Region 4

The University of Utah Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library serves as the Regional Medical Library (RML) for Region 4, which provides programs, services, and dedicated support for NNLM Members in Arizona, Idaho, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming. 

The University of Utah is proud of our partnership with:

  • University of Arizona, host of our Communication Specialist
  • University of Colorado, host of our Community Based Health Organization Specialist and primary point of contact for Arizona, Colorado, and New Mexico
  • University of Wyoming, host our Public Health Specialist and primary point of contact for North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming.  

For member services and DOCLINE questions, contact Suzanne Sawyer. For media and communication inquiries, contact Lauren Wittek

 

Region 4 Staff Directory

Looking for assistance? Browse our staff directory to find contact information, and get to know the RML staff by reading their personal bios.

Funding Opportunities

Browse open funding opportunities that are available to members in Region 4.

Become a Member Organization

Member organizations are eligible for benefits and services, including: NNLM funding, access to training, partnership opportunities, free educational and printed materials, NLM Traveling Exhibitions, and institutional recognition as a Network Member.

Classes & Training

Browse NNLM's upcoming training opportunities, course catalog, and recordings of past webinars.

R4 Connections Webinar Series

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Disabled in the Wild: A Beginner's Guide to Chronic Illness & Disabilities in the Outdoors

Date and Time: Wednesday, November 12, 2025 at 1:00 p.m. MT

Description: In this program, disability advocate Amy Denton-Luke introduces the basics of learning how to enjoy the outdoors with chronic illness and disabilities, including choosing the right activities and outdoor spaces that are the best fit for our abilities, exploring the adaptations and equipment that may increase our enjoyment and decrease our recovery time, and finding the right approach and mindset to outdoor recreation that takes into account the reality of our bodies and limitations while also keeping our focus on the big picture goal: simply enjoying our time in the outdoors.

This program also invites non-disabled folks to learn what challenges and specific considerations disabled and chronically ill folks may have to navigate as they adventure into the outdoors, as well as what accessibility in outdoor spaces means to people with different disabilities. Embracing a more neutral and balanced view of life with disability, Amy encourages all folks to leave behind notions of Supercrips and Inspiration, and reminds us that it is not about "overcoming" our disabilities, it is simply about working with our unique bodies and finding what works best for us.

Guest Speaker: Amy Denton-Luke, writer and disability advocate

Registration is required. Unable to join us live? Register anyway and you will receive the recording after the event. Recordings of past sessions are available on our YouTube playlist.

Region 4 Available Funds

Eligible members are encouraged to take advantage of:

  • No Current Funding Opportunities

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact John Bramble or your state point of contact:

Connect with Region 4

Phone
(801) 587-3487
Address

Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library
10 N 1900 E
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
United States

last updated: 09/10/25 16:29