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The second annual Conference for High Impact Research will be held on May 14, 2018, specifically to help faculty prepare for the summer research break and will offer distinct sessions and a plenary luncheon. Share knowledge with external experts, information professionals from AU Library, and colleagues at this day-long event. Connect with your Library subject specialist and enjoy learning about furthering your impact with your peers. Sign up to attend the conference and create your custom schedule HERE!

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Monday, May 14 • 9:15am - 10:30am
Promote Yourself! Managing Your Research and Scholarly Profile LIMITED

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This workshop will cover tools and strategies for:
• Managing your scholarly profile – Academia, ResearchGate, Google Scholar Profiles, ORCiD and other researcher IDs
• Avoiding predatory publishers
• Article sharing rights
• Publishing open access – DOAJ, SHERPA/ROMEO, Sparc author addendums, Open Acess Fund
• Understanding metrics and altmetrics


Moderators
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Christine Dulaney

Director of Technical Services, American University

Speakers
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Rachel Borchardt

Associate Director, Research and Instructional Services, and Science Librarian, American University
Rachel Borchardt is the science librarian at American University. Her professional research focuses on the intersection of metrics and libraries, and she has written and presented on the topic in many venues, including a recent book publication titled Meaningful Metrics: A 21st-Century... Read More →
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Amanda Click

Business Librarian, American University
Amanda is the business librarian at American University, supporting the research needs of the faculty and students in the Kogod School of Business. In 2016, she earned a PhD in Information Science from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she studied the cultural... Read More →
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Sarah Tegen

VP Global Journals Development, American Chemical Society
Sarah Tegen, PhD, is Vice President for Global Journals Development at the American Chemical Society.  A veteran of the publishing industry, Tegen serves as  President of the Council of Science Editors, as co-Chair of the Journals Committee for the Professional and Scholarly Publishing... Read More →

Promote Yourself CHIR 2018 pptx
Monday May 14, 2018 9:15am - 10:30am EDT
Library Screening Room, B-51, Lower Level
  Concurrent Session 1

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