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Your digital identity as a scholar is just one facet of your scholarly identity. You are more than your publications, presentations, and grants. At the same time, there are too many profile…

Overview of services around OA funding and research impact from IU Libraries.

Transcript: Academic journal publishing now has a host of inequities that negatively affect the information ecosystem. First, there is often little reciprocity between higher education and journal…

Transcript: Over the last two decades, these inequities within the information ecosystem have started to be addressed. Some government officials, administrators, faculty, librarians, and students…

In this segment, Pam Napier, assistant professor of Visual Communications at the Herron School of Art and Design, discusses her path to Associate Professor as a publicly-engaged scholar giving…

In this segment, Dr. Elee Wood, from the Museum Studies Program discusses offers guidance on working with your unit level review committee as you prepare for tenure, promotion and advancement with…

In this segment, Dr. Elee Wood, from the the Museum Studies Program discusses her journey to Associate and Full Professor using her publiclly engaged work as the foundation. In the presentation,…

In this segment, Dr. Julie Poore from the IU School of Nursing, discusses her path to Clinical Associate Professor in light of her teaching and research in community-based interprofessional…

In this segment, Dr. Laura Holzman, from the Herron School of Art and Design, discusses her path to Associate Professor as a public scholar giving specific attention to key strategies she used, as…