Five Questions with Jenny Townes (Emory University)
1) Tell us about your work in your library? As the Open Access Librarian at Emory University Libraries, I tend to many gardens in the scholarly communication landscape. I administer
1) Tell us about your work in your library? As the Open Access Librarian at Emory University Libraries, I tend to many gardens in the scholarly communication landscape. I administer
Starting in June 2022, the Copyright Claims Board allows copyright owners to seek damage for copyright violations of up to $30,000 USD. This was designed to be a simpler, more
Mariann Samuel is the Head of Scholarly Communication, Copyright, and Science Collections at the University of Georgia. We asked her “Five Questions” to learn more about her and her role. 1.
Jeanne Hoover is the Head of Scholarly Communication at East Carolina University. She recently took part in our “Five Questions” series to tell us about her role. 1. Describe your
Please join the ASERL Scholarly Communications interest group as we continue our Libraries in Process community call series on Monday, September 20, 2021, at 11:00 AM Eastern / 10:00 AM
Please join the ASERL Scholarly Communications Interest Group for our latest Libraries in Process community call on Friday, June 4, 2021, at 2:00 Eastern / 1:00 Central. The topic of
Camille Thomas is the Scholarly Communication Librarian at Florida State University. She recently took part in our “Five Questions” series to tell us about her role. 1. Describe your current
Join the ASERL Scholarly Communications Interest Group for our fourth Libraries in Process community call on Wednesday, October 7, 2020, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT. We’ll be taking a
February saw us run into a few technical issues, but no fear! We’re running our speakers back and this time you’ll be able to connect. So, join the ASERL Scholarly
Darcee Olson is the Copyright & Scholarly Communication Policy Director at Louisiana State University. She recently took part in our “Five Questions” series to tell us about her role. 1. Describe
1) Tell us about your work in your library? As the Open Access Librarian at Emory University Libraries, I tend to many gardens in the scholarly communication landscape. I administer
Starting in June 2022, the Copyright Claims Board allows copyright owners to seek damage for copyright violations of up to $30,000 USD. This was designed to be a simpler, more
Mariann Samuel is the Head of Scholarly Communication, Copyright, and Science Collections at the University of Georgia. We asked her “Five Questions” to learn more about her and her role. 1.
Jeanne Hoover is the Head of Scholarly Communication at East Carolina University. She recently took part in our “Five Questions” series to tell us about her role. 1. Describe your
Please join the ASERL Scholarly Communications interest group as we continue our Libraries in Process community call series on Monday, September 20, 2021, at 11:00 AM Eastern / 10:00 AM
Please join the ASERL Scholarly Communications Interest Group for our latest Libraries in Process community call on Friday, June 4, 2021, at 2:00 Eastern / 1:00 Central. The topic of
Camille Thomas is the Scholarly Communication Librarian at Florida State University. She recently took part in our “Five Questions” series to tell us about her role. 1. Describe your current
Join the ASERL Scholarly Communications Interest Group for our fourth Libraries in Process community call on Wednesday, October 7, 2020, 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM EDT. We’ll be taking a
February saw us run into a few technical issues, but no fear! We’re running our speakers back and this time you’ll be able to connect. So, join the ASERL Scholarly
Darcee Olson is the Copyright & Scholarly Communication Policy Director at Louisiana State University. She recently took part in our “Five Questions” series to tell us about her role. 1. Describe