The INFOrmed is a newsletter of the Greenblatt Library. Inside this issue: Review of Resource Changes and Additions in 2013; Librarians Present Papers at the 2013 Southern Chapter of the Medical Library Association Annual Meeting; Library Hosts George Washing-ton Travelling Exhibit; Cultural Competency Internet Resources Published; Reflections on the 2013 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting; Looking Back at Open Access Week and How Faculty can Participate Through GRU Schol-arly Commons; Faculty and Staff News

The INFOrmed is a newsletter of the Greenblatt Library. Inside this issue: Mobile GRU Libraries Website Available; A look at JoVE: The Journal of Visualized Experiments; Two New eBooks Available; Web of Science: A New Look for a New Year; SCIENCE has finally arrived - electronically!; Collections Highlights: League of Women Voters of Augusta, 1940 - 1997; Rare Books in Historical Collections and Archives; Let's Talk about it: Understanding the American Civil War;Careers in Art: Medical Illustration Exhibit at Greenblatt Library; Who Was Dr. Greenblatt?; Introducing New Staff; Nutrition Literacy Outreach Grant concludes at GRU Child Care Center; Davies named Outstanding Faculty for the Libraries; Presentations accepted at Southern Group on Educational Affairs Annual Meeting; Greenblatt Librarians have four papers and two posters accepted at Annual Medical Library Association Meeting

INFOrmed is a newsletter of the University Libraries of Augusta University. Inside this issue: Greenblatt Library's CTL now open; upcoming events, new library resources, Heritage Unit News series; The Cats are In!; New Oversized Books Section @Reese; Faculty and Staff News; An Eye on the Libraries

The INFOrmed is a newsletter of the Greenblatt Library. Inside this issue: Welcome from Director of Libraries Brenda L. Seago; Help us Better Serve You: Please Take Our Survey; Off-Campus Access to Greenblatt Library Resources; Introducing Embedded Librarians; National Medical Libraries Celebration October 18; Open Access: New World of Scholarly Publishing Presentation Oct 23; New Faculty Seminar October 24; History of Health Sciences Lecture Series Starts October 25; Recent Grants Awarded to the Greenblatt Library; Recent Presentations

Greenblatt Library: Medicos was the name of the MCG's football team in the early 20th century. Reese Library: 19 and 20 century photographs of the Augusta area.

Reese Library's Special Collections MSS 025 (Cumming family correspondence) contains letters written by Thomas Cumming that date as far back as 1794. Greenblatt Library: Curtis G. Hames, Sr., M.D. was a native and life-long resident of Claxton, Georgia. He graduated from the Medical College of Georgia in 1944.