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Open Access Journals in the Geosciences
Faculty and students in the geosciences produce fascinating research on many diverse topics ranging from geochemical analyses of soils and sediments to spatial analyses of...Topics- Faculty Publications and Research
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Grassroots Action and Open Access
Over the past year we’ve seen information play a vital role in grassroots action, from the Arab Spring to Occupy Wall Street (and even locally,...Topics- For Faculty
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Publishing in Health Sciences Open Access Journals
Publishing in an open access (OA) journal gets your research to more people faster. You may be concerned that OA journals don’t have comparable impact...Topics- Digital Collections
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You wrote it. But do you own it?
You are part of the university community. You do research. You give the product of your research to a journal. The journal publishes your article....Topics- General
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Celebrating The Great Speckled Bird!
The online version of The Great Speckled Bird, Atlanta’s underground newspaper from the 1960s and 1970s, will officially launch this Thursday! Helping us celebrate, Dr....Topics- Communication
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Open Access Week Is Here!
Georgia State’s researchers publish great articles. But the journals they appear in cost thousands of dollars a year, limiting the number of people who can...Topics- Digital Collections
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GSU Library will celebrate Great Speckled Bird digitization and traveling exhibit
Join Georgia State University Library as we celebrate the digitized Great Speckled Bird and grant-funded traveling exhibit! What: Great Speckled Bird Launch Party When: Thursday,...Topics- African American Studies
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Dr. Shawn Powers to Speak on Tunisia’s Transition
Tunisia’s Transition: The Challenges of Building Democracy in a Weak State While the World is Watching. Presented by Dr. Shawn Powers, Department of Communication As...Topics- Communication
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Belize, GIS and Study Abroad
Wondering what to do during Maymester? How does engaging with local communities in Belize while conducting field work for a community GIS (Geographic Information Systems)...Topics- For Graduate Students
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- Geosciences
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Derrick A. Bell, Civil Rights Activist and Scholar, Dies
Derrick A. Bell, civil rights attorney and legal scholar – the first African-American to hold a tenured position at Harvard’s Law School, died on October...Topics- African American Studies
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