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    Scholarly Communications Workshop

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    Date
    2012-01-18
    Author
    Kirchner, Joy
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    Abstract
    This workshop took place January 17-18 in the Virginia Tech University Library to inform library staff about the current state of academic publishing, and opportunities for academic libraries to better serve their communities.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10919/11352
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