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Committee on Scholarly Communication (CSC)
The UCSB Committee on Scholarly Communication (CSC) was created by the Faculty Legislature in 2004 with the following charge:
- Promoting education and advocacy related to scholarly communication in collaboration with Senate councils and committees related to research policy and resources and to faculty promotion and development; with divisional executive committees; and with campus advisory committees related to technology, research, copyright and other relevant issues.
- Analyzing issues of scholarly publishing and communication as they apply in the UCSB context, and develop local responses to relevant actions and initiatives carried out by systemwide committees and at other campuses.
- Proposing short- and long-term strategies to inform UCSB faculty about these issues.
- Suggesting and endorsing avenues for individual and collective action including changes in academic policy, new forms of publication and dissemination, changes in legal and economic models, enhanced uses of technology, new library collecting policies and other means.
The creation of this web page is one of the initiatives the CSC has taken to fulfill its charge.
To contact the committee send email to help@senate.ucsb.edu
Scholarly Communication at UCSB
Academic advancement at UCSB: The role of e-publication and new means of scholarly communication
Proposed CSC Resolution on Scholarly Communication
Professor Ted Bergstrom's Journal Pricing Page
UCSB Libraries Scholarly Communication
UC Scholarly Communication Initiatives and Reports
The University's Role in Fostering Positive Change in Scholarly Communication
Reshaping Scholarly Communication: Resources from the UC Office of Scholarly Communication
The UC eScholarship Repository,
and to deposit your works in the repository
Click HERE
UC Academic Council Special Committee on Scholarly Communication
Online Scholarly Communication Resources
The Crisis in Scholarly Communication (Overviews of Issues and of Serials Pricing)
Copyright Laws: Taking control of your scholarly property
New Models for Scholarly Communication (Open Access, Repositories, and New Publishing Models)
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