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In 1978 I was hired by St. Mary's General Hospital in time to meet JCAH
accreditation. Shortly thereafter I was visited by a volunteer HSLIC
mentor, who spent a day teaching me how to manually fill out a 5-part paper
interlibrary loan form and how to choose which libraries to send it to
(remember MULS?), how to use the paper issues of Index Medicus I had on the
shelves, and how libraries operated within hospitals - the stuff you don't
learn in library school. That was the start of my 40-year relationship
with HSLIC, and I will be forever grateful for the practical skills and the
collegiality everyone provided. I want to say thanks to every HSLIC member
I've ever worked with - it's been quite the ride!
--
Evelyn A. Greenlaw, M.S.L.S.
Coordinator, Library at Lewiston-Auburn College
University of Southern Maine
207.753.6541
Liaison librarian to the Natural & Applied Sciences (NAS), Occupational
Therapy (MOT), Public Health (MPH), and Policy, Planning and Management
(MPPM) programs, as well as the Muskie School of Public Service & Cutler
Institute.
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