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Students, faculty, and staff may be prompted to login to databases even while on campus. This is a temporary issue and will not affect your access. Thank you!
Check out the new issue of Convergent Points, "Step by Step," a series of case reports. This journal is an online, open access, peer reviewed publication dedicated to acupuncture and Eastern Asian medicine practices. The Convergent Points editorial board includes some of the most knowledgeable and respected experts in case reports and research in the country. Currently, Bastyr doctoral students are learning about research and publishing through research preceptorships with Convergent Points, as well as making valuable contributions to the journal and the profession.
Wondering about resource access after graduation? Get access to databases, journals, and eBooks as an alumni with HEAL-WA, a suite of evidence-based suite of resources for eligible professionals licensed in Washington State. All you need is to be licensed in WA (not necessarily living there), and make a HEALWA account.
Check out this book by Brigitte Mars, A.H.G., and Chrystle Fiedler, and browse the rest of our books and eBooks on the library catalog page!
Summary: "In this comprehensive guide to natural methods to maintain a healthy mind, herbalist Brigitte Mars and natural health expert Chrystle Fiedler explore many common mental health concerns and stress-related issues—such as anxiety, depression, panic attacks, anger, insomnia, brain fog, and trauma—and share remedies and practices to address and heal their root causes. Citing recent medical studies, they examine the influence of diet and nutrition on mental health concerns and explore the benefits of specific foods, herbs, supplements, essential oils, and self-care techniques like acupressure, massage, and color therapy."
It can be difficult to discern whether journals are legit or "predatory." We have recently created a quick guide with tips on vetting journals and red flags to look out for. This includes looking for certain title spellings, grammar errors, fake links, and much more. Additionally, check out the website Beall's List for a more comprehensive list of potentially predatory journals. Stay safe!
Have a research question? Want to know more about library resources? Just want to chat? We offer all of this and more during our Lunch & Learn sessions every Tuesday from 12-1pm in the dining commons! One or more librarians will be hanging around during this lunch to answer questions, checkout books, or just eat and chat with you. We can't wait to see you there!
Prepping for the NPLEX exam? The library has a guide for you! Check out our libguide with links to free workbooks, study material, and subscriptions to practice exams (at a great price!). We also have physical NPLEX books in the library, just ask at the front desk.
Check out ABC's new YouTube channel, HerbTV! This channel is the home of more than 180 educational videos on medicinal herbs and related health and wellbeing content and includes interviews and in-field tours with renown herbalists, botanists, and ethnobotanists. To provide easy access to the educational content on the channel, HerbTV features playlists organized by category and health conditions, as well as ABC’s new Adopt-an-Herb videos, videos and webinars on herbal sustainability, and sources outside of ABC, including the public television series Healing Quest, “The Medicine Hunter”, and others. New content is being added weekly!
Are you graduating and preparing to set up your own business practice? We have a created a guide just for you! Check out our new Business Practice Resources page on the Library Homepage for some great resources. Feedback is welcome!
Need help with managing references or creating citations? Check out our Mendeley and Zotero guide! Both of these free tools help you keep track of all your articles and references, and can even generate citations. Both are highly recommended by our librarians, and we have step-by-step instructions on how to set them up in our guide. Happy researching!
If you're writing a capstone, thesis or masters project, see the handy library guide. Extensive information from how to get started to the final step of submitting your work. Questions? Contact the library, library@bastyr.edu.
Library Fall Quarter Hours BUK:
Monday - Thursday: 9am - 5pm
Friday: 9am - 4pm
Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED
Nov. 11th (Veterans Day): CLOSED
Nov. 27th--28th (Thanksgiving): CLOSED
Library Fall Quarter Hours BUSD:
Monday-Friday: 9am - 4pm
Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED
Library Summer Break Hours BUK and BUSD:
Sept. 2nd - Sept. 19th: 9:00am - 3:00pm, M-F
Sept 12th: CLOSED
Monday, September 1st (Holiday): CLOSED
Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED