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Mercer University School of Medicine Medical Library
The Medical Library supports the independent learning activities of Mercer University School of Medicine (MUSM) students, faculty and residents. The library provides a collection of biomedical books, journals, databases, Internet resources, university publications and various special collections. The library also provides models, simulators, charts, skeletons, bone boxes, radiograph files, plastinated and other specimens and computer labs. Full borrowing privileges are extended to faculty, staff, students, and residents of MUSM. Community members may use materials only while in the library.

The Will C. Sealy History of Medicine Collection (located in the Sealy Room on the first floor in the Medical Library) and the Mercer University School of Medicine Archives house historical and archival materials. The Sealy Library collects and makes available books and other items which foster a broader understanding of worldwide medical and scientific history. It includes histories of medical organizations and clinical disciplines, early medical textbooks, and biographies of individuals who are significant in the history of medicine. Areas of particular focus include early Georgia medicine, the medical education of primary care physicians in Georgia, and the health of Georgia citizens. Staffed by the Medical School Library reference department, the Will C. Sealy Library provides complete reference services for historical research, including answering questions and providing bibliographic searches, citation verifications and interlibrary loans. The Mercer University School of Medicine Archives collects and makes available original materials related to the founding and history of the Mercer School of Medicine. Types of materials collected include yearbooks, bulletins, correspondence, committee minutes, newspaper clippings, photographs, videotapes, and oral history recordings. Reference service is available by appointment with the School of Medicine archivist. Questions? Please contact Miriam Hudgins at hudgins_mc@mercer.edu or (478) 301-2318.

Mercer Medical Library is proud to participate in the following professional organizations: Email:
reference.ill@gain.mercer.edu
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