Yes! The library has redesigned and upgraded its website. Come celebrate this milestone with us on Aug. 9, at 12pm in the MEC Lobby. We will be on hand to show you how to navigate the site to find what you need, and EBSCO will be available to answer any questions about our new Discovery . . . → Read More: New Library Website and Search Features Celebration! 
Total no. of downloads in Touro Scholar, the College’s institutional repository There are a lot of things to be thankful for this past November including the fact that this month has been our highest number of downloads ever. Interestingly, 225 of those downloads were for issues of The Chironian. The top three most . . . → Read More: Most Popular Works in Touro Scholar: November 2018  Comments are closed  Resources, Services  faculty publications, institutional repository, scholarly communications, touro scholar 
The School of Medicine Library at University of South Carolina offers a parody music video competition for any health sciences students. This is a great opportunity for you to give back to the NYMC community and share your health care education with the larger health sciences community. “This national music video contest seeks student-produced . . . → Read More: University of South Carolina’s Memmys Video Competition Comments are closed Announcements, Events, Services competition, library, music video, student contribution 
Would you like to deposit your publication in Touro Scholar, the College’s institutional repository? Here are 5 steps to make the process easier: Step #1: Go to the following URL: https://touroscholar.touro.edu/cgi/ir_submit.cgi?context=nymc_fac_pubs Step #2: Login to your Touro Scholar account. If you do not have an account, click on Sign up to create one. Step . . . → Read More: How to Deposit Your Publication in Touro Scholar in 5 Easy Steps Comments are closed Resources, Services faculty publications, institutional repository, scholarly communications, touro scholar 
Total no. of downloads in Touro Scholar, the College’s institutional repository
The most popular faculty publications were: Feeding/Swallowing Disorders: Maintaining Quality of Life in Persons with Intellectual Disability by Luis Riquelme, Rebecca Benjamin, Hannah Tahan, Gracelynn Sandoval, Naga Alomari and Alexander Soyfer (article) Dual-Transmitter Systems Regulating Arousal, Attention, Learning and Memory by . . . → Read More: Most Popular Faculty Publications in Touro Scholar: October 2018 Comments are closed Resources, Services faculty publications, institutional repository, scholarly communications, touro scholar |
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