Get Help with Publishing, Copyright, & Other Scholarly Communication Questions:
- Evaluating PublishersSolicited to publish? Read this!
- Depositing in TRACEMake your work open access through open archiving.
- For Graduate Students (Theses and Dissertations)Dissertation and thesis authors and their advisors should review this information.
How the Libraries Help with Publishing
As institutions, libraries enter into licensing agreements with many different publishers for collection purposes. As individuals, many librarians write articles and books and have often been in the position of academic author. Use this toolkit to make informed decisions about scholarly publishing as an author, peer-reviewer, or editor. Contact the Scholarly Communication and Publishing Librarian to set up a consultation.
Other Toolkits
You may want to review other toolkits about publishing:
- The Publication & Research Cycle: Library Support
- Public Access Policy Toolkit
- Copyright Toolkit for Authors, Researchers, & Creators (Coming Soon!)
- Copyright Toolkit for Instructors (Coming Soon!)
- Research Impact Toolkit
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