Open Access & Scholarly Communication

Date: October 22, 2024, 4-5pm

Location: Knight Library Browsing Room

Type of session: In person, panel

Audience: UO faculty, graduate students, undergraduates

Participants:

• Alicia Salaz (facilitator)
• Provost Chris Long
• Pedro Garcia-Caro
• Massimo Lollini
• Allison Carter
• Martin Klebes
• Kyla Schmitt

Join us for a panel discussion featuring a diverse group of editors of open access journals from across the University of Oregon. This session will explore the transformative potential of open access, innovative approaches to peer review, and the benefits of academy-owned publishing systems. Faculty editors, including Provost Chris Long, and student editors of undergraduate law journals will share their experiences and insights, providing valuable guidance for those interested in starting, flipping, or hosting open access journals.

RSVP ONLINE

Date: October 23, 2024, 5:30-6:30pm

Location: Price Science Commons Visualization Lab

Type of session: In person, presentation, librarian meet and greet

Audience: graduate students

This workshop will equip grad students with the essential OA knowledge to help you boost your visibility and impact. Learn to navigate free and low-cost publishing options, understand your rights, and join the global movement reshaping academia.

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Date: October 24, 2024, 4-5pm

Location: Knight Library102 – McKinnon Room

Type of session: In person, discussion

Audience: UO faculty, graduate students, undergraduates

Join a dynamic campus discussion on the intersection of authors’ rights, open access, and AI in academia. Explore how these forces are reshaping scholarly communication and research practices. Share your insights, learn from peers, and help shape the future of knowledge dissemination at UO and beyond.

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Date: October 25, 2024, 11am-1pm

Location: Knight Library Browsing Room

Type of session: In person, resource fair

Audience: UO faculty, graduate students, undergraduates

Looking for funding for Open Access? Curious about open data, publishing, educational resources and more? Come learn about Open Access projects and services available to you across campus and in the UO Libraries. Pop by this casual tabling event and enjoy a warm beverage and treats and learn about OA at the UO!