Barbara's Basics

Don't Forget:  Do These Now!

Take a (virtual) tour of the HSL

Get Networked

Set up the campus network on all your devices. It will save you time when you do library research. 

• Allow up to 24 hours, once the registration process is complete, for the registration to take effect on the networks (usually happens in an hour or two). 

The easy way to set up your devices for campus networks:

• Go to the School of Medicine OIS for assistance: 065 MacNider Hall, 919-962-4357, Mon-Fri 8am-5pm.
  Be sure to mention you need to connect to the UNC network used in the library. 

Or, Do It Yourself (two main steps): 

• Set up networking on each device:  wifi.unc.edu
• School of Medicine network also requires NAC Agent installation.  You can obtain the NAC Agent for free from UNC’s Shareware software acquisition site.  Click “N”
  • If you set this up off campus, the first time you use your laptop or device on the School of Medicine network, you will be prompted to finish the process.   
  • If you go from a School of Medicine building requiring NAC to a non-School of Medicine building and then back to a School of Medicine building, your device may get stuck in a loop that keeps asking you to connect and re-authenticate.  If this happens, either reboot your device or try disconnecting from the network and then reconnecting.   
  • Additional information:  http://help.med.unc.edu/guide/network-connections/nac
• Update Microsoft Office products (free):  http://help.med.unc.edu/guide/office365

Additional information and hints for networking, NAC agent (required to access SoM network), and operating system or Microsoft Office upgrades is being updated as summer changes are being made:

Don't forget: change your password on all your devices when you reset your Onyen password (required every 90 days).

Sprint to Print

Color or black and white printers are available at HSL. Send jobs from HSL computers. To send from your laptop:

• Installing CCI Printing on your laptop
  • To determine if a Windows PC is running 32 or 64 bit Windows XP, 7, or 8.  
  • Most students with Mac’s will be running  OSX 10.6 or above and can just choose MAC; however you can check the MAC OS version.
  • Other CCI Printing locations
  • ITS Labs CCI Printing FAQ's

Be True to Your Words

Learn how to write without plagiarizing before you write your first paper.

• Plagiarism & Citing Sources Tutorial
• Copyright Basics Tutorial
• Writing in the Health Sciences
  • Resources for health sciences master's and professional doctorate students and their instructors.

Organize Citations & PDF's

Before you drown in information overload:

• Register for a free UNC account to try out the new F1000 Workspace
  • F1000 Workspace sign-in/registration
  • F1000 Workspace Guide
• UNC will no longer license RefWorks after Summer, 2017; we recommend users transition to another citation manager by then. For help, consult our guide on Switching Citation Managers or request assistance via Ask Us.
• For other options, consult our guide on comparing citation managers. We will continue to update this guide as new information is available.  

We don't have it?  Use ILL!

Wizards at the HSL can get you articles and books even when the library does not own them.

• Set up your Interlibrary Loan (ILL) account before you need it.

Be True to Your School:  Choose Allied Health

Select Allied Health as your affiliation on library forms.

• Then we will know how much Allied Health people love using library services!
  

Need Software or Online Training?

Veterans Resources: Campus & Beyond

Office of the Dean of Students Veterans Resources

• Dean of Students Veterans Resources Page

Student Veterans Assistance Coordinator

cvrc@unc.edu   919-962-9640     

Office Hours

• The office is located in the Carolina Veterans Resource Center at 211 Branson Street (Odum Village). 
• The office is open M-F, 8:30 am until 5:00 pm. 
• Military affiliated students may request after-hours key card access
• For after hour emergencies, please contact the Department of Public Safety at 919-962-9640 or 911. 

Click here for the UNC interactive campus map.

About the Carolina Veterans Resource Center

The Carolina Veterans Resource Center (CVRC) is the next iteration of the efforts of the Office of the Dean of Students and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to serve and support the Carolina student veteran and military-affiliated student population. The CVRC will serve as a central location for these students to find resources as well as a community to support and aide them during their journey as Tar Heels. The Center provides study space, a lounge, conference rooms, and a lactation room.

From prospective student support, from and to our Red, White, and Carolina Blue Graduation Ceremony, the CVRC will serve as a hub for the support and recognition of our military-affiliated student population throughout their Carolina experience.

• Amber Mathwig, Student Veterans Assistance Coordinator, amathwig@email.unc.edu
• Veterans Resource Team Members

Department of Allied Health Sciences Veterans Resource Team Member

• Perry Studevent, Assistant Director of Student Services & Financial Aid, perry_studevent@med.unc.edu , Phone: 919.966.4708

Registrar/Veterans Affairs Certifying Official (Benefits)

• Jan Benjamin, University Veterans Certifying Official and University GI Bill Services Official, jan.benjamin@unc.edu
• Roberta Norwood, Associate University Registrar, rakelly@email.unc.edu