Letter to faculty from Margot Duley announcing scholarly publishing lecture from Dr. Karen Reeds, 1985

Duley, Margot

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Denison UniversityDenison Digital CommonsLooking Back, Looking Forward Women's and Gender Studies3-15-1985Letter Concerning Lecture on Scholarly Publishing1985Margot DuleyDenison UniversityFollow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.denison.edu/lookingbackThis Letter is brought to you for free and open access by the Women's and Gender Studies at Denison Digital Commons. It has been accepted forinclusion in Looking Back, Looking Forward by an authorized administrator of Denison Digital Commons.Recommended CitationDuley, Margot, "Letter Concerning Lecture on Scholarly Publishing 1985" (1985). Looking Back, Looking Forward. 63.http://digitalcommons.denison.edu/lookingback/63Women's StudiesFounded 1831October 15, 1985 Granville, OH 43023(614) 387-6336Dear Colleagues:Thank you for your enthusiastic response to the interestsurvey on publishing circulated by the Women's Studies Program.Virtually every topic that we suggested proved to have a signif-icant constituency, and we shall attempt to address as many aspossible over the coming months.Denison faculty have a particularly strong interest in aworkshop on publishing scholarly books. In conjunction withRutgers University Press we have arranged for a presentationentitled "An Insider's View of University Publishing." Itwill take place on Thursday, October 24, 4-5:30 p.m., in theFaculty Lounge.The speaker, Dr. Karen Reeds, is qualified to deal withthe diverse publishing fields represented by our faculty. Shehas a Ph.D. in the History of Science from Harvard. She servedas a generalist editor at the University of California Press,and she is currently an acquisitions editor at Rutgers. Shehas edited books in the natural sciences, social sciences,and humanities. Dr. Reed will talk about the acquisitionsprocess, review procedures, and mutual expectations. As ascholar and editor she has seen both sides of the business.She will welcome your questions.We invite you to participate in this first publishingworkshop.Yours sincerely,fa.3(got I ^Director, Women's StudiesMID:Ip

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