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Launching a Scholarly Communication Department Launching a Scholarly Communication Department This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License Clarke Iakovakis & Rafia Mirza

Timeline Reorganization in Summer 2013 Creation of Scholarly Communication Department o The university did not provide centralized support for authorship & copyright questions o The library has had an institutional repository (ResearchCommons) for years but no dedicated outreach positionsResearchCommons o Need for centralized department Scholarly Communication touches on many departments and initiatives o Need for common understanding of concepts, terms, etc.

Blog

Website All rights reserved to Some rights reserved

Collections Charter Member: Knowledge Unlatched

Copyright

Analysis of Community Citation data to visualize Open Access publications Code at (in progress)

Analysis of Community A set of self-assessment exercises, interviews, SWOT analysis, and development of strategic agenda “designed to help academic and research libraries develop a strategic agenda for e-research support” Interviewed faculty, administrators & deans asking questions related to o Supporting & facilitating research o The ways faculty use computation & information technologies to conduct their research o Technological challenges to research o Evaluation of digital projects for T&P o Role of library in supporting digital projects o Perspectives on data sharing, data archiving, data management plans, open access, institutional repository

SC Department information on Sharepoint

Summer Workshop series Attended ACRL Scholarly Communication Workshop: From Understanding to Engagement o Reproduce and expand for internal library staff Sessions: o Scholarly Communication overview o Open Access o OA & Research Commons o Copyright o Digital Humanities o Escience / Data

Outreach Soft launch of external outreach for Open Access Week 2014 Planning to become a member of TDL

Lessons Learned Technical infrastructure is critically important Support for infrastructure is interdepartmental Service Model vs. Collaborative Model

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