Welcome to SPR Presents: Recordings!
Here the Scholarly Publishing and Research Team from the University Libraries houses their recordings. Review our workshops, trainings, and webinars below and don't hesitate to reach out and ask more questions!
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Experts On Data: IRB Review
Sandra Arntz and Toni Jamison
Everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask about IRB review! Join us to learn about federal regulations regarding human subject research and more from our experts: Dr. Sandra Arntz, Assistant Director, Research Compliance for Human Subjects, and Toni Jamison, Institutional Review Board Senior Specialist. You'll also gain valuable insight as to the training required to conduct human subject research and how to submit via KSU's online portal, Cayuse.
This event is hosted by the Scholarly Publishing and Research sub-unit within the University Libraries as part of the "Experts On..." series.
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Experts On Data: File Management
Tamara E. Livingston, Amber Smith, and Christian Kelly
Join us for an informational session about file management—everything you wanted to know but were afraid to ask! Learn about storing your research data and more from our experts: Dr. Tamara Livingston, Institutional Records Manager and Executive Director of Museums, Archives, and Rare Books; Christian Kelly, Digital Archivist; and Amber Smith, Records Manager.
This event is hosted by the Scholarly Publishing and Research sub-unit within the University Libraries as part of the 2025 Experts on Data series.
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Scholarly Publishing and Research 101 Seminar
Chelsee Dickson, Femi Jayeola, Laura Beane, Heather Hankins, Rachel Schrauben Yeates, and Brianna Parfaite
During the summer of 2024, SPR disseminated a survey on scholarly communication and data services to their fellow KSU librarians. The collected responses were used to develop a foundational series of train-the-trainer sessions with a focus on open access, open educational resources, copyright, data services, and the institutional repository. This recording is of the introductory seminar, Scholarly Research and Publishing 101.
Our goal for these sessions is that the audience will be informed not only of the common themes of scholarly communication, publishing, and research, but also of the services provided by the SPR Team.
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Scholarly Publishing and Research Foundations Session 1
Chelsee Dickson, Femi Jayeola, Laura Beane, Heather Hankins, Rachel Schrauben Yeates, and Brianna Parfaite
During the summer of 2024, SPR disseminated a survey on scholarly communication and data services to their fellow KSU librarians. The collected responses were used to develop a foundational series of train-the-trainer sessions with a focus on open access, open educational resources, copyright, data services, and the institutional repository. This recording is of the first session titled The Open Scholarship Trailhead.
Our goal for these sessions is that the audience will be informed not only of the common themes of scholarly communication, publishing, and research, but also of the services provided by the SPR Team.
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Scholarly Publishing and Research Foundations Session 2
Chelsee Dickson, Femi Jayeola, Laura Beane, Heather Hankins, Rachel Schrauben Yeates, and Brianna Parfaite
During the summer of 2024, SPR disseminated a survey on scholarly communication and data services to their fellow KSU librarians. The collected responses were used to develop a foundational series of train-the-trainer sessions with a focus on open access, open educational resources, copyright, data services, and the institutional repository. This recording is of the first session titled Scholarly Publishing and research Overlook.
Our goal for these sessions is that the audience will be informed not only of the common themes of scholarly communication, publishing, and research, but also of the services provided by the SPR Team.
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Scholarly Publishing and Research Foundations Session 3
Chelsee Dickson, Femi Jayeola, Laura Beane, Heather Hankins, Rachel Schrauben Yeates, and Brianna Parfaite
During the summer of 2024, SPR disseminated a survey on scholarly communication and data services to their fellow KSU librarians. The collected responses were used to develop a foundational series of train-the-trainer sessions with a focus on open access, open educational resources, copyright, data services, and the institutional repository. This recording is of the final session, titled The Scholarly Summit.
Our goal for these sessions is that the audience will be informed not only of the common themes of scholarly communication, publishing, and research, but also of the services provided by the SPR Team.