W.K. Kellogg Health Sciences Library

Masks are required in all indoor classrooms and instructional spaces, supported by the high-quality ventilation standards set throughout the pandemic.

Masks continue to be welcome in other indoor spaces and are strongly recommended in libraries and learning commons as well as gathering spaces where physical distancing may be difficult (for example, hallways, lobbies and elevators).

All members of our Dalhousie community are expected to stay home when sick. Dalhousie has procedures in place to support students, faculty and staff in doing so.


FALL HOURS (effective Sept. 6)
8:30 a.m.*–9 p.m. (M–Th)
8:30 a.m.*–5 p.m. (F)
12–4 p.m. (Sat & Sun)

*Please note the space opens at 8 a.m. Monday–Friday, with services starting at 8:30 a.m.


HOLIDAY CLOSURES:
Friday, February 3 (Munro Day)
Monday, February 20 (NS Heritage Day)
Friday, April 7 (Good Friday)

Please contact kellogg.library@dal.ca for general assistance or consult this list of services:

Services

Address

Key Resources

Health Sciences resources

  • Pub Med, CINAHL, e-journals, evidence-based resources and more.

Subject Guides for all disciplines

  • Our best research resources assembled by Dalhousie subject librarians

Contacts

Head, W.K. Kellogg Health Sciences Library: Melissa Helwig
Library staff contacts

Phone numbers

  • Access Services: 902-494-2479
  • Reference Desk: 902-717-5244
  • Document Delivery: 902-494-2469
  • Administration: 902-494-2458
  • Fax: 902-494-3750

Contact the Kellogg Library

Map to library locations

Services unique to the Kellogg Library

  • Literature Search Services
  • Services for Health Sciences Faculty, retired Dal faculty, medical residents, regional health practitioners, international health professionals and Dal alumni
  • New Acquisitions

    Suggest a purchase for our collections

    Follow our RSS feeds of new purchases

    Guidelines

    Unique to Kellogg Health Sciences Library

  • Dr Charles Cogswell’s Medical Library, 1864
  • The Kellogg library has permission to hang Artist Robert Pope’s painting “Hug.” Read more about Pope’s work of art.