Please join us for an engaging group conversation on Labor: One Woman’s Work by Dr. Mary Fariba Afsari. Reading all or most of the book is encouraged. Those unfamiliar with the book, but interested in the book's topic, are also welcome to attend. The author of the book will not be present.
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The Library offers three small study rooms, two conference rooms, and two computer labs available for use. Our small study rooms are not reservable and are available during library hours on a first-come, first-served basis. If our conference rooms are not already reserved for larger groups, they are also available on a first-come, first-served basis.
We've put the following policies in place to guide you in using our resources, spaces, and services.
Starting September 1, the Samuel J. Wood Library is launching a new service called LibMAPS to assist the WCM community with every stage of the publishing process. This service is currently in a pilot phase until November 30, with limited support as staff works to review feedback and formalize the offering.
Please join us for an engaging group conversation on Bad Influence: How the Internet Hijacked Our Health by Deborah Cohen. Reading all or most of the book is encouraged. Those unfamiliar with the book, but interested in the book's topic, are also welcome to attend. The author of the book will not be present.
The Library will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2026 in observance of Labor Day. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, September 8th. The 24/7 Space will still be accessible to students, residents, and clinical fellows.
Stack 1 and Stack 2 will be closed for emergency repairs until further notice. For safety, please use the stairs near the Sunken Reading Room to access the library restrooms. If you are in need of materials from the stacks, please ask a library staff member.
