Open Access Repository
Scholar@UNT Health is an open access repository of the intellectual output and publicly available materials of the university. Scholar@UNT Health provides stable access to data, highlights community partnerships and engagement, and enables discovery of these works by the international scientific community. It preserves the history, growth and innovation of the University of North Texas Health Science Center as an institution. Scholar@UNT Health currently contains almost 6,000 items from the UNT Health community.
Collections on Scholar@UNT Health
Scholar@UNT Health offers open access to the intellectual output and publicly available materials of the university. Individual items have been downloaded thousands of times and entire collections have downloads in the hundreds of thousands.
TCOM and UNT Health Oral History Collection
The Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (TCOM) was the first osteopathic medical school in Texas. The collection offers rich details about the early days of the school as told through the voices of key players in its development, including the very first TCOM employee, Mr. C. Ray Stokes, and the namesake of our campus library, Mr. Gibson D. Lewis. The project consists of 65 recorded oral histories.
Theses and Dissertations
Theses and dissertations from the College of Biomedical & Translational Sciences and College of Public Health, dating back to 1994, offer open access to the research output of our students and have been downloaded more than 260,000 times.
Research Appreciation Day Programs and Abstract Books
Research Appreciation Day (RAD) is an institutional tradition encompassing medicine, public health and basic science. The program provides an opportunity for students, faculty and staff to share their research efforts with the campus community and the public. The collection contains programs and abstract books for the event starting in 1993. The books feature every abstract presented at each event, details about distinguished keynote speakers, and other details. Together, the books offer a fascinating story of research at UNT Health.
Archived Course Catalogs
Course catalogs from 1974 -2013 provide an historical view of educational offerings from several schools including Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, College of Biomedical Sciences, College of Public Health and College of Health Professions.
Impact of Scholar@UNT Health
Student theses and dissertations have been downloaded more than 260,000 times since 2010
Unique oral histories document the founding of the first osteopathic medical school in Texas
Research Appreciation Day Abstracts from have been viewed more than 175,000 times since 2019
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