both our print and online collections:

Understand and reflect on the history of reproductive health and abortion access with a book from our Library collection. A full list of e-books and print books from this book display is available at https://libraryguides.umassmed.edu/book-displays/abortion_23.

In honor of Pride Month, the Library is exhibiting selections from its collection. A full list of e-books and print books is available at https://libraryguides.umassmed.edu/book-displays/pride_23.

Our new Artist-in-Residence Series exhibit, "The Invisible Wounds of War Made Visible," is on display now through August.

This exhibit is designed to bring community awareness to the experiences of Service Members from the Home Base Program. Home Base treats Veterans, Service Members and Family Members affected by invisible wounds, such as post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, mild cognitive impairment due to traumatic brain injury, substance abuse disorders and related conditions.

Service Members are asked to create masks based on these questions: