Kornhauser Health Sciences Library

The display for August's health focus is on Immunization Awareness.

Sorry for such a late post in the month. Displays to welcome returning and new students back for the new semester. Health focus is on Sarcoma Awareness. Done by Michael Mayfield.

Latest marker artwork done by Michael Mayfield. Transition from finished to initial sketch.

Celebrating Pride and Juneteenth this month! Our health focus is PTSD Awareness too. Done by Michael Mayfield.

Who's ready for summer...hours??? 😎
Our summer hours start Monday, June 3.

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Pictures from the retreat for the Kornhauser Library staff. A goal of the event was not only to enjoy time together, but to evaluate the results of the SWAT analysis and developing a plan for moving forward as a library team based upon those results.

Kornhauser Library will be closed May 25-27 for Memorial Day weekend. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 28 at 7:30am.

We hope you enjoy the long weekend!

Celebrating AAPI Heritage History Month and the Health focus is on Women's Health. Done by Michael Mayfield.

Made a slight mistake sharing this post, sorry. Latest marker artwork drawn by Michael Mayfield.

New display for April! Celebrating Arab American Heritage and the health focus is on Parkingson's Disease. Done by Michael Mayfield.

The University of Louisville Libraries are committed to and supportive of student, staff, and faculty wellness. With this in mind, the Kornhauser Health Sciences Library, in collaboration with Mrs. Georgene Dreishpoon, announces the opening of the Dreishpoon Reflection Room. Join us throughout the day on April 15 to celebrate the opening of this new space. There will be FREE doughnuts available first come, first served.

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Displays celebrating Women's History Month! Health focus of the month is about rashes. Done by Michael Mayfield.

Register today for the final session in this affirming healthcare series.

Happy Women's History Month.

We have displays up in the library dedicated to Women's History. Be sure to stop by our display cases and our book display.

Construction to the first floor of the Library and Commons building is expected to take place over the weekend (Friday-Sunday). This will take place on the flooring just past the restrooms on the first floor. This should not impact the entrance of the library but it could be nosier than usual this weekend.

On display now at Kornhauser Library...

Rashes to Research: Scientists and Parents Confront the 1964 Rubella Epidemic, available March 4* - April 13.

As the rubella epidemic raged in 1964, 20,000 children were born with serious heart, hearing, and vision problems related to rubella exposure during pregnancy. While the nation’s scientists rushed to create a vaccine and develop better screening tests, families faced difficult decisions about current and future pregnancies. Rashes to Research: Scientists and Parents Confront the 1964 Rubella Epidemic highlights the work of researchers and parents to respond to rubella in the years before an effective vaccine nearly eliminated the disease from the United States.

Sorry for such a late post. Marker artwork for Black History Month done by Michael Mayfield.

Register today for Kornhauser Library's next EndNote session.

Happy Valentine's Day from Kornhauser Library.

Stop by the Circ. Desk for some sweet treats today, you deserve it!

All are welcome to attend!

Come out Wednesday, February 28 at 10 a.m. to support the University of Louisville Blood Drive.

Register today for the last two session of the LGBTQ+ Affirming Healthcare Series. Registration for session five closes this Friday.

three-part Reading and
Resource Series is kicking off with a discussion of two popular short stories from Carmen Maria Machado’s collection Her Body and Other Parties:
“The Husband Stitch” and “Especially Heinous.”

Join us as we discuss urban legends, myths, and pop culture references within these stories and others.
We’ll also explore library resources
to discover what the scholars have to say.

To sn**ch your FREE COPY of the book, visit the link in bio.

ID: A colorful graphic with text that says “ One Book, One UofL Reading and Resource Series:
Part 1 “Especially Heinous”: The Scholarship of Pop Culture Join the discussion! Tuesday, February 20, 20243:30PM - 4:30PM Ekstrom
Library, E117A/CLC Pick up your free copy of Her Body and Other Parties by Carmen Maria Machado after you complete the sign-up form.”

We are saddened to announce the passing of a dear friend of Kornhauser Library, Dr. Gordon R. Tobin II. Join us in sending our deepest sympathies to the Tobin family.

Gordon Tobin Obituary - Louisville, KY Celebrate the life of Gordon Tobin, leave a kind word or memory and get funeral service information care of Arch L. Heady and Son at Westport Village.