Scholarly Communication

Creating and Implementing a Scholarly Communication Program: The University of California Libraries as a Case Study

The UCLA Library hosted this workshop for academic librarians on Saturday, July 15, 2006. Following is the agenda, which includes links to the PowerPoint presentations made at the various sessions and handouts distributed.

Program

Scholarly Communication: Responses at the University of California: A "Systemwide" Overview
John Ober, UC Office of Scholarly Communication

Planning and Leveraging a Faculty Symposium

• A Scholarly Communication Symposium for UCLA Faculty: The Big Event as a Strategy for Outreach and Action, Cindy Shelton, UCLA
• A Scholarly Communication Symposium for Faculty: Know Your Audience, Ruth Sabean, UCLA
• Planning and Leveraging a Faculty Symposium: The UC Berkeley Experience, Margaret Phillips, UC Berkeley

Working with Faculty and Administrators: Outreach and Collaboration

• Intellectual Property Outreach to Faculty: A Case Study, Sharon Farb, UCLA
• Outreach and Collaboration: Small Campus, Gail Persily, UC San Francisco
• Beth Remak-Honnef, UC Santa Cruz
• Eating Your Way to Outreach: Scholarly Communication Lunch Series, Susan Starr, UC San Diego

Implementing Scholarly Communication within the Library from Initiative to Program

• UCLA's Scholarly Communication Program: Talk at One; Walk at Two, Cindy Shelton, UCLA
• Implementing SC with the Library from Initiative to Program, Lorelei Tanji, UC Irvine
• Scholarly Communication Preparedness: UC Davis Experience, Gail Yokote, UC Davis

Wrap-Up
John Ober, UC Office of Scholarly Communication

Handouts

• Publish and/or Perish: Changes in Scholarly Communication A Faculty Lunch Series at the UCSD Faculty Club
• Issues and Agendas Toolkits
• Selected University of California and UCLA Scholarly Communication Resources

If you have questions, suggestions, or comments about this series or about the Library's scholarly communication efforts, contact Sharon Farb.