Kornhauser Health Sciences Library

New Resource Alert: TOPAZ OCR Assistive Reading/Digital Magnification Device
The TOPAZ OCR assistive reading and digital magnification device combines video magnification and text-to-speech features into a single desktop video magnifier with sharp images and clear text. The OCR camera displays a document on the touchscreen, and TOPAZ processes and reads aloud the document. Includes a built-in SD card and flash drive support so you can view your digital files.
TOPAZ is available on the main library floor with the public computers. Quick start guides are available, and Kornhauser staff are happy to assist as needed!

HeART of Medicine Submissions!!!
We want to remind everyone that submissions for our HeART of Medicine Gallery are always open! We accept art works from HSC students, faculty, and staff in multiple media. We would love to feature your work!

Save the Date! Kornhauser Open House!!!
Join us on Tuesday, August 11 starting at 9 a.m. for an open house! Learn more about Kornhauser's resources and services and treat yourself to a donut and coffee while supplies last!

For July there will be a focus on several health issues: Mental Health and Technology, Sarcoma, Cord Blood and Juvenile Arthritis.

NEW Marker artwork!! It's been a while, I know. This artwork took longer than I thought it would, but it was fun working on it when I could. Drawn by Michael Mayfield.

Celebrating Juneteenth LGBTQA+ History this month and focusing on important health issues as well: Alzheimer's and PTSD awareness. Apologies for the late post.

Apologies for the late post. For the month of May, several health issues will be displayed: Mental Health, Healthy Vision, Stroke and Allergy/Asthma.

Public Health is the focus of the month of April. This also happens to be Poetry Month, celebrating 30 years this year. The display at the entrance of the library was done by Martina Junod. Displays outside the library done by Michael Mayfield.

Sorry for the late post. New marker artwork!!

Apologies for the late post. Celebrating and focusing on Women, Gender and Sexuality studies this month. Brain Injury is the health focus of March.