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The Metaliteracy: Scholarly Communications (MSC) badge track assists faculty and graduate students with building knowledge of and skills in Scholarly Communications. Workshops will cover topics throughout the research and publication lifecycle: author identifiers and scholarly profiles; journal quality and impact; author metrics and impact; author rights & scholarly publication; and data management planning and curation services.
Workshops will be offered as synchronous Zoom sessions. You may register on the Faculty Center's Training Page or via the links below:
Author Rights & Scholarly Publication: Know and Protect Your Copyrights!, Oct. 11, 10-11am & Oct. 12, 1-2pm, Facilitator: Jeff Mortimore
Data Management Planning, Oct. 18, 10-11am & Oct. 19, 1-2pm, Facilitator: Jeff Mortimore
[If you missed the workshops on Author Metrics and Impact on Oct. 4th & 5th, slides are available on request. Please contact the Digital Scholarship Librarian, Beth Burnett at nburnett@georgiasouthern.edu]
For descriptions of these workshops, learning outcomes, and the complete schedule, visit our Scholarly Communications workshops page:
If you missed our workshops on SciENcv and need to create a biosketch for an upcoming grant application, particularly for NSF or NIH, please contact Jeff Mortimore, jmortimore@georgiasouthern.edu or Ruth Baker, rbaker@georgiasouthern.edu to schedule an individual consultation.
Georgia Southern University faculty, staff, students and alumni can continue to identify their works from 2023 for recognition in the 2024 celebration using this Form. Eligible works are published articles, books, book chapters, special issues of journals, substantive encyclopedia entries, poetry, musical compositions, audio recordings, film/video recordings, and art exhibition catalogs
If you would like to bypass the form and submit your list of publications or a CV, please send it to:
Dr. Katia G. Karadjova (kkaradjova@georgiasouthern.edu), Associate Dean of Libraries for Research & Assessment.
Web of Science Researcher Profiles help you raise your visibility in the worldwide research community. In a few easy steps you can share a complete view of your achievements to attract collaborators and funders. Since the GS Libraries license the Web of Science, you can create your Researcher Profile at no cost to you. Click the link above to find out how to create your profile or contact Ruth Baker, Scholarly Communications Librarian at: rbaker@georgiasouthern.edu
2023 ICPSR AWARDS
ICPSR is excited to announce the recipients of the 2023 Flanigan, Miller, and Simmons Awards:
The 2023 ICPSR Awards were presented on Thursday, Oct. 5, 2023, at the awards banquet during the 2023 ICPSR Biennial Meeting.
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