A listing of the Medical Center Library's advisory committees, task forces, and their members.
Floor plans for the Lower, Entrance/Mezzanine, First Stack, and Second Stack Levels of the Medical Center Library to aid as a guide for locating the Library's collections, copiers, carrels, offices, and more.
A collection of images commemorating the history of the Medical Center Library since its move into the Seeley G. Mudd Building in November 1975. These images include archival plans, site photographs, and artifacts tracing the planning and construction of the building.
The Medical Center Library strives to exceed the needs and expectations of our community and is committed to providing a positive service experience. This page outlines our observance of the Duke University Health System Customer Service Standards: Health and Safety, Courtesy and Respect, Efficiency and Effectiveness, and Continuous Learning and Improvement. An option is also available for submitting comments about current services or suggestions for new services.
Driving and walking directions to the Medical Center Library, as well as links to Library, Duke, and Durham maps.
The Duke University Medical Center (DUMC) Archives collections consist of the administrative records of Duke University Medical Center departments and personal papers of individuals affiliated with Duke University Medical Center, the Duke University Health System, and the Duke University School of Medicine (including the School of Nursing, Allied Health Educational Programs, and Area Health Education Center Program). Types of materials may include correspondence and subject files of the Dean, Director, or Chair, newsletters, annual reports, records of programs and symposia, curriculum development materials, departmental minutes, committee minutes and reports, departmental histories, accreditation reports, or records about relationships with government, business, or industry.
A collection of factual and statistical data regarding the Library, compiled for the fiscal year. An archive of previous data is available back to 1992.
Answers to several of the most frequently asked questions about the Library's resources, services, policies, remote access, and other items of interest.
A detailed information guide to the Library including services offered, departments, staffing, hours of operation, telephone numbers, directions, user privileges, databases, collections, electronic and computing resources, the Library newsletter, and a virtual tour of the facility.
Information regarding how to make donations to the Medical Center Library.
Discover the history of medicine in over 20,000 monographs and 4,000 manuscripts, as well as photographs, illustrations, medical instruments, stamps, medals, and a variety of medical realia. The History of Medicine Collections house many rare and significant works and an extensive circulating collection documenting medical practices and thought, and medicine's relationship to society through time.
A listing of departmental hours, phone and fax numbers, and applicable holiday schedules.
A description of professional and paraprofessional employment opportunities at the Medical Center Library including application submission instructions and contact information for position openings.
In order to match the pace of an annual 11% inflation rate, the Medical Center Library is proposing to cancel these journal titles for 2009.
Information about online accounts for accessing and requesting library materials.
This page contains information for Duke medical students interested in pursuing a masters degree in library science or information science at the UNC School of Information and Library Science.
A curriculum vitae of presentations given by Library staff with links available for viewing.
The Multimedia Studio, created to give users a place to work on educational technology projects, consists of a Gateway workstation containing additional hardware and software beyond the average desktop computer. This studio is available to Duke University Medical Center faculty, staff, and students for DUMC-related educational projects. Policies for use of the Multimedia Studio, along with information regarding the hardware and software available, are provided.
Access to all available news sources for the Library including issues of the Library's newsletter, current Library activities, and daily headlines of health news sources from Duke, NIH, NY Times, and Reuters.
A link to the Library's bimonthly, online newsletter: the
Duke University Medical Center Library News. The current issue is available, as well as an archive of past issues and an
email form to notify you that the newsletter has been published.
The hierarchical structure of the Duke University Medical Center Library departments and staff.
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The Medical Center Library strives to collect the minimum amount of information required to deliver services or resources to the user and to protect the privacy of the patron in terms of the information that is used or accessed. (
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A fact sheet on the original building design of the Seeley G. Mudd, including the major donors, architects, engineers, construction costs, internal features, and more.
This final report of the Library Space Planning Committee includes a recommendation to create a "Learning and Knowledge Management Center."
Listing of Library staff by department, including names, email addresses, and telephone numbers.
Four strategic goals developed by the Medical Center Library for 2005 addressing the questions: who, what, when, how, and why. (
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The 2006-2010 plan for the Medical Center Library's strategic goals and operations. (
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Triangle Research Libraries Network (TRLN) is a collaborative organization of Duke University, North Carolina Central University, North Carolina State University, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, the purpose of which is to marshal the financial, human, and information resources of their research libraries through cooperative efforts in order to create a rich and unparalleled knowledge environment that furthers the universities' teaching, research, and service missions.
Details the availability of borrowing privileges, access to electronic resources, remote access to databases and collections, Document Delivery/Interlibrary Loan for procuring journal articles and other items, reference services, and access to the Library's newsletter for the following patron classes: Duke University and Medical Center, Duke University Health System, other area universities, local health providers, and the general public.
A view and description of areas, collections, and services of the Library. Includes a panoramic view of the Library as well, so you can experience the unique layout of the building as if you were visiting in person.
Virtual Tour | Virtual Tour (video)
Our Library blog features news, updates, tips, new book alerts, and an option for your comments. It also contains links to the archives of all the news stories that have been showcased on the main page of the Duke University Medical Center Library's Website.