Library Instruction
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Classes
Upcoming classes are listed in the sidebar to the right and on the Calendar of Events. Click on the class title to view more information and to sign up.
Instructional Goals
The information-seeking and technology skills of UNTHSC students, faculty, and staff members are the focus of Lewis Library’s instructional program. We support medical informatics education and recognize the need to develop information-literate health professionals -- individuals who can assess their information needs; effectively locate, choose, and evaluate resources; and ethically use the information they retrieve.
Requesting Instruction
Students, faculty and staff members, and medical residents are invited to request a class or schedule a meeting with the Instruction Librarian. (We also offer instruction to other groups; see the Outreach Services page for more information.)
Faculty members are encouraged to integrate library instruction, whether in person or online, into their course schedules. The Instruction Librarian can tailor activities to meet students' course-related needs.
For More Information
Need more details on the Library's instructional services? Send an e-mail message to Michele Whitehead or call the Reference Office at (817) 735-2070.