David Nabow Library

The Asian Herald Library, founded by Ki-Hyun Chun, Ph.D., LL.D., CCIM, CPA in 1985, is the largest private Asian library in the U.S., boasting a collection of over 132,000 books. With a focus on Asian countries and culture, the library offers a diverse range of books in Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Japanese, and English. Driven by his childhood experiences and his father's teachings, Dr. Chun's lifelong dream of opening a library became a reality, providing a valuable resource for immigrants and the community. Recognized for his service, Dr. Chun has received prestigious awards, including the Opal Moretz Alumni Service Award and the Richard Vinroot International Achievement Award.Generated from the website

The Charlotte AHEC Library in Charlotte, NC offers a range of services and resources to support health professionals and students in their educational and professional development. From CPD courses and events to library services and practice support, the AHEC Library is dedicated to enhancing the knowledge and skills of the healthcare workforce. With a focus on health careers impact and social determinants of health, the AHEC Library provides valuable resources and programs to address the evolving needs of the healthcare industry. Through innovative initiatives like the AHEC Scholars program and MOC Part IV Program, the library plays a vital role in advancing healthcare education and practice in the region.Generated from the website