Building a Sustainable Business Model for Library Publishing Services

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Building a Sustainable Business Model for Library Publishing Services

Institutional Statistics Land-grant University Flagship of 5 campus UMass System Students – over 27,000 (6000 graduate) Faculty – 1,231 Academic environment 86 bachelor’s; 72 master’s; 51 doctoral programs Research Over $156 m/yr

University Libraries Statistics Over 3.5 million volumes 43,000 journal subscriptions 55 librarians and professionals, 72 staff and 59 fte students Recent initiatives: Learning Commons Teaching Commons Scholarly Communication and IR

Scholarly Communication Office Established 2006 Scholarly Communication Librarian Part time Metadata Librarian(s) Quick wins Pilot projects Graduate School – ETDs & Staff support Office of Research Internal grants & Staff support NIH mandates / NSF data management plans Office of Outreach Community engagement & Staff support

Budget and Personnel Digital Commons & Selected Works Software licenses Staffing Scholarly Communication Librarian Digital Repository Resident Librarian – shared funding Scholarly Communication Team NSF Grant Additional software cost Ethics Clearinghouse Librarian

Challenges Education and Advocacy Funding support from partners Library staff Faculty, Administration, Students Funding support from partners Staffing Temporary – Residents, Interns Permanent Infrastructure Flexibility & Agility

Opportunities Librarian expertise Partners New innovations Grant compliance, IP issues Partners Research dissemination New innovations

Contact information Marilyn Billings Scholarly Communication & Special Initiatives Librarian University Libraries University of Massachusetts Amherst mbillings@library.umass.edu 413-545-6891