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Eldredge, Jonathan

Jackson, Amy S.

Phillips, Holly

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University of New Mexico

University of New Mexico
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About Open Access University Libraries
5-5-2011
The UNM eScholar Innovation Center
Holly Phillips
Jonathan Eldredge
Amy S. Jackson
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The UNM eScholar 
Innovation Center 
 
Holly Phillips, Jonathan Eldredge, Amy 
Jackson 
April 6, 2011 
Background 
• Changes in Scholarly Communication 
o Resource costs 
o Access 
o National policies 
• UNM Libraries, HSLIC, Law Library  
• 5 Scholarly Communication Symposiums 
o International experts 
o Raise awareness 
o Advocate for new models 
• Beyond advocacy… 
o 2008 vision: The Libraries of UNM will play a significant role in scholarly 
communication so UNM can optimize the intellectual value, credibility 
and impact of its academic output. 
 
 
eSIC Introduction 
• Office of eScholarship 
Services 
o Membership includes UL, HSLIC, 
Law and adds UNM University Press 
o The mission of the UNM Office of 
eScholarship is to optimize the 
intellectual value, credibility and 
impact of UNM’s academic output 
by promoting the protection of 
author rights, consulting on 
publishing options emphasizing free 
and open access and 
preservation, and providing 
services for UNM scholars. 
o http://escholar.unm.edu  
 
 
 
eSIC Introduction 
• Education 
Services 
• Support 
Services 
• Innovation 
Services  
 
 
 
Educational Services 
• Workshops and Institutes 
o Symposium to continue 
• October 17, 2011, 1-3:30pm 
• SUB, Lobo A & B 
• James J. Duderstadt, PhD, Keynote – The Future of Academic Scholarship 
o March 2010 Evidence-Based Scholarly Communication Conference 
• Credit courses 
o UNM HSC CTSC BioMedical Informatics core – 5th year 
o Summer 2011 Environmental informatics 
o Fall 2012 – Informatics courses offered through UL 
• Outreach 
o Departmental meetings and lots of other venues like this one 
o Presentations as national meetings 
• Research 
o Papers on institutional repositories, NIH Public Access Policy, etc. 
 
Publishing Initiatives 
• OJS 
• Copyright 
• LoboVault for articles published elsewhere 
 
Data Initiatives 
• Data Curation/Open Data 
Data Initiatives 
• LoboVault for data storage 
 
Data Initiatives 
• Depository Submission Assistance (NSF/NIH 
requirements) 
 
Future directions 
• Support for ePublishing (software, onsite assistance) 
• Article/Manuscript Preparation 
• Collaboration tools 
 


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