Introduction to GIS Workshops Fall 2015
This is a day-long (9am to 4:30pm) event that takes place on a Friday at Baruch College. Do you have a research question that you'd like to envision geographically? Maybe you'd like to study neighborhoods and businesses to target a market. Or perhaps you want […]
Who Owns Your Journal Article: You or the Publisher?
Library Room C196.05When you publish a journal article, you sign a copyright agreement. Do you know what you’re agreeing to when you sign it? Different journals have different policies: Some journals require you to relinquish your copyright. (You then have to ask permission or even pay to […]
Who Owns Your Journal Article: You or the Publisher?
Library Room C196.05When you publish a journal article, you sign a copyright agreement. Do you know what you’re agreeing to when you sign it? Different journals have different policies: Some journals require you to relinquish your copyright. (You then have to ask permission or even pay to […]
Researcher Success: Institutions and Public Access Requirements
Columbia University 116th St & Broadway, New York, NY, United StatesPlease join Columbia University Libraries/Information Services’ Center for Digital Research and Scholarship's Scholarly Communication Program for "Researcher Success: Institutions and Public Access Requirements", the first event of the academic year in our Research Without Borders panel discussion series. This event will take place from 2-4pm […]
Write to be Read: Publication and Rights Management Strategies For Maximizing Impact
New York Public LibraryJoin Authors Alliance’s Pamela Samuelson and Michael Wolfe for a workshop at The New York Public Library that will explore how authors can manage their legal rights and choose publication outlets with an eye on securing long-term impact and availability. Among the questions to be […]
Intro to Library Resources (Evening)
Library Room C196.05Overview of the Graduate Center Library will introduce: the library website, subject specific databases, resources beyond the GC library, sample search queries, citation management instruction overview, and archival and primary source subject-specific searching.
Intro to Library Resources (Afternoon)
Library Room C196.05Overview of the Graduate Center Library will introduce: the library website, subject specific databases, resources beyond the GC library, sample search queries, citation management instruction overview, and archival and primary source subject-specific searching.
Preparing, Pitching, and Proposing Your First Book Project
Graduate Center Room C201 (Concourse Level)Wondering how to make that almost finished dissertation into a viable book project? Learn from Michael J. McGandy, Senior Editor, Cornell University Press (American History, American Politics, New York State, and Urban Studies). A mix of nuts-and-bolts and strategy, this talk will address the initial steps […]
What is Trending in Scholarly Publishing?
C198 (Concourse Level) The Graduate Center, CUNYWhat is new in the economics, institutional politics, technology, and philosophy of academic publishing? Michael J. McGandy, Senior Editor, Cornell University Press (American History, American Politics, New York State, and Urban Studies) will address trends in digital publishing, open access, and popular publishing, and relate […]
Academic Works Upload-A-Thon (evening)
Library Room C196.02CUNY recently launched Academic Works, an open access institutional repository that is the ideal way for you to make articles, book chapters, data, etc. available to your research community and the broader public. It’s also the perfect place to satisfy grant funders’ open access and […]
Looking for events around town?
The library offers several workshops which are listed on this calendar, but you might also be interested in checking out these other events listings:
Stephen Zweibel is Digital Scholarship Librarian at The Graduate Center. 
