About the TTUHSC Libraries of the Health Sciences
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Who's in charge here?What is the mission of the Libraries of the Health Sciences
What? TTUHSC has more than one library?
- Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences, Lubbock
- Guide to Library Services (Lubbock)
- Harrington Library of the Health Sciences, Amarillo
- Guide to Library Services (Amarillo)
- Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences, El Paso
- Guide to the Delia Montes-Gallo Library (El Paso)
- Library of the Health Sciences, Odessa
- Guide to the Library of the Health Sciences (Odessa)
Where are the Libraries of the Health Sciences?
When are the Libraries open?
What are the Libraries' fax numbers?
Can I eat and drink in the Libraries?
Do the Libraries have private study rooms?
How are the books, journals, and other media arranged?
What are the Libraries' journal selection and deselection protocols?
How do I get passwords?
Can I use the Libraries' Website from off-campus?
How do I register for MD Consult?
What about my privacy?
What are my responsibilities?
What are my rights?
Where can I find TTUHSC Library's Newsbriefs?
Who do I call to . . . ?
. . . ask about the availability of a book, journal, or other media?
. . . renew a book or non-print item?
. . . page someone in the library?
. . . ask about photocopying?
. . . put items on reserve?
. . . ask about audiovisual and educational programs?
. . . ask a reference question?
. . . ask about the Clinical Medical Librarian Program?
. . . arrange tours and orientations?
. . . make arrangements for persons with disabilities?
. . . request an interlibrary loan?
. . . ask about Loansome Doc?
. . . donate books, journals, or other media to the library?
. . . recommend books, journals, or other media for purchase?
. . . join the Friends of the Library?
. . . ask about outreach services?
. . . reserve a conference room?
. . . make comments and suggestions about the TTUHSC Libraries' Website?
Who's in charge here?
Return to topRichard C. Wood, MLS, Executive Director of Libraries
806-743-2203
Fax: 806-743-2218
richard.wood@ttuhsc.edu
| Lubbock Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences Richard C. Wood, MLS Executive Director of Libraries 806-743-2203 Fax: 806-743-2218 richard.wood@ttuhsc.edu |
Amarillo Harrington Library of the Health Sciences Cheryl Simonsen, MLIS Unit Associate Director 806-354-5447 Fax: 806-354-5430 cheryl.simonsen@ttuhsc.edu |
| El Paso Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences Rebecca Ruddock, MLS, AHIP Unit Associate Director 915-545-6650 Fax: 915-545-6656 rebecca.ruddock@ttuhsc.edu |
Odessa Library of the Health Sciences Debby West, MLS Unit Associate Director 432-335-5130 Fax: 432-335-5170 deborah.west@ttuhsc.edu |
What is the mission of the Libraries of the Health Sciences?
Return to topThe mission of the TTUHSC Libraries of the Health Sciences is to meet the curricular, research, and patient-care information needs of the TTUHSC students, faculty, and staff, and, by extension, to meet the biomedical information needs of the informationally-underserved biomedical community and the resident citizenry of the 108-county area of West Texas.
What? TTUHSC has more than one library?
Return to topYes, and no. TTUHSC has one library in four locations. The central administration, under Executive Director of Libraries Richard C. Wood, and the Technical Services Department (including Acquisitions, Cataloging, and Electronic Resources), also centralized, are located in the Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences in Lubbock. Public Services and library collections, however, are dispersed among the four TTUHSC campuses in Lubbock, Amarillo, El Paso, and Odessa. Each library collection is tailored to the needs of its particular campus.
The Libraries of the Health Sciences:
- Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences, Lubbock - Guide to Library Services (Lubbock)
- Harrington Library of the Health Sciences, Amarillo - Guide to Library Services (Amarillo)
- Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences, El Paso - Guide to the Delia Montes-Gallo Library
- Library of the Health Sciences, Odessa - Guide to the Library of the Health Sciences (Odessa)
So is there more than one Library Committee?
Return to topYes, each of the Libraries of the Health Sciences has its own Library Committee representing the library users at its location. These Committees have no administrative role, but serve as advisory bodies. Committee members communicate faculty and student concerns to the librarians, and, in turn, inform the faculty and students of new library policies and resources.
