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- The OUWB Medical Library exemplifies the school’s commitment to service through its evolving outreach program that supports community health and education.
- The outreach model operates on three main pillars: integration with institutional activities, partnerships with local organizations, and creation of new initiatives.
- Despite facing challenges, the library's efforts highlight its importance in advancing community health and aligning with the broader mission of the OUWB School of Medicine.
Article Abstract
The Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine's (OUWB) service-oriented mission and vision is reflected in all aspects of the school including its culture, curriculum, research, community engagement, and the OUWB Medical Library. Though starting informally, the OUWB Medical Library's outreach program has matured and now sustains a wide array of activities each year. This outreach program has blossomed into a three-pronged model that is inclusive of activities and endeavors engaging the institution and local community: integrate, partner, and create. Among its successes and challenges, the library's ongoing outreach efforts have showcased the value of libraries in promoting community health and meaningfully contributing to the institutional mission.
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