GO Bond 2 – What is it and how does it affect us?

As we all start to look at what is on the ballot for the upcoming election, I wanted to take a moment to talk about General Obligation Bond 2 (GO Bond 2), f/k/a GO Bond B, and how it affects library users at UNM.

What does this mean to you?

The $0.82 over ten years for property owners, will allow libraries to acquire and license resources that individuals would not otherwise be able to access. For example, CINAHL is a core resource for nursing and allied health sciences degree programs like Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Medical Laboratory Sciences, and the imaging professions. It is imperative to our students’ pursuing degrees in these fields.  The New Mexico Coalition of Academic Libraries (NMCAL) subscribes to this resource on behalf of academic libraries in New Mexico, significantly reducing the cost for each member institution.  Individual subscriptions to these resources would be extremely costly and highly unlikely.

Without the GO Bond 2022, HSLIC would not have been able to provide access to as many valuable eresources including but not limited to:

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A collection of medical e-books, such as Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine. Also includes reference tools such as Diagnosaurus, medical calculators, drug information, guidelines, and exam/board prep tools.
 
A collection of pharmacy e-books, such as DiPiro's Pharmacotherapy and Goldfrank's Toxicologic Emergencies. Also includes reference tools such drug calculators, vidoes, case studies, and exam/board prep tools.
 
A collection of physiotherapy ebooks, such as Dutton's Orthopaedic Examination, Evaluation, and Intervention.
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A collection of nursing ebooks such as Leininger's Transcultural Nursing and Crucial Conversations. Also includes multimedia on ECG, cases from AACN Essentials of Critical Care Nursing, and review questions.

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Offers video based scientific content including video journal articles on research including subjects like behavior, biochemistry, cancer research, genetics, neuroscience and in education including subjects like biology, chemistry, statistics, environmental sciences, and clinical skills.

 

October 8Voter registration (by mail or online) closes
October 8First day that absentee ballots can be mailed to voters (who have submitted an absentee application)
October 8First day of Early Voting (at the county clerk's annex, 1500 Lomas NW)
October 19Expanded early voting begins at alternate locations: https://www.berncoclerk.gov/elections/early-voting/
November 2Last day of early voting
November 5General Election Day (See https://www.berncoclerk.gov/elections/election-day-voting/ for locations) The UNM SUB and Jefferson Middle School are the closest to the HSC)