Myth #1: Faculty can always freely use their own published content.
Myth #2: Articles in Open Access journals are low-quality.
Myth #3: Open Access is just a way for libraries to save money.
Myth #4: Open Access publishing methods are all the same.
Myth #5: Open Access does not work as an economic model.
The Scholarly Communications Office provides guidance, policy development, and advocacy to faculty, students, and staff on the following issues:
Copyright and fair use
Authors’ rights
Privacy rights
Open access
Policy related to scholarly material
For more information, visit the Scholarly Communications Office webpage, or contact Collin Drummond, MSLS.