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Vet Med Review from 1980 to 2007 is now online in MOspace, MU’s digital repository. Check out the awesome 80s hairdos on our beloved CVM faculty!
The Veterinary Medical Review was the official chronicle of College and alumni activities and was sent to all MU veterinary medical alumni, former faculty, current students, parents of students, friends of the College and all veterinarians practicing in Missouri.
Check out the research guide for the Veterinary Research Scholars Program: https://libraryguides.missouri.edu/vrsp
What’s on reserve? How do I request something from another library? What are Boolean operators? Check out the new resource guide for first- and second-year veterinary students: https://libraryguides.missouri.edu/vm1
Check out our Toxicology subject guide: http://mulibraries.missouri.edu/guides/subjects/toxicology.htm
Resources of interest:
Looking for a list of Open Access fees? Check out the Eigenfactor Cost Effectiveness of Open Access Journals: http://www.eigenfactor.org/openaccess/index.php
Veterinary Journals: http://www.eigenfactor.org/openaccess/index.php?catid=38&pt=0
More info: http://www.nature.com/news/price-doesn-t-always-buy-prestige-in-open-access-1.12259
Get a daily email of the latest news of importance to veterinarians and animal health professionals. Sign up for Animal Health SmartBrief from the AVMA. http://www.smartbrief.com/news/avma/
Off-campus access to library resources is easy! Start from a library page and enter your Username when requested (e.g., don’t go straight to pubmed.gov, but use our PubMed QuickLink to see all the MU information). You can also use VPN to get into electronic journals and books. More information.
Looking for an ebook in MERLIN? On the Advanced Search page, choose “ebook” from the Material Type box.
Sick and tired of studying?
Everybody who lives in Columbia or nearby can apply online for a free borrowers card from the Daniel Boone Regional Library to download ebooks and audiobooks to your iPhone, Kindle or other mobile device without ever setting foot in the library.
Stay safe and warm!
You can return books checked out at other campus libraries to the vet library? Return your books to us*, and we'll send them back to Ellis, HSL, Engineering, etc., for you.
You can also request that books from other libraries be sent to the vet library for pick-up. See how to request books.
*Exceptions: reserve items, recalled items, and journals should be returned directly to the owning library.
Students, submit your history essays! Cash Prizes ($1200, $1000, $800, $500) and possible publication in Veterinary Heritage. Deadline: April 15, 2013
Because History has a lot to tell us about our profession and ourselves.
See the details from the American Veterinary Medical History Society
Thanks to CVM-IT, we’ve got more computers in the library! There will be a total of 6 new machines — these computers are connected to the printers across the hall. So, students, you can use your Print Quota!
Enjoy!