Authors from all colleges have now benefited from these agreements; by publishing open access, authors increase access to their work, enhance their stature as public scholars, and contribute to the public good.
Such open access publishing initiatives compliment others that are currently available to Illinois State University editors, scholarly society leaders, and editorial board members.
New open access publishing agreements support Illinois State University authors
Acting Provost Dr. Ani Yazedjian presented awards to the 2023 Outstanding University Teaching Award winners in January.
An agreement with Sage Publications provides online access to all Sage subscription journals (from 1999, where available, to the present).
Beginning Monday, October 23, Milner librarians will be reaching out to Illinois State authors who have published their work open access with the offer to deposit it in ISU ReD.
Milner Library offers tool to help connect researchers to information without a paywall.
In May of this year, the Council of the European Union (EU) issued a non-binding recommendation that members of the EU create a nonprofit, open-access model for scholarly publishing of research involving public funds.
Milner Library Digitization Center, in conjunction with the Dr. Jo Ann Rayfield Archives and ISU ReD, seeks Illinois State alumni and current or former faculty and staff persons from minoritized backgrounds interested in being interviewed for Milner Library’s ongoing oral history project.
The Office of Research and Graduate Studies (ORGS) and Milner Library have partnered to expand open access publishing capacity with the scholarly publisher Taylor & Francis.
