UPDATE: This offer has been extended through June 30, 2025. Please contact Megan Vance or Tim Rudman for more information. April 29, 2024 – ATLANTA – The Association of Southeastern
With the growth of transformative agreements, how are libraries effectively evaluating them? Join us for a panel discussion as we delve into the intricacies of evaluating transformative agreements, exploring their
This webinar is hosted by our colleagues at SPARC. As demonstrated in our earlier sessions, Open Access (OA) has gained traction over the last three decades, and its principles and
This webinar is hosted by our colleagues at SPARC. This session will deepen your understanding of Open Access by providing a set of specific case studies. We will discuss three
This webinar is hosted by our colleagues at SPARC. Open Access (OA) is a well-established mode of distributing scholarly research that impacts academic libraries and librarians at every level. We
On March 13, 2024, the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries signed on as a supporter of the statement from the University of California and Authors Alliance that the longstanding Federal
This free webinar is organized by the University of California (UC) and Authors Alliance and is co-sponsored by the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL), the Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation, and
Co-Sponsored by ASERL’s Collection Strategies Interest Group and Scholarly Communications Interest Groups ASERL’s Collections Strategies and Scholarly Communications Interest Groups are sponsoring a discussion among ASERL members about transformative
A panel will discuss their support of and perspectives on open access monographs, and how these fit within greater collection policies and the overall scholarly communication ecosystem. Speakers: Haley Walton,
ASERL Community Call: National Perspectives on the State of Transformative / OA Agreements Presenters: Mat Wilmott (Assistant Director for Open Access Agreements, University of California System) and Allison Langham-Putrow (University of Minnesota / head
UPDATE: This offer has been extended through June 30, 2025. Please contact Megan Vance or Tim Rudman for more information. April 29, 2024 – ATLANTA – The Association of Southeastern
With the growth of transformative agreements, how are libraries effectively evaluating them? Join us for a panel discussion as we delve into the intricacies of evaluating transformative agreements, exploring their
This webinar is hosted by our colleagues at SPARC. As demonstrated in our earlier sessions, Open Access (OA) has gained traction over the last three decades, and its principles and
This webinar is hosted by our colleagues at SPARC. This session will deepen your understanding of Open Access by providing a set of specific case studies. We will discuss three
This webinar is hosted by our colleagues at SPARC. Open Access (OA) is a well-established mode of distributing scholarly research that impacts academic libraries and librarians at every level. We
On March 13, 2024, the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries signed on as a supporter of the statement from the University of California and Authors Alliance that the longstanding Federal
This free webinar is organized by the University of California (UC) and Authors Alliance and is co-sponsored by the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL), the Ivy Plus Libraries Confederation, and
Co-Sponsored by ASERL’s Collection Strategies Interest Group and Scholarly Communications Interest Groups ASERL’s Collections Strategies and Scholarly Communications Interest Groups are sponsoring a discussion among ASERL members about transformative
A panel will discuss their support of and perspectives on open access monographs, and how these fit within greater collection policies and the overall scholarly communication ecosystem. Speakers: Haley Walton,
ASERL Community Call: National Perspectives on the State of Transformative / OA Agreements Presenters: Mat Wilmott (Assistant Director for Open Access Agreements, University of California System) and Allison Langham-Putrow (University of Minnesota / head