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The Dissertation Deposit webinar, led by Chief Librarian Polly Thistlethwaite, provided a step-by-step overview of the deposit process as well as demystified the ‘Traditional’ versus ‘Open Access’ publication options using the Dissertation and Theses subject guide. Running Time: 15:30 View the Webinar here. For more information on our webinars or to suggest topics, contact Shawn(ta) . . . → Read More: Dissertation Deposit Webinar Video The Dissertation Deposit webinar, led by Chief Librarian Polly Thistlethwaite, provided a step-by-step overview of the deposit process as well as demystified the ‘Traditional’ versus ‘Open Access’ publication options using the Dissertation and Theses subject guide. Running Time: 15:30 View the Webinar here. For more information on our webinars or to suggest topics, contact Shawn(ta) . . . → Read More: Dissertation Deposit Webinar Video What: The library is offering a 30 minute webinar!When: Friday, January 18 at 1PMTopic: Dissertation Publishing OptionsWhere: ONLINE! At your computer, with headphones or speakers. Chief Librarian Polly Thistlethwaite will provide a 30-min webinar on CUNY Dissertation Publishing options. This webinar will provide a step-by-step overview of the deposit process as well as demystify the . . . → Read More: Dissertation Deposit Webinar Friday @ 1:00pm What: The library is offering a 30 minute webinar!When: Friday, January 18 at 1PMTopic: Dissertation Publishing OptionsWhere: ONLINE! At your computer, with headphones or speakers. Chief Librarian Polly Thistlethwaite will provide a 30-min webinar on CUNY Dissertation Publishing options. This webinar will provide a step-by-step overview of the deposit process as well as demystify the . . . → Read More: Dissertation Deposit Webinar Friday @ 1:00pm Recent surveys suggest that publishers do not consider an electronic online or open access dissertation grounds for book contract disqualification. See Jennifer Howard’s December 12, 2012 CHE article. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tumblr it Tweet about it Bookmark in Browser Tell a friend Celebrate Open Access Week with a Friday Open Access Info Marathon Author’s Rights Workshop, 10 am – 11 amPresenters: Stephen Francoeur (Library, Baruch), Ann Matsuuchi (Library, LaGuardia), and Maura A. Smale (Library, City Tech) Progress Toward a CUNY Institutional Repository, 11 am – noonPresenters: Jill Cirasella (Library, Brooklyn), Stephen Klein (Library, Grad Center), and Polly . . . → Read More: GC Open Access Events Today rm 9205 Celebrate Open Access Week with a Friday Open Access Info Marathon Location: Graduate Center, Room 9205 Author’s Rights Workshop, 10 am – 11 amPresenters: Stephen Francoeur (Library, Baruch), Ann Matsuuchi (Library, LaGuardia), and Maura A. Smale (Library, City Tech) Progress Toward a CUNY Institutional Repository, 11 am – noonPresenters: Jill Cirasella (Library, Brooklyn), Stephen Klein (Library, . . . → Read More: Open Access Events Friday Oct. 26 @ GC Celebrate Open Access Week with a Friday Open Access Info Marathon Location: Graduate Center, Room 9205 Author’s Rights Workshop, 10 am – 11 amPresenters: Stephen Francoeur (Library, Baruch), Ann Matsuuchi (Library, LaGuardia), and Maura A. Smale (Library, City Tech) Progress Toward a CUNY Institutional Repository, 11 am – noonPresenters: Jill Cirasella (Library, Brooklyn), Stephen Klein (Library, . . . → Read More: Open Access Events Friday Oct. 26 @ GC Join us online Tuesday October 23rd at 12.30 p.m. for an Open Access Week webinar sponsored by the Berkman Center for Internet & Society and the Office for Scholarly Communication at Harvard University. The webinar, “How to Make Your Research Open Access (Whether You’re at Harvard or Not),” features Peter Suber and Stuart Shieber of . . . → Read More: How to Make Your Research Open Access The CUNY Graduate Center Mina Rees Library faculty and staff are committed to disseminating research and scholarship as widely as possible. We believe that open access to scholarship is critical for scholarly communication and for the future of libraries, and that it is central to CUNY’s mission of public education. We recognize the added value . . . → Read More: GC Library’s Open Access Statement |
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