The names, addresses, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses of Library Committee members will be found here:
- Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences (Lubbock)
- Harrington Library of the Health Sciences (Amarillo)
- Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences (El Paso)
- Library of the Health Sciences (Odessa)
Douments and other information about the Library Committees will be found here.
Where are the Libraries of the Health Sciences?
Return to top| Lubbock Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences TTUHSC 3601 4th Street STOP 7781 Lubbock, TX 79430-7781 |
Amarillo Harrington Library of the Health Sciences TTUHSC at Amarillo 1400 Wallace Boulevard Amarillo, TX 79106 |
| El Paso Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences Health Sciences Center location 4800 Alberta Avenue El Paso, TX 79905 Medical Education Building location 5001 El Paso Drive El Paso, TX 79905 |
Odessa Library of the Health Sciences TTUHSC at Odessa 800 West 4th Street Odessa, TX 79763 |
When are the Libraries open?
Return to topNormal Hours
Check with Library for special Holiday and extended exam hours.
| Lubbock Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences |
Amarillo Harrington Library of the Health Sciences |
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| Monday- Thursday |
7:30 a.m. - 12:00 midnight | 7:30 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. |
| Friday | 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. | 7:30 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. |
| Saturday | 9:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. | 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
| Sunday | 1:00 p.m. - 12:00 midnight | 2:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. |
| El Paso Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences |
Odessa Library of the Health Sciences |
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| Monday-Thursday | 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 pm | 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 pm |
| Friday | 7:30 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. | 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. |
| Saturday | 10:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. | 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
| Sunday | 1:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. | 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
What are the Libraries' fax numbers?
Return to top| Lubbock Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences All depts. except Interlibrary Loan: 806-743-2218 Interlibrary Loan: 806-743-2186 Fax information: 806-743-2200 |
Amarillo Harrington Library of the Health Sciences 806-354-5430 |
| El Paso Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences Health Sciences Center location 915-545-6656 Medical Education Building location 915-783-5640 |
Odessa Library of the Health Sciences 432-335-5170 |
Can I eat and drink in the Libraries?
Return to top| Lubbock Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences Eat, yes. Drink, yes. Drink vending machines are located on the third floor. |
Amarillo Harrington Library of the Health Sciences Eat, no. Drink, yes, although there is to be no drinking near the computers. |
| El Paso Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences Eat, no. Drink, yes, but not in the computer lab. |
Odessa Library of the Health Sciences Eat, no. Drink, yes, although there is to be no drinking near the computers. |
Do the Libraries have private study rooms?
Return to top| Lubbock Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences The Preston Smith Library has 28 study rooms available on a "first come, first served" basis. Rooms may not be reserved. Click here for more information. |
Amarillo Harrington Library of the Health Sciences The Harrington Library has a Conference Room that may be reserved for group study by TTUHSC students. Contact the Circulation Dept.: 806-354-5448 |
| El Paso Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences The Delia Montes-Gallo Library has study rooms available on a "first come, first served" basis. Rooms may not be reserved. |
Odessa Library of the Health Sciences The Odessa Library has two rooms that may be reserved by TTUHSC faculty for study/classes. Contact Lillie Session: 432-335-5186 |
How are the books, journals, and other media arranged?
Return to topBooks are shelved by call numbers derived from the National Library of Medicine (NLM) Classification as defined in the National Library of Medicine classification: A scheme for the shelf arrangement of library materials in the field of medicine and its related sciences. NLM Classification utilizes the schedules QS-QZ and W-WZ which are permanently excluded from the Library of Congress (LC) Classification used by most academic libraries in the United States. For subjects bordering on medicine or for general reference materials, the Library of Congress classification schedules are used.
- Click here for an NLM Fact Sheet including an Outline of NLM Classification.
- Click here for access to the NLM Classification.
- Click here for an online outline of the 6th ed. of the Library of Congress Classification produced by The Library Corporation.
