2016-2017 Use and Reach of Allied Health Sciences Publications in Digital Scholarship@UNLV

The Allied Health Sciences Digital Scholarship@UNLV Collection contains faculty publications and graduate student works. This report contains data for the 2016-2017 Academic Year (August 2016-July 2017) downloads (how many and where from-“reach”) of fulltext materials in Digital Scholarship@UNLV. Records that only contain metadata do not generate downloads and therefore are not reflected in the maps and show as 0 in the download report attached at the en

2016-2017 Use and Reach of Dental Medicine Publications in Digital Scholarship@UNLV

The Dental Medicine Digital Scholarship Collection contains faculty publications and theses and dissertations. This report contains data for the 2016-2017 Academic Year (August 2016-July 2017) downloads (how many and where from-“reach”) of fulltext materials in Digital Scholarship@UNLV. Records that only contain metadata do not generate downloads and therefore are not reflected in the maps and show as 0 in the download report attached at the end

Fund Profiles: Global Fund, GAVI, Fast Track Initiative, and Roll Back Malaria

human development, aid, trade, security

Scholarly Communication Initiatives Department Jan 2018 - June 2019 Report

This report highlights the major accomplishments of the Scholarly Communication Initiatives Department (SCI) with a special emphasis on statistics from Digital Scholarship@UNLV, our institutional repository. The report reflects activities from January 2018 through June 2019. The significant highlights during this time include the 5 millionth download of a digital item from Digital Scholarship@UNLV, adding over 3,000 full-text theses and dissertations written at UNLV from 1977-2008, establishing pilot projects to support open access and research data management efforts, releasing the 2013 and 2017 Solar Decathlon collections, and hosting an ambitious and engaging Open Access Week slate of activities

Innovations in Compassion - The Faith-Based and Community Initiative: A Final Report to the Armies of Compassion

[Excerpt] This Final Report to the Armies of Compassion prepared by the White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives offers an account of President Bush’s Faith-Based and Community Initiative (FBCI or Initiative) to the dedicated faith-based and other community organizations (FBCOs) that have joined in the battles against poverty, disease, and other social ills. The report emphasizes what matters most about the FBCI: measurable results achieved for millions in need across America and around the world through vibrant partnerships with the “armies of compassion” – the thousands of FBCOs that have partnered with government to serve their neighbors in need. It also offers a look at key government reforms and innovations that made these results possible. The report finishes with a glimpse toward the future of the FBCI and the foundation upon which the next generation of government and community leaders can build to achieve even greater good in the decades to come. Changing Lives highlights twelve areas of critical human need that have been particularly affected through expanded Federal partnerships with faith-based and other frontline nonprofits. The chapter highlights key results across these wide-ranging areas of need and stories revealing the deeper impact of the FBCI for individual organizations and the people they serve. Transforming Government explains how reforms led by the FBCI have secured a level playing field for faith-based organizations and reduced barriers to help small FBCOs or those new to partnering with government compete for Federal funds. The chapter also highlights some of the innovative funding models advanced by the FBCI that enable more effective partnerships between government and grassroots nonprofits, such as vouchers, mini-grants, and intermediary model grants. Strengthening Partners describes the Initiative’s diverse methods for building the capabilities of nonprofit organizations and the social entrepreneurs who lead them. These efforts range from technology-based instruction and in-person training events to the hundreds of millions of dollars invested in capacity- building and technical assistance grants. Volunteerism and Private Giving highlights President Bush’s efforts to expand volunteer service and private financial support for America’s FBCOs. Taking Root in States and Cities reveals how the principles of the FBCI are being replicated outside of Washington. Governors and mayors across America are embracing the vision championed by the FBCI as a practical way to engage the toughest challenges faced by their communities. These “laboratories of innovation” will play a key role in the future of the FBCI

OA Week Report: College of Engineering

This report provides usage statistics, metrics, and top downloads for the College of Engineering in Digital Scholarship@UNLV, the institutional repository of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Included with these reports are services offered by the University Libraries Scholarly Communication Initiatives department as well as events for the 2018 Open Access Week

2016-2017 Use and Reach of College of Education Publications in Digital Scholarship@UNLV

The College of Education Digital Scholarship Collection contains faculty publications, theses and dissertations, three journals including the newly launched Journal of Research in Technical Careers, and the college series Policy Issues in Nevada Education (added Sept 2017). This report contains downloads (how many and where from-“reach”) for the 2016-2017 Academic Year (August 2016-July 2017) of fulltext materials in Digital Scholarship@UNLV. Records that only contain metadata do not generate downloads and therefore are not reflected in the maps and show as 0 in the download report attached at the end

2016-2017 Use and Reach of School of Nursing Publications in Digital Scholarship@UNLV

The School of Nursing Digital Scholarship Collection contains faculty publications, theses and dissertations, and the Asian Pacific/Island Nursing Journal. This report contains data for the 2016-2017 Academic Year (August 2016-July 2017) downloads (how many and where from-“reach”) of fulltext materials in Digital Scholarship@UNLV. Records that only contain metadata do not generate downloads and therefore are not reflected in the maps and show as 0 in the download report attached at the end

OA Week Report: Greenspun College of Urban Affairs

This report provides usage statistics, metrics, and top downloads for the Greenspun College of Urban Affairs in Digital Scholarship@UNLV, the institutional repository of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Included with these reports are services offered by the University Libraries Scholarly Communication Initiatives department as well as events for the 2018 Open Access Week