Todd Dugan’s experience as a kid growing up in rural Illinois, “counted out” by his guidance counselor, has driven his research.
EAF doctoral student Todd Dugan to compete in Three Minute Thesis event, February 29
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ISU authors flip book chapters to Open Access
Read about three book chapters written by ISU faculty and are now available to Open Access, thanks to the deal between Milner Library and IGI.
Highlighting linked data projects
Learn about cultural heritage institutuions utilizing linked data projects from Milner Library’s Scholarly Communication Team.
New exhibit at Milner Library showcases 25 years of the annual WGSS Student Research Symposium
A new exhibit available at Milner Library through May 7 commemorates 25 years of the annual WGSS Symposium at Illinois State.
New Open Research Toolkit now available online
Learn more about an Open Access Research Toolkit from Milner Library’s Scholarly Communication Team
Milner Library recognizes Love Data Week, February 14-18
February 14-18 is International Love Data Week, celebrating data and highlighting library-based research data services.
Creating open access datasets
Resources are available for scholars who wish to create open access data sets. Read more from Milner’s Scholarly Communication Team.
Milner Library accepting applications for Circus & Allied Arts Collection Fellowship
Milner Library is now accepting applications for its 2022 Circus and Allied Arts Collection Fellowship.
Open and affordable resources around the library
Milner Library is your hub for all repository questions whether it be about open textbooks, affordable resources for research and projects, assistance making your own work more accessible. Milner’s Scholarly Communication Team works hard to reduce the costs of academic materials for users as well as provide freely accessible information to all.
Milner Library recognizes Open Access Week, October 25-31
Join Milner Library in recognizing Open Access Week with a series of events and workshops the week of October 25-31.