Journals are arranged alphabetically according the the following scheme:
- Initial articles (e.g., "The") are ignored;
- Articles, conjunctions (e.g., "and" or "&"), and other minor words (e.g., "for") are ignored;
- Journals known to the National Library of Medicine by their initials are listed at the beginning of each letter (e.g., "AJR" is found at the beginning of the "A" section). Exception: "AIDS" is treated as a word;
- Paper journals are shelved in the Library according to the same scheme.
Audiovisual items are generally shelved by acquisition number assigned according the the type of material (e.g., VHS 424, Audio- tape 525, etc.). Software (e.g., magnetic disks, CD-ROMs) is generally classified according to the NLM Classification described above, but it is kept on reserve. Please contact the various library Circulation Departments for more information.
What are the Libraries' journal selection and deselection protocols?
Return to topClick here to read the latest journal selection/deselection protocols. These protocols were written by Richard C. Wood, Executive Director of Libraries, on 18 May 2002 and were approved and endorsed by the TTUHSC Lubbock Library Committee on 25 March 2002.
How do I get passwords?
Return to topThe Reference Librarians of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Libraries of the Health Sciences have prepared a leaflet on Password Access to Electronic Resources.
Password Access to Electronic Resources is also available from the TTUHSC Library Guides and Tutorials Web page. A link to this Web pages will be found on the TTUHSC Libraries Home page and on the left-hand navigation bar on every TTUHSC Libraries Web page.
Many of the electronic resources found on the TTUHSC Libraries Web pages are either available free to all users or are restricted to computers with IP addresses within the TTUHSC Internet Protocol (IP) range. The TTUHSC IP range should include all computers on all campuses. For access from off-campus see the answer to the next question.
Resources restricted only by IP address are generally available to the public, including Texas Tech University faculty, staff, and students, by coming in person to one of TTUHSC Libraries.
Some electronic resources, including a number of individual electronic journals, require
User Names and Passwords. If a user name or password is required for a
specific resource, instructions should be provided in a Note at the access point for that
resource on the TTUHSC Databases or
TTUHSC Electronic Books Web pages or, for electronic
journals, in the "Dates Available" column on
.
Click here for the TTUHSC Electronic Journals User Names and Passwords list.
An additional step is required in order to use electronic resources from off-campus, that is, from outside the TTUHSC IP range. Once again, details are provided the answer to the next question.
Can I use the Libraries' Website from off-campus?
Return to topThe Reference Librarians of the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Libraries of the Health Sciences have prepared a leaflet on Password Access to Electronic Resources.
Password Access to Electronic Resources is also available from the TTUHSC Library Guides and Tutorials Web page. A link to this Web pages will be found on the TTUHSC Libraries Home page and on the left-hand navigation bar on every TTUHSC Libraries Web page.
Although access to most of the electronic resources provided by the TTUHSC Libraries Web pages is free to everyone on the TTUHSC campuses, including members of the general public using these resources in one of the TTUHSC Libraries, access from off-campus is reserved for TTUHSC faculty, staff, and students only.
Many of the electronic resources found on the TTUHSC Libraries' Web pages are restricted to computers with Internet Protocol (IP) addresses within the TTUHSC IP range. The TTUHSC IP range should include all computers on all campuses. Access to these electronic resources from a computer outside of the TTUHSC IP range, in a home, say, or a non-TTUHSC library, are automatically routed to the Libraries of the Health Sciences' proxy server. Accessing electronic resources using the proxy server from off-campus requires an HSC eRaider Username and Password. These user names and passwords are not provided by the Libraries of the Health Sciences. They are available to TTUHSC faculty, staff, and students from the information technology department on your campus. If you are affiliated with TTUHSC and do not have a TTUHSC eRaider account, or if you cannot remember your TTUHSC eRaider username and password, call the appropriate information technology department:
| Lubbock Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences Information Technology Services: 806-743-2870 |
Amarillo Harrington Library of the Health Sciences Information Services: 806-354-5404 |
| El Paso Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences Information Technology: 915-545-6800 |
Odessa Library of the Health Sciences Information Technology: 432-335-2110 |
Once you have a HSC eRaider Username and Password, you should have access to all TTUHSC Libraries of the Health Sciences electronic resources just as if you were on campus.
