Scholarly Communication Services
Library support for the research and publication process
What is Scholarly Communication?
Scholarly Communication refers to the cycle in which authors create, evaluate, disseminate, and preserve new knowledge. This cycle includes a variety of activities such as using existing literature, conducting research, peer reviewing manuscripts and publishing new literature, as well as the collecting, archiving, and making available that new literature. For more information about scholarly communication, contact scholarlycomm@ecu.edu.
Scholarly Communication Life Cycle
Resource Management
News
To reduce barriers to open access publishing and to support campus authors who choose open access publishing as the best venue for their work, the Academic Council and the University Libraries established the Open Access Publishing Support Fund (OAPSF).
Partnerships
Joyner Library Contacts
Wm. Joseph Thomas 252-737-2728
Assistant Director for Research and Scholarly Communication
Jeanne Hoover 252-328-2261
Head of Research and Scholarly Communications
Jamie Brinkley 252-328-0412
Scholarly Communication Technician
Cindy Shirkey 252-737-2724
Liaison Coordinator and Collection Strategist
David Durant 252-328-2258
Collection Development Librarian for Federal Documents and Social Sciences
For scholarly communication questions, contact us at scholarlycomm@ecu.edu.
For copyright & fair use questions, contact us at copyright@ecu.edu.
Laupus Library Contacts
Kerry Sewell 252-744-0477
Research Librarian, Laupus Library