UVM Dana Medical Library

Bailey/Howe Library is a student and faculty oriented research center at the University of Vermont in Burlington, Vt. With more than 1 million volumes, Bailey/Howe is the largest library in Vermont. It also offers a wide selection of reference materials that can be used in the library by the public, including books, government documents, microforms, manuscripts, archives, cartographic materials, audio materials and computer materials. The library also contracts with businesses to conduct specific research or document collection. The Special Collections Department of the Bailey/Howe Library houses the Wilbur Collection of Vermont materials, the rare book collection and the university archives.

Dana Medical Library is a comprehensive health sciences library located in Burlington, VT. They offer a wide range of collections, including databases, journals, books, and medical history materials. With their featured collections, such as graphic medicine and anatomical models, they provide resources for both academic and practical learning. Dana Medical Library also offers various services, including research assistance, borrowing and renewal options, and accessibility services. Their mission is to provide a supportive and inclusive environment for faculty, health research associates, and alumni, as well as unaffiliated users. As part of the University of Vermont Libraries, Dana Medical Library aims to promote learning and discovery in the health sciences field. They offer instructional programs, workshops, and research guides to help users navigate their collections and enhance their research skills. With their commitment to justice and inclusion, they strive to create an environment that fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing. Dana Medical Library is dedicated to providing exceptional resources and services to support the academic and professional needs of their users.Generated from the website