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Category Archives: ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University
Best Dissertation Award for Andrew Young School Alumna
Andrew Young School alumna Elizabeth Searing (Ph.D. in Public Policy ’15) was recently awarded the Best Dissertation Award from the Public and Nonprofit Division of the Academy of Management at its annual meeting in Anaheim, California, for her work in … Continue reading
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Loading...Georgia State University’s Open Access Scholarship Has Global Reach
Ever wondered who is reading the scholarly journal articles or the thesis or dissertation you wrote? GSU authors who deposit their scholarship into Georgia State’s open access repository, ScholarWorks, can easily find out! Every GSU author in ScholarWorks has an … Continue reading
(4 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...Open Access Week 2016: Open in Action
This week, October 24-30, is Open Access Week 2016. This year’s theme is Open in Action. Open access means research is free to read online, with no subscription or payment required. How is Open Access supported at Georgia State? Georgia State’s … Continue reading
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...Fall Newsletters for the Andrew Young School
A newsletter for each department in the Andrew Young School has been published and is accessible in a new, user-friendly Research Guide: Criminal Justice – library.gsu.edu/cjnews Economics – library.gsu.edu/econnews Public Management and Policy – library.gsu.edu/pmapnews Social Work – library.gsu.edu/swnews Each … Continue reading
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Spring Newsletter for Health, Science, Education, and Policy
The Health, Science, Education, and Policy (HSEP) Team newsletter for Spring 2016 is now available, featuring content about BioMed Central, ORCID, new books, and much more. The newsletter also includes HSEP librarian contact information and services supporting faculty, students, and staff with instruction, online resources … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, Byrdine F. Lewis School of Nursing and Health Professions, College of Arts & Sciences, College of Education and Human Development, library newsletter, School of Public Health
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Open Access Week: Open for Collaboration
This week, October 19-23, is Open Access Week 2015. This year’s theme is Open for Collaboration. Open access means research is free to read online, with no subscription or payment required. SPARC created an easy to understand guide, How Open … Continue reading
(3 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...Open Access and Altmetrics
Altmetrics are defined by altmetric.org as “the creation and study of new metrics based on the Social Web for analyzing, and informing scholarship.” The use of altmetrics in assessing researcher impact is emerging as a potential alternative or supplement to … Continue reading
(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)Loading...Why does Open Access matter to undergrads?
If you’ve been following our posts about Open Access (OA) research this week, you may think that this is just an issue that matters to professors and librarians. OA – the movement that’s making scholarly articles and other publications available … Continue reading
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Atlanta Beltline Health Initiatives Lecture
The Georgia State University Community is invited to join the School of Public Health for its’ annual Urban Health Disparities Lecture. This year, the speaker is Paul Morris, president and CEO of the Atlanta Beltline, Inc. Mr. Morris will speak … Continue reading
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World Health Organization joins Europe PubMed Central
The World Health Organisation (WHO), now follows an open access policy to ensure the widespread dissemination of scientific research. The policy applies to all WHO-authored or WHO-funded research published in external journals and books. From the WHO website: Journal articles … Continue reading
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