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Week 21: Countway Phase 2 Planning (Letter to Staff)

August 2, 2020

Next week the Countway Administrative Team (CAT) will meet to discuss work policies, procedures, and practices to move towards...

view looking up the side of the Countway Library building.

Week 20: Countway Library is Thriving While Staff are Working in Times of Uncertainty and Inefficiencies

July 26, 2020

We are coming to the close of the third cycle of teams working...

A map of tuberculosis spread throughout the world from 1884

Contagion Exhibit Newly Available!

July 22, 2020

The Center for the History of Medicine announces the re-opening of the Contagion exhibit. Harvard Library created the exhibit in 2008 as part of the Open Collections Program (OCP).

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Week 19: Countway Service Updates

July 19, 2020

Self-isolation has been difficult yet Countway Library staff are...

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Week 18: Coming Back to Countway in the Middle of a Pandemic: Lessons for Going Beyond Surviving to Thriving.

July 12, 2020

For me, the process of moving from surviving the closure of the campus...

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Week 17: Countway Library is Moving Beyond Surviving to Thriving!

July 5, 2020

We have finished week 3 of working on-site in teams...

copy of "The Soiling of Old Glory"

Perspectives in Change Website Now Live

July 8, 2020

Explore the history of diversity, inclusion, and belonging for students of color and other underrepresented groups at Harvard Medical School (HMS) and Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM).

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S. Burt Wolbach and the 1918 Flu

July 8, 2020

How did the 1918 flu outbreak at Camp Devens lead to a research push to identify its cause? Check out the...

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Week 16: Slow and Steady Smart Restart Update

June 28, 2020

On June 22nd, the Countway Library Smart Restart began...

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Week 15: Forget the Million Goals and Objectives

June 21, 2020

Countway managers received a note about moving into an abbreviated performance evaluation process...

Elaine Martin standing next to new chairs still wrapped in plastic

Week 14: We Are Not in Kansas Anymore

June 14, 2020

There is a scene in the film the Wizard of OZ, when Dorothy (Judy Garland) says, “Now I know we are not in Kansas anymore.”

no justice no peace.

Week 13: This is the Moment to Make Things Different this Time

June 7, 2020

On Friday, Roger Goodell, the Commissioner of the National Football League, responded to the demands of Black NFL players and finally spoke out against racism: “We the National Football League admit we were wrong…”

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