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January 12,2011 Dear Colleagues: NEW YORK MEDI C AL C OLLE GE VAlHALLA. N[IV Y ORK 10595 T fl 914-594-4900 FAx 914 594-4145 RAL PH A. O 'CONN lLL. M .D. P ROVO\! AND DfA!'.. SCIIOOI 01 MI DICiN I Welcome to New York Medical College's 18 th annual Author Recognition Celebration. When the College was founded in 1860, its original home was the upper three floors of a building on the northwest corner of 20 lh Street and Third A venue, over a grocery store. There were three lecture rooms and a dissection room on the upper floor. Wershub's history of the College doesn't mention a library. As the school's first prospectus listed only six on the faculty, one of whom, Jacob Beakley, M.D., was dean as well as professor of surgery, and 59 students, the library didn't need to be very large. Today's library is large, modem and connected to the world-wide-web. Diana Cunningham, M.L.S., Associate Dean and Director of the Health Sciences Library and the library staff, Cheryl Silver, Nina Kurzban, Michael Modugno, Afsar Mohiuddin and Marie Ascher have continued this wonderful academic tradition welcoming in the New Year. The fine sherry warms up a winter evening. I want you to note the smiles on faculty faces as they accept their awards. Oliver Wendell Holmes, American physician and author, as well as professor of anatomy and physiology at Harvard wrote in The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table: "I never saw an author in my life - saving perhaps one - that did not purr as audibly as a full-grown domestic cat. .. on having his fur smoothed in the right way by a skillful hand." This Celebration gives us a chance to stroke our fellow faculty members. They deserve the recognition and we enjoy their purring. Let's raise a glass to all 418 faculty-authors who had 14 books, 100 book chapters, 681 articles, and 188 letters and commentaries published in the scientific literature over the past academic year. In addition 75 members of the NYMC faculty served on journal editorial boards. You bring distinction to yourselves and to New York Medical College. Keep it up and remember F. Scott Fitzgerald's advice: "An author ought to write for the youth of his own generation, the critics of the next, and the school masters of ever after." Yours Truly, Ralph A. O'Connell, M.D. 186{)-2010 gUll DIM. () 1111 I \UL LF:-.;L1 01 OUR I'\'>I
FACUL TV AUTHORS' BIBLIOGRAPHY July 2010 - June 2011 This annual compilation of New York Medical College (NYMC) faculty scholarship is now the eighteenth edition and our goal remains the same: to celebrate the contributions of faculty from the previous academic year. Since September 1993, the recent scholarship of the NYMC faculty has been celebrated at the annual Author Recognition Celebration, which we call our sherry. Ralph A. O'Connell, M.D., Provost and Dean, co-sponsors these efforts and has done so from the beginning. This bibliography is available both in print and online: http://library.nymc.edu/bibliog/. Previous editions are available online and searchable across years by author, descriptor or journal with full text links using Article Linker. Every effort is made to be as comprehensive as possible. The author database begins with letters and submission forms sent to NYMC faculty from aI/ schools: School of Medicine, Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences, and School of Health Sciences and Practice. The letter is also sent to department heads, program directors, course coordinators, and the deans. An email reminder follows. In addition, standard bibliographic sources (see below) are searched and references found are added to the database. Twenty-five percent requires manual entry. Each citation is verified against a copy of the publication. Annual/y, a number of web-based citations are submitted ; they are documented as of the date viewed per current standards. Copies of books and articles are obtained from the author, our collection, or through interlibrary loan. For inclusion, all authors must cite NYMC and be published between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. For 2011 a total of 1058 sources are included representing the publishing efforts of 418 faculty authors. Congratulations to everyone! Journals, Journal Articles, Editorials, Reviews, and Letters Citations are as complete as possible. The following sources were searched: PubMed, Web of Science, Scopus, CINAHL, PsyciNFO, LEXIS-NEXIS, Biomedical Reference Collection, Nursing and Allied Health Collection , Health Reference Center, Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection , and websites. The search methodology combines the author affiliation address with the publication year and publication type; however, the affiliations of secondary authors are generally not indexed. Books and Chapters of Books The selection of books and chapters of books is made through library acquisition lists and author submissions. For the most part, these are not read ily available in electronic databases. Authors are encouraged to alert the library about newly published items. Arrangement The print bibliography is arranged in three parts: 1. Original publications by first author, 2. Correspondence and commentary by author, and 3. Authors by department or school. College authors who are not a first author are cross-referenced to the first author and citation. Citations follow the National Library of Medicine style.
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