When you click on the link to an IP-restricted electronic resource from off-campus, the following screen will appear:
Just fill in the blanks for "username" and "password". Click on "Sign In," and you're done! It's that easy. And you only need to log-in once per session.
Of course, once you are "in," you are still limited by the same access rules that apply on campus. Some electronic resources may require additional user names and passwords. For information on these, see the answer to the previous question.
How do I register for MD Consult?
Return to topAccess to MD Consult no longer requires a user name and password, but you may still wish to register for a personal account.
"Access to the Personal Account includes all the features that are in MD Consult editions that are available through your organization. The differences between the Generic Account and the Personal Account are:
- Personal Account requires the user to register and access MD Consult with a login and password.
- Personal Account allows the user to download My PDA/POCKET Consult. POCKET Consult provides you with a daily summary of current medical news; weekly drug alerts; the latest abstracts from hundreds of journals; access to Mosby Drug Consult and Interactions: over 900 drug monographs including brand name indexing; integrated access to any Elsevier edition electronic books on your PDA; and the ability to record, store, and initiate searches on MD Consult right from your Palm OS or Pocket PC handheld device.
- Personal Account allows the user access to My Folder where bookmarks and searches may be saved.
- Personal Account allows the user to add contact information or customize patient handouts with their own comments and instructions.
- Personal Account allows the user to customize Today in Medicine to their specific areas of interest.
- Personal Account users receive e-mail alerts and announcements about MD Consult products."
TTUHSC faculty, staff, and students may register for a personal MD Consult account
here.
Note: You must register through a TTUHSC Libraries Web page. Do
not go directly to the MD Consult Web site.
For assistance contact your TTUHSC Library:
| Lubbock Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences Circulation Dept. 806-743-2200 |
Amarillo Harrington Library of the Health Sciences Circulation Dept. 806-354-5448 |
| El Paso Delia Montes-Gallo Library of the Health Sciences Circulation Dept. 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Library of the Health Sciences Reference Dept. 915-335-5171 |
What about my privacy?
Return to topThe Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Libraries web site logs only the following information:
- Date of request - The date, at the servers time location, that your browser's request for information reached this server
- Time of request - The time, at the servers location, that your browser's request for information reached this server
- Status of request - Whether the request was fulfilled or an error was occurred
- IP address - The network address of the computer running the browser that requests information from this server
- Page requested - The URL of the information that your browser requests from this server
- Referrer - In the event of an error, the URL of the page that your browser linked from
- Bytes transmitted - The number of bytes (characters) that were transmitted to your browser
This information is recorded only for the purpose of maintaining this site and is not shared with other persons or organizations.
What are my responsibilities?
Return to topFrom the Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences Guide to Library Services:
PATRON ETHICS & RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Those persons using the collections and services of the Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences or TTUHSC Libraries of the Health Sciences are reminded that violations of Copyright law (Title 17, United States Code) are criminal activities. This includes the "pirating," or illegal copying of software. Violators run the risk of arrest, substantial fine, and perhaps incarceration. Students discovered in such activities will be reported to their Deans and will be denied library privileges.
2. Attempts by patrons to coerce or otherwise force library staff to violate copyright law are similarly criminal activities, and will result in the suspension of library privileges for those involved. This library system strictly adheres to copyright guidelines and is a member of the CCC (Copyright Clearance Center, Inc.)
3. It is the responsibility of library staff to maintain and monitor the use of the library's computers. It is against library policy for computers maintained by the library to be used for personal use, including personal e-mail. Furthermore, it is illegal to use state property for private or financial gain.
4. Failure to cooperate with library policies regarding circulation, overdues, payment for library services, recalled materials, and computer or scanner usage will result in suspension or cancellation of all library privileges.
What are my rights?
