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A Survey of STEM Faculty at Cornell and Syracuse Universities Regarding Author Fees for Open Access Journals
(3/28/2014)Engineering librarians at Cornell University and Syracuse University surveyed faculty in math, physical sciences and engineering fields to determine their experience with and opinion of paying author fees in order to publish ... -
Break
(3/28/2014)Break. Coffee and light refreshments will be served. All attendees given an additional opportunity to review the Poster Session. -
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Create a Journal Workshop (Nuts and Bolts)
(3/28/2014)"Nuts and Bolts" workshop session detailing the creation of a journal from start to finish. -
Creating an Open Access Journal from Startup to Launch
(3/28/2014)Learn about best practices to follow when creating a journal from the managing editor of Dissenting Voices, a student engineered eJournal collaboratively designed, authored, and published by undergraduate Women and Gender ... -
Developing an undergraduate literary journal
(3/28/2014)Gandy Dancer is a SUNY-wide literary journal which was launched in the Fall of 2012 at SUNY Geneseo. With a new issue every semester, students in a 400-level creative writing course serve as editors, reviewing roughly 100 ... -
Discover New Ways to Publish and Promote YOUR scholarly works
(3/28/2014)This poster will provide ideas for ways in which faculty can write and publish peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and book reviews, based on the author’s experiences. Many faculty have research and projects on which ... -
Finding IR collaborators on your campus
(3/28/2014)While the success of an institutional repository depends in part on engaging faculty and encouraging their participation, it can be difficult to capture the attention and imagination of this audience directly because their ... -
Growing the Readership of Brockport's Online Journals
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Imprint-ing Design: Creating and Maintaining an Open-Access Journal
(3/28/2014)This presentation will address the availability of Open Journal Systems as a means for creating a graduate studies journal in order to encourage communication across academic specializations. Using Western Carolina ... -
Introducing Students To Open Access Through Opportunities for Involvement
(3/28/2014)The Open Access movement continues to gain momentum in academia with clear benefits for libraries, professors and students. Students are in a position to reap unique benefits from the Open Access movement and student ... -
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Models of Open Access Journals
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PaLRaP: Developing a Peer-Reviewed Open Access Journal for Pennsylvania Librarians
(3/28/2014)In 2012, the College and Research Division of the Pennsylvania Library Association and the University Library System E-Journal Publishing Program of the University of Pittsburgh joined together to find a way to more ... -
Panel Discussion: Benefits of Open Access journals
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Panel Discussion: How do tenure committees assess OA publishing?
(3/28/2014)Panel discussion facilitated by Dr. James Spiller, Assistant Provost, The College at Brockport
