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Current Members (
20192023 - )
Name | Campus | Position | Term |
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Michael Meth | San José | Chair | 2023-2024 |
Cyril Oberlander | Humboldt | Vice Chair/Chair Elect |
COLD Liaison |
2023- |
2025 |
Daina Dickman
Alyssa Loera
Dana Ospina
2019-2021
Anthony Davis
Rita Premo
Sonoma
2019-2021
Daisy Muralles
Librarian
Statement of Purpose
In support of open accessDavid Walker | Systemwide Library Initiatives | Ex Officio | ongoing |
Ann Roll | Systemwide Library Initiatives | Ex Officio | ongoing |
we're seeking nominations from members of the CSU Libraries for this committee. Please email the committee chair and vice-chair to express your interest. |
Vision
In support of faculty and students’ unfettered access to research and course materials, and the economic and social justice inherent in supporting faculty and students’ unfettered access to research and course materialsthat access, the CSU Libraries work collaboratively to redefine existing models of scholarly communication, 1) educate our communities about current issues and challenges in scholarly communications, and 2) create shared infrastructure for hosting and promoting open information , and educate and partner with our communities about these and related issuesresources.
Strategic
PlanGoals to be Addressed
- Support publishing models that prioritize flexibility and open access;
- Educate faculty on their rights as authors and open access publishing options;
- Collaborate to develop a unified platform (ScholarWorks) to preserve the scholarly, creative, and unique collections produced by the CSU community;
- Develop training for CSU librarians around ScholarWorks and materials to promote ScholarWorks to campus constituents;
- Lead efforts and collaborate with instructional faculty to transition course materials to no-cost library resources and open education resources;
- Commit to promoting Promote the use of open source scholarly communication systems and applications, when feasible;
- Provide guidance and support for research data management and open data standards; and
- Ensure development of a library workforce with the skills to effectively and authoritatively engage in current and emerging scholarly communication conversations.Explore the strengths and savings inherent in shared projects ; and
- Advocate for shared systems and platforms that offer efficiencies and improved research infrastructure (examples may include VIVO/Esploro, ORCID, and other tools in support of Scholarly CommunicationsCommunication).
Committee Scope
- The Scholarly Communication committee develops education and advocacy materials for the CSU Libraries (including developing and maintaining a CSU Libraries repository for the historical and working documents of COLD and its subcommittees)
- Keeps abreast of developments on scholarly communication topics (e.g. , libraries as publisher, OER, etc.) and policy
- Works with STIM and SRDC to establish guidelines for scholarly communication tools systems and services (e.g. , ScholarworksScholarWorks, ORCID, VivoVIVO, etc.)
- Develop Recommend programs and suggest policies for enacting at CSU Libraries to engage disciplinary faculty with scholarly communication issues
- Develop and deliver training to CSU Library faculty and staff on scholarly communications communication issues (e.g., faculty author rights, copyright, scholarly communication processes, etc.)
- Work with the Repositorians as a community of practice Digital Repositories Committee to disseminate materials and information to campuses
- Develop and design CSU-branded messaging and educational materials.
Members
- Two library deans/directors appointed by COLD who serve as chair and vice chair/chair-elect.
- Project Manager, Systemwide Library Initiatives, ex officio (Kevin CloudDavid Walker)
- One member of the STIM Committee (liaison; nominated by STIM Chair)
- One member of the SRDC Committee (liaison; nominated by ScholComm Chair)
- 8 members from library personnel across the CSU (alternating terms)
Members other than the Project Manager Systemwide Library Initiatives liaison will serve a term of two years; initial terms . Terms shall be staggered terms of one or two years so that subsequent committees will have four incoming members each year. Members may be reappointed to not more than three (3) consecutive terms, and may serve again after a hiatus in service.
2021-2022 Meetings
2020-2021 Meetings
Rolling Agenda
2020-21 Annual Work Plan
Quarterly Reports to COLD
Subcommittees
Document Archive
Charter - Scholarly Communications Committee (2021)
2021 Presentation to Provosts on Open Access
History of Open Access in the CSU system (2021)
2019 Digital Publishing and ORCID Survey Form.pdf
2019 Digital Publishing and ORCID Survey Results.pdf
2019 Digital Publishing and ORCID Survey Results.pptx