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Karen Stoll Farrell
Director, Scholarly Communication and Open Publishing

IUSW@iu.edu

Wells Library E350
1320 E. Tenth Street
Bloomington, IN 47405
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About Us

The Scholarly Communication Department at IU Bloomington Libraries provides infrastructure and services to support the IU community in creating, sharing, and preserving their scholarly work. We believe that equitable access to data, research, and information is foundational to the production of knowledge, and are dedicated to supporting this principle within the IU community.

Across all IU regional campuses, we support Open Scholarship with impact/metrics consultations, data management services, an open journals publishing platform, OER consultations, and a publishing service for texts not publishable by scholarly or commercial presses. We also manage three repositories: IUScholarWorks, IUScholarWorks Open, and IU Data Core.

For IU Bloomington affiliates, our department offers assistance with open access policy compliance and funding for open access publishing.

 

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Our Team

Rivkah Cooke
Scholarly Communication

Rivkah Cooke

Open Access Publishing Manager

(812) 855-4262

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Scholarly Communication

Karen Stoll Farrell

Director, Scholarly Communication and Open Publishing Associate Librarian

(812) 855-5647

Ethan Fridmanski
Scholarly Communication

Ethan Fridmanski

Data Services Librarian Assistant Librarian

(812) 855-7769

Adam Mazel.
Scholarly Communication

Adam Mazel

Digital Publishing Librarian Assistant Librarian

(812) 855-4217

Haley Norris.
Scholarly Communication

Haley Janelle Norris

Open Education Librarian Assistant Librarian

(812) 856-0023

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Scholarly Communication

Theresa Quill

Map and Spatial Data Librarian Associate Librarian

(812) 855-3726

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Scholarly Communication

Willa Liburd Tavernier

Research Impact & Open Scholarship Librarian Assistant Librarian

(812) 856-1122

Matt Vaughn.
Scholarly Communication

Matthew Vaughn

Open Publishing Librarian Assistant Librarian

(812) 856-6842

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