UNMC for the record, June 28, 2024

Map showing the number of downloads in DigitalCommons@UNMC across the world.

DigitalCommons@UNMC reaches milestone

The McGoogan Health Science Library’s DigitalCommons@UNMC recently reached a significant milestone — 1 million downloads.

DigitalCommons@UNMC, an institutional repository, is a service of the McGoogan Library in support of UNMC’s strategic vision to “increase the research scope and prominence of UNMC as a top tier academic health sciences center” by providing online access to faculty, staff and student scholarship. Open access principles are central to the design of this repository, which breaks down financial barriers to education and also increases the impact of the work contained within it by showcasing it to the global community.

Content types can vary widely by discipline, but the goal of storing all content is the same: To provide a common opportunity for presenting internally and globally what is being accomplished by UNMC and its clinical partners.

Learn more about DigitalCommons@UNMC and the content guidelines for adding an item to the repository.

-Belinda Boelter, McGoogan Health Sciences Library

Gold U Award winner Jackie Pavlik (at center) is pictured with (from left) Tracy Rheault, administrator of the UNMC Department of Surgery, Regent Jack Stark, UNMC Chancellor and incoming University of Nebraska System President Jeffrey P. Gold, MD, interim NU President Chris Kabourek and Pranita Devaraju, UNMC student regent/student body president.

Kudos to Jackie Pavlik

Jackie Pavlik, a research operations administrator in the UNMC Department of Surgery, was honored at the June 20 University of Nebraska Board of Regents meeting as UNMC’s Gold U Award winner for June.

In a UNMC Today article, Pavlik said her success is the result of the people around her.

“I have such a great team right now – they make me look good, and I have complete trust in them,” Pavlik said. “I’ve also had some great mentors along the way, but my current supervisor Tracy Rheault has been instrumental in my growth, and I’m very appreciative of that.”

Read more about Pavlik at this link.

-Jeff Robb, UNMC strategic communications

2 comments

  1. Beth Beam says:

    Nice work, Heather Brown, on digital commons! We appreciate all you do for the Innovations in Health Sciences Education Journal. Thank you for being a great partner.

  2. Peggy Moore says:

    Kudos Heather Brown and McGoogan Library team! Digital Commons is a great resource!

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