The Open Access Symposium 2016 was held May 19–20. The opening session and reception on May 19 were held in the University Union, and events on May 20 were held in the Willis Library. The 2016 theme was "Open Access at the Tipping Point." Follow the discussion online at #untoa16 on Twitter and other social media.
Earlier this month, US Senator John Coryn of Texas thanked UNT for hosting its sixth annual UNT Open Access Symposium. His video message has been archived in the UNT Digital Library.
This UNT Speaks Out event features student and faculty speakers from various disciplines describing their research and perspectives on open access. Dr. Gloria Cox, Dean of the UNT Honors College, will introduce this event and discuss The Eagle Feather publication and the impact of open access to student research.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to turn your research into an award-winning academic poster?
This Academic Poster Design Workshop is led by Dr. Jesse Hamner, Director of the UNT Research and Visualization Environment (RAVE), and provides tips and instruction on academic poster design and how to achieve wider dissemination of your work through the open access UNT Scholarly Works institutional repository.
This UNT Speaks Out event features speakers from various disciplines offering perspectives on faculty research and the impact of open access. Dr. William Moen will discuss the process of implementing the UNT Open Access Policy and serve as moderator for the event. Laura Waugh, Repository Librarian for UNT Scholarly Works, will discuss the importance of providing open access to research and the option of including it in ones institutional repository.
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Have you heard about ORCID, ISNI, ResearchGate, or any of the other numerous networking and academic profile websites and wondered how to successfully use them to promote your research and professional experience?
Did you present a poster at a conference this past year? Do you have a poster accepted for an upcoming conference? If so, you are invited to share your work with the UNT Library and College of Information community at this special poster session.
Have you ever wondered what it takes to turn your research into an award-winning academic poster?
Have you ever wondered what it takes to turn your research into an award-winning academic poster?
This Data Visualization and Poster Design Workshop is a follow-up to a Lecture held earlier in the week.