Return to top| TTUHSC LIBRARIES BILL OF RIGHTS
The Texas Tech University Libraries of the Health Sciences affirm that all libraries are forums for information and ideas, and that the following basic policies should guide their services. 1. Books and other library resources should be provided for the interest, information, and enlightenment of all people of the community the libraries serve. Materials should not be excluded because of the origin, background, or views of those contributing to their creation. 2. Libraries should provide materials and information presenting all points of view on current and historical issues. Materials should not be proscribed or removed because of partisan or doctrinal disapproval. 3. Libraries should challenge censorship in the fulfillment of their responsibility to provide information and enlightenment. 4. Libraries should cooperate with all persons and groups concerned with resisting abridgment of free expression and free access to ideas. 5. A person's right to use a library should not be denied or abridged because of origin, age, background, or views. 6. The confidentiality of a user's personal information and information inquiries shall be respected. Adapted by TTUHSC Libraries from the ALA Bill of Rights on September 13, 2002 as Adopted June 18, 1948. Amended February 2, 1961, and January 23, 1980, inclusion of "age" reaffirmed January 23, 1996, by the ALA Council. |
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Where can I find TTUHSC Library's Newsbriefs?
Return to topPrinted copies of Newsbriefs were distributed by campus mail to TTUHSC faculty and administrative staff. Copies were also available at the circulation desk at each Library location. Publication of Newsbriefs has been suspended.
Who do I call to . . . ?
Return to top| Lubbock Books and journals: Circulation Dept. 806-743-2200 Non-print media: Learning Resource Center 806-743-2213 |
Amarillo Circulation Dept. 806-354-5448 |
| El Paso Circulation Dept. 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Circulation Dept. 432-335-5172 |
| Lubbock Books: Circulation Dept. 806-743-2200 Click here for more information. Non-print media: Learning Resource Center 806-743-2213 Click here for more information. |
Amarillo Circulation Dept. 806-354-5448 |
| El Paso Circulation Dept. 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Circulation Dept. 432-335-5172 |
| Lubbock Not available |
Amarillo Not available |
| El Paso Paging Line 915-545-6654 |
Odessa Not available |
| Lubbock Circulation Dept. 806-743-2200 Click here for more information. |
Amarillo Circulation Dept. 806-354-5448 |
| El Paso Circulation Dept. 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Circulation Dept. 432-335-5172 |
| Lubbock Books and journals: Circulation Dept. 806-743-2200 Non-print media: Learning Resource Center 806-743-2213 |
Amarillo Circulation Dept. 806-354-5448 |
| El Paso Circulation Dept. 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Carolyn Watkins 432-335-5172 |
| Lubbock Learning Resource Center 806-743-2213 Click here for more information. |
Amarillo Reference Desk 806-354-5450 |
| El Paso Audiovisual Dept. 915-545-6652 |
Odessa Reference Dept. 432-335-5171 |
| Lubbock Peggy Edwards, AMLS peggy.edwards@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2212 Dawn Kruse, MIS dawn.kruse@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2206 Stephanie Shippey, MLS stephanie.shippey@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2230 Margaret Vugrin, MSLS, AHIP margaret.vugrin@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2241 |
Amarillo Reference Desk 806-354-5450 Cheryl Simonsen, MLIS cheryl.simonsen@ttuhsc.edu 806-354-5447 Terri Wilson, BFA, MFA, MLS terri.wilson@ttuhsc.edu 806-354-5450 Position Open 806-354-5581 |
| El Paso Aaron Bluitt, MLS aaron.bluitt@ttuhsc.edu 915-545-6650 Lillian Carl, MSLS lillian.carl@ttuhsc.edu 915-545-6651 Milagros de Jesus Rivera, MLS milagros.de@ttuhsc.edu 915-545-6650 Rebecca Ruddock, MLS, AHIP rebecca.ruddock@ttuhsc.edu 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Debby West, MLS deborah.west@ttuhsc.edu 432-335-5130 Travis Real, MLIS travis.real@ttuhsc.edu 432-335-5171 |
