Scholarly Publishing Workshop, Friday October 18

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SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING WORKSHOP
Join us this Friday Oct 18 at 2 pm in Gelman Library 302
Open to All GW Students
  • Publishing advice and perspectives
  • How to locate publishing venues: traditional, non-traditional, open access
  • Preparing to publish: how the library can help
  • Research and writing tools
  • Submitting your work: understanding author agreements, copyright
  • Promoting your work/scholarly presence online
  • Non-journal-based publishing opportunities
  • Questions and discussion
Workshop led by Alexa Alice Joubin (English) and Shira Loev Eller (Gelman Library Scholarly Communications Team)
Contact: Matt Stigler, English Graduate Student Association, mstigler@gwmail.gwu.edu
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