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The Publishing Interest Group endeavours endeavors to increase the capacity of the CSU Libraries to support open access publishing initiatives by developing shared knowledge, documentation, best practices, and outreach materials.
Reporting Structure
The Publishing Interest Group reports to the COLD Scholarly Communications Committee, which is committed to the systemwide advancement of openness in the realm of scholarly communications. As stated in the CSU Libraries Strategic Plan for 2018-2021:
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The shared priorities of the CSU Libraries around open access publishing will continue to evolve, and the Publishing Interest Group will endeavor to develop annual goals that are responsive to the needs of our campus communities.
The Publishing Interest Group’s goals for 2020-2021 include:2021-2022
- Public Facing/User Oriented Publishing (Documentation) Website, linked to the COLD website
- CSU Environmental Scan: Digital Scholarship Centers - Jaime Ding, Matt Martin, Kyle Morgan
- Open Access Infrastructure
- Continuation of developing shared knowledge, documentation, best practices, and outreach materials.
- Sustainability of the LibGuides Open Review Discussion Sessions (LORDS) - Jaime Ding, Alyssa Loera, Dana Ospina, Melissa Seelye
2020-2021
- Update the Publishing Interest Group charter - Melissa Seelye
- Increase Capacity for CSU-wide Journal Publishingjournal publishing
- Continue adding to and refining the CSU Open Journals Publishing Guide - Melissa Seelye, Dana Ospina, Matt Martin
- Begin developing author documentation, specifically aimed at students - Melissa Seelye, Dana Ospina, Kyle Morgan, Matt Martin, Pam Kruger
- Investigate additional means of supporting faculty journals through partnerships with vendors - Melissa Seelye, Mark Bilby, Matt Martin
- Present a formal status update on the state of CSU-wide publishing infrastructure to the COLD Scholarly Communications Committee - Melissa Seelye
- Prototype LibGuides Open Review Discussion Sessions (LORDS) - Jaime Ding, Alyssa Loera, Dana Ospina, Melissa Seelye
- Assess interest in and facilitate preliminary discussions regarding LORDS at campuses that will participate in prototype sessions
- Coordinate prototype LORDS at participating campuses
- Create a CSU-wide rubric and coordinate multi-campus prototype sessions
- Assess feasibility of a CSU-wide review system for LibGuides and, if feasible, present a proposal to the COLD Scholarly Communications Committee
- Compile and share CSU-specific information such as relevant legislation (e.g., A.B. 2192), CSU resolutions, ScholarWorks, and CSU transformative read and publish agreements - Melissa Seelye, Dana Ospina, Jaime Ding, Matt Martin
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Any CSU Libraries faculty and staff who have an interest in supporting open access publishing initiatives are welcome to join the Publishing Interest Group. No fewer than three CSU campuses should be represented.
Current 2021-2022 members include:
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- Jaime Ding (co-facilitator through February 2022), SLO
- Matt Martin (co-facilitator), San Francisco
- Robert Browder, San Francisco
- Mark Bilby, Fullerton
- Jaime Ding, SLO
- April Gilbert, San Jose
- Pam Kruger, Chico
- Alyssa Loera, PomonaMatt Martin, San Francisco
- David Morck, Northridge
- Kyle Morgan, Humboldt
- Dana Ospina, Dominguez Hills
- Rita Premo, Sonoma
- Marco Ruiz, Channel Islands
- Ryan Rush, Pomona
- Melissa Seelye, San Francisco
- Paizha Stoothoff, Los Angeles
Danielle Daugherty, SLO
- David Walker, Systemwide Library Initiatives
Note: The charter was Statement of Purpose, Reporting Structure, and Scope of Work were last revised by Melissa Seelye on October 7, 2020.
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