Open Access at the  University of Kansas

Emmett, Ada

Open Access at the University of Kansas

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ARL-ACRL April 2010 Open Access at KU_3.pdf (85.86Kb)

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2010-03-14

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Emmett, Ada

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Program 2A focused on campus mandate and policy issues, specifically the roles that libraries play in advocating for and supporting campus mandates and policies. Case studies discussing how libraries and academic institutions have prepared their communities to consider policy changes and how policy changes have transformed behaviors on these campuses were presented. An overview of key considerations when entering into this type of discussion were also addressed.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1808/6362

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Emmett, Ada. (2010, April 14) "Open Access at the University of Kansas". Presentation given for the Institute on Scholarly Communication ARL/ACRL ISC Webinar Series Program 2A : Managing Transformative Change: Campus Policy and Politics, or: So we’re not Harvard….

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