CHARLES M. BAUGH 
BIOMEDICAL LIBRARY
CAMPUS SITE

HOURS
Sunday -- 1:00pm - 11:45pm
Mon-Thurs -- 7:15am - 11:45pm
Friday -- 7:15am - 8:00pm
Saturday -- 9:00am - 6:00pm

Copiers are located on the first floor near 
the library's entrance and circulation desk. 
Use a copy card (available from the circulation desk)
or cash (change, $5 or $1 bills). 
Copies are ten cents per page.

The journals are located on the first floor, 
in alphabetical order by title.

The current journals (the latest issue 
of each title) are located on the second floor.

Seating areas are designed to provide space for quiet study.

The area at the far end of the 
first floor is designated 
for those who wish to study in groups 
and discuss their work.

The reference desk is 
on the second floor. 

This is the place to learn how 
to use OVID Medline and CINAHL, 
to get tips on how to use the Internet, 
or advice on how to use 
the library to your greatest advantage!

The Instructional Lab is available to
University of South Alabama faculty, 
staff, and students.  Contact the reference desk 
to ask about classes they teach 
(or check our web site for list of classes).

This lab is primarily for database searching 
and classwork,  but may be used for email 
and web-surfing when the computers 
are not otherwise utilized.

These computers are available for OVID Medline 
and CINAHL searching (password needed), 
as well as a variety of CDROM products. 
Current Contents, Life Sciences edition, and other 
government CDs are available at the reference desk.

The reference collection is adjacent 
to the reference desk.  Although 
clinical medicine titles are primarily 
located at the University Medical Center Site, 
there may well be a reference 
book available here to answer your questions. 

While these may not be checked out, 
they may be photocopied on the first floor.

The classroom is on the second floor. 

It is primarily used for library training classes.

The document delivery department takes care 
of ordering articles and books not owned by the 
library for the Colleges of 
Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health. 

If you would like to get your articles in 
PDF format on the web, ask about getting 
articles via Prospero.  Check out the 
online forms and save yourself a trip!

Current journals are located on the second floor. 
This is the latest issue of all journals 
we have at the campus site. 

There is a seating area so that you can 
peruse in comfort! 

Check out the 
Biomedical Library Electronic Journals page
to see if you can read your journal 
from your office or home!

The Multimedia Computer Lab is available
to USA students, faculty, and staff. 

There are a variety of health related 
CDROM products available at the 
circulation desk which may be used here.

On the third floor, a number of  rooms are available
to College of Medicine students for individual study. 

Keys may be checked out at the 
circulation desk on the first floor.

Group study rooms 
are available for students in the 
Colleges of Nursing, 
Allied Health, and Medicine. 

These can be checked out at circulation 
for up to 4 hours at a time.

Books are available on the third floor. 

Reference books are on the second floor.

The Special Collections room 
houses a collection of unique 
history of medicine books and journals. 
 

It is located at the rear 
of the third floor.

Library Administration and Technical Services
are located at the rear of the third floor.