| Lubbock Judy Orr, MLS judy.orr@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2204 |
Amarillo Cheryl Simonsen, MLIS cheryl.simonsen@ttuhsc.edu 806-354-5447 |
| El Paso Not available |
Odessa Debby West, MLS deborah.west@ttuhsc.edu 432-335-5130 |
| Lubbock Library: Judy Orr, MLS judy.orr@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2204 Learning Resource Center: Candia Thew, MLS candia.thew@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2202 |
Amarillo Schools of Allied Health and Pharmacy: Terri Wilson, BFA, MFA, MLS terri.wilson@ttuhsc.edu 806-354-5450 School of Medicine: Cheryl Simonsen, MLIS cheryl.simonsen@ttuhsc.edu 806-354-5447 |
| El Paso Rebecca Ruddock, MLS, AHIP rebecca.ruddock@ttuhsc.edu 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Debby West, MLS deborah.west@ttuhsc.edu 432-335-5130 |
| Lubbock Judy Orr, MLS judy.orr@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2204 Please call at least 48 hours in advance should special equipment be required. |
Amarillo Circulation Dept. 806-354-5448 Please call at least 48 hours in advance should special equipment be required. |
| El Paso Rebecca Ruddock, MLS, AHIP rebecca.ruddock@ttuhsc.edu 915-545-6650 Please call at least 48 hours in advance should special equipment be required. |
Odessa Circulation Dept. 432-335-5172 Please call at least 48 hours in advance should special equipment be required. |
| Lubbock Interlibrary Loan Dept. 806-743-2210 Fax: 806-743-2186 Click here for more information. The Preston Smith Library of the Health Sciences does not accept ILL requests made by telephone. Please call to request an ILL form. |
Amarillo Ronetta Mills 806-354-5797 |
| El Paso Corina Bustillos 915-545-6651 |
Odessa Interlibrary Loan Dept. To ask a question: 432-335-5172 To request an ILL: Fax: 432-335-5170 Include your name and telephone number and the complete reference for each item requested. |
| Lubbock Barbara Ballew, MALS barbara.ballew@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2209 |
Amarillo Ronetta Mills 806-354-5797 |
| El Paso Corina Bustillos 915-545-6651 |
Odessa To ask about or establish service: Debby West, MLS deborah.west@ttuhsc.edu 432-335-5130 To ask about specific Loansome Doc requests: Carolyn Watkins 432-335-5172 |
| Lubbock Amy Faltinek, MLS amy.faltinek@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-4579 |
Amarillo Brad Weaver 806-354-5468 |
| El Paso Corina Bustillos 915-545-6651 |
Odessa Lillie Session 432-335-5186 |
| Lubbock Books and journals: JoAnn Van Schaik, MLS, AHIP joann.vanschaik@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2214 Non-print media: Candia Thew, MLS candia.thew@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2202 |
Amarillo Schools of Allied Health and Pharmacy: Terri Wilson, BFA, MFA, MLS terri.wilson@ttuhsc.edu 806-354-5450 School of Medicine: Cheryl Simonsen, MLIS cheryl.simonsen@ttuhsc.edu 806-354-5447 |
| El Paso Rebecca Ruddock, MLS, AHIP rebecca.ruddock@ttuhsc.edu 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Debby West, MLS deborah.west@ttuhsc.edu 432-335-5130 |
| Lubbock Barbara Ballew, MALS barbara.ballew@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2209 Click here for more information. |
Amarillo Cindy Harshman 806-354-5448 |
| El Paso Circulation Dept. 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Debby West, MLS deborah.west@ttuhsc.edu 432-335-5130 |
| Lubbock Barbara Ballew, MALS barbara.ballew@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2209 Click here for more information. |
Amarillo Dana Neeley, MLS, MBA, AHIP dana.neeley@ttuhsc.edu 806-354-5447 |
| El Paso Rebecca Ruddock, MLS, AHIP rebecca.ruddock@ttuhsc.edu 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Debby West, MLS deborah.west@ttuhsc.edu 432-335-5130 |
| Lubbock* Mary Valdez 806-743-2203 *Study rooms may not be reserved. |
Amarillo Cindy Harshman 806-354-5448 |
| El Paso Marty Romero marty.romero@ttuhsc.edu 915-545-6650 |
Odessa Lillie Session 432-335-5186 |
| Lubbock Joseph Blackburn, MA, MS joseph.blackburn@ttuhsc.edu 806-743-2204 |
Amarillo See under Lubbock. |
| El Paso See under Lubbock. |
Odessa See under Lubbock. |
Page last updated: June 25, 2009
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