Research Impact and Open Access
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UT Libraries is committed to equity of access to information. As a library and a vibrant member of our land-grant institution, we believe equitable access to information is foundational to a strong community and a just world. We not only support authors with open access publishing fees, we also use our budget to invest in sustainable open access projects with academic publishers. We advocate for change. We share the work of Volunteers with the world. We aim to normalize open access to research and scholarship for students, faculty, and all residents of the state of Tennessee.
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Open Access, Publishing, and TRACE
Peter Fernandez, Head, Research Impact & Open Access
Research Impact
Judy Li, Research Impact Librarian
Scholarly Communication
Olivia Chin, Scholarly Communication Librarian
Collection Strategy
Jennifer Mezick, Head of Assessment Programs and Collection Strategy
Data Services Librarians
Brianne Dosch, Social Sciences Data Librarian
Discovery & Access and Informed Inclusion of Resources
Contact your subject librarian.
Licensing Terms
Contact the Acquisitions and Continuing Resources department.
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