Kudzu-Ops Mailing List: REMINDER: Upcoming ASERL community calls re: OA/Transformative Agreements

[John Burger (jburger]

ASERL Friends:

 

Greetings, and happy September!  A quick reminder that we have organized the following two conversations on Open Access and “transformative” agreements.  Please join us!

 

ASERL Community Call:  National Perspectives on the State of Transformative / OA Agreements

Sept 15, 2022 at 3:00pm Eastern Time / 2:00pm Central Time

Presenters:  Mat Wilmott (Assistant Director for Open Access Agreements, University of California System) and Allison Langham-Putrow (University of Minnesota / head of SPARC's Data Analysis Working Group in SPARC's Journal Negotiation Community of Practice)

Please REGISTER to attend this event:  https://emory.zoom.us/j/98503787354?pwd=a1Uwcjh6UkdKd1k4cnlGM1JnN3VyQT09

Presentation will be recorded, but the Q&A session will not be recorded.

53 people are currently registered for this session.

 

 

ASERL Community Call: Regional Experiences with OA / Transformative Agreements

Sept 23, 2022 at 3:00pm Eastern Time / 2:00pm Central Time

Presenters:  Tim Bucknall (UNC Greensboro & Convener of Carolina Consortium) and Celeste Feather (Senior Director of Content and Scholarly Communication Initiatives, LYRASIS)

Please REGISTER to attend this event:  https://emory.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqce2qpzMjG9cRK74HKNeiGQPJud2CGR51

This session will not be recorded.

38 people are currently registered for this session.

 

Both sessions will include concise initial presentations from the speakers and an opportunity for Q&A with the audience. The Q&A portions will not be recorded, so we encourage attendees to come with plenty of candid questions about what is working in these types of agreements and what is not!

 

Thanks for your interest.

 

Kind regards,

 

--j.e.b.

 

John Burger, Executive Director

Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL)

c/o Robert W. Woodruff Library

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Atlanta, Georgia  30322

 

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