Read or watch Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's essay, We Should All Be Feminists, and come to one of the book club sessions to discuss. Some questions to be discussed include:
Is it possible to be "liked" and insist on equal treatment?
Are male and female anger treated differently?
What does it mean to be a feminist today?
Register for one of the upcoming book clubs below:
As we welcome our UT Southwestern community back to the Health Sciences Digital Library & Learning Center space in May 2021, we'd like to reflect on what we have done to make it safer for you to come back over the last year. The Library Staff of 16 spent a combined total of over 2,250 hours on COVID-19 related projects in the past year. Our list of contributions is as follows:
Planned and implemented the closing of the physical North and South Libraries and then the opening of South Campus Library, including publishing the UT Southwestern Library Re-Opening Guide.
Planned and made necessary changes to workflows and staff remote set-ups to allow full continuation of research and instructional services.
Had multiple discussions and made decisions for additional resources related to COVID-19 for inclusion the Library Guide.
Learned and networked about handling COVID-19 in medical libraries via professional organizations, webinars, and conferences.
Collecting digital records relating to COVID-19 as they are created ensures that they can be preserved and made accessible to researchers in the future. If you or your department has any digital material relating to COVID-19 that might be of interest to us in the archives, please reach out to Chianta Dorsey, University Archivist, at archives@utsouthwestern.edu.
