Transformative Agreements

Join Chris Vidas, Head of Collections and Acquisitions, and Ariel Turner, Associate Dean of Collections and Discovery, as they discuss the Libraries’ efforts in supporting faculty publishing in Open Access Journals. They will review current transformative agreements with publishers and cost-savings for Clemson faculty, post-docs, and graduate students; provide helpful tips, tricks, and pitfalls when considering publishing in an OA journal; and demonstrate how to locate what read and publish agreements are available to Clemson researchers.

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TigerPrints (Clemson University)
Published
2024-10-24
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Publishing and Scholarly Communication
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Transformative Agreements

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Publishing and Scholarly Communication
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Transformative Agreements

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Abstract

Join Chris Vidas, Head of Collections and Acquisitions, and Ariel Turner, Associate Dean of Collections and Discovery, as they discuss the Libraries’ efforts in supporting faculty publishing in Open Access Journals. They will review current transformative agreements with publishers and cost-savings for Clemson faculty, post-docs, and graduate students; provide helpful tips, tricks, and pitfalls when considering publishing in an OA journal; and demonstrate how to locate what read and publish agreements are available to Clemson researchers.

TigerPrints (Clemson University)
Openalex Percentile: Top 20%
Publishing and Scholarly Communication
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