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POSITION:          Repository LibrarianAVAILABLE:        August 1, 2015   The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University Library seeks a Repository Librarian for the Carolina Digital Repository.  Reporting to the Head of Software Development within the division of Library and Information Technology (LIT), the Repository Librarian is responsible for day-to-day management and operations of the … Continue reading Repository Librarian →

Last year’s Program Committee was tasked with planning the first born-virtual Library Publishing Forum. Recognizing that a week-long online event would just add to a year’s worth of Zoom fatigue and isolation, they made a concerted effort to add as much compassion and humanity to the experience as they possibly could. (And they managed to … Continue reading Finding Connectedness, Inspiration, and Comfort at the 2021 Library Publishing Forum →

The Library Publishing Coalition (LPC) and the International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) Library Publishing Special Interest Group (LibPub SIG) have partnered to survey the landscape of publishing in libraries across the globe. LPC is seeking submissions for its 9th annual Library Publishing Directory. IFLA’s LibPub SIG has created a first-of-its-kind Map of global library … Continue reading Call for 2022 Entries: Library Publishing Directory and IFLA Library Publishing SIG Global Library Publishing Map →

Since 2014, the Library Publishing Directory has served as a yearly snapshot of the publishing endeavors of academic and research libraries.  While the original intent of the project was to raise the profile of library publishing organizations and to underline the value of this work, over the course of time the collected directories have become … Continue reading New LPC Resource: Library Publishing Directory Research Data Set →

Complete this questionnaire by September 13, 2021 to be considered for inclusion in the 2022 Library Publishing Directory, published by the Library Publishing Coalition. A version of the Directory will be openly available online. The questionnaire takes between 30 and 45 minutes to complete. You can save your progress and return later, but we recommend previewing … Continue reading Library Publishing Directory Questionnaire →

The Kudos program recognizes impactful work done by community members on behalf of the Library Publishing Coalition community. * * * * * * * * * * This Kudos recognizes Justin Gonder (California Digital Library), Sonya Betz (University of Alberta), Jason Boczar (University of South Florida), A.J. Boston (Murray State University), Robin Bedenbaugh (University of Tennessee), Jane … Continue reading Kudos to the 2020-21 Program Committee! →

San Francisco State University’s J. Paul Leonard Library is a busy, teaching-oriented institution supporting a community of 25,000 students as well as faculty and staff. Our campus is part of the 23-campus California State University system, and we are seeking applications for an Institutional Repository Librarian who will work collaboratively with other librarians and staff … Continue reading Institutional Repository Librarian →

Diversity, equity, and inclusion driving UCT Libraries publishing At the outset, it is important to acknowledge the LPC Publishing Practice Award Committee for recognizing the contribution of the University of Cape Town’s library publishing programme to the advancement of diversity, equity, and inclusivity. Drawing from the University’s social responsiveness goal, the Library shaped its publishing … Continue reading Publishing Practice Award: University of Cape Town Libraries →

Growing Together: Implementing Accessibility Practices into OER Workflows Mavs Open Press, operated by the University of Texas at Arlington Libraries (UTA Libraries), offers no-cost services for UTA faculty, staff, and students who wish to openly publish their scholarship. The Libraries’ program provides human and technological resources that empower our communities to create or adapt open … Continue reading Publishing Practice Award: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries – Mavs Open Press →

Did you miss a session at the virtual 2021 Library Publishing Forum? Maybe want to see one again? Here’s your chance! We’ve been busy in the past few weeks gathering videos, slides, etc., from our second virtual Forum and linking to them from the Forum page on our website.  Though not all sessions are available, … Continue reading 2021 Library Publishing Forum videos and slides →

Transitions is an occasional series where community members reflect on the things they have learned while moving from one institution to another or one role to another.  By Monica Westin, Google Scholar partnerships lead / technical program manager In the spring of 2014, I left a PhD program in classical rhetoric to try out a career … Continue reading Transitions: standing on the shoulders of librarians →

We’re excited to announce a call for applications for the third round of the LPC Fellowship Program. The fellowship program is intended to broaden access to library publishing to underrepresented groups, to develop research capacity in the field, and to bring new voices into the LPC community. This round of the fellowship program is centered … Continue reading Call for applications for 2021-2023 LPC Fellowship Program →

The Library Publishing Coalition is delighted to welcome the Association of Research Libraries (ARL) as a new strategic affiliate! About ARL: The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) is a nonprofit organization of 125 research libraries in Canada and the US whose mission is to advance research, learning, and scholarly communication. The Association fosters the open exchange of … Continue reading LPC welcomes a new strategic affiliate: ARL →

The Role As a senior level applications programmer in the Publishing, Archives, and Digitization (PAD) group at the California Digital Library, this position will join a team that is responsible for the design and maintenance of a diverse portfolio of web-based applications and services (deployed in Amazon Web Services) that support the publishing, research, and … Continue reading Senior Software Developer: Publishing, Archives, and Digitization →

Intersections is an occasional series where community members reflect on what they are seeing in other parts of their professional world and what library publishers can learn from it.  By Amanda Hurford, Private Academic Library Network of Indiana (PALNI) A conference icebreaker recently posed the question: How do you describe your job to someone who has … Continue reading Intersections: Connecting and Collaborating – Reflections of a Consortial Library Publisher →

Intersections is an occasional series where community members reflect on what they are seeing in other parts of their professional world and what library publishers can learn from it.  By Lauren B. Collister, Director, Office of Scholarly Communication and Publishing, University of Pittsburgh Library System, lbcollister@pitt.edu, @parnopaeus Many people who come to librarianship have a background … Continue reading Intersections: Library Publishing and Scholarly Societies →

Transitions is an occasional series where community members reflect on the things they have learned while moving from one institution to another or one role to another.  By Laura Miller, Florida State University As I am writing this post, I am about three weeks away from my one-year anniversary as a full-time library faculty member at … Continue reading Transitions: First Year as Faculty →

Job Description: The University Libraries at Virginia Tech seeks a full-time Publishing Services Specialist with a passion for project management and an eagerness to grow with the latest trends and best practices in digital-first, open access publishing. As a member of the Virginia Tech Publishing team, the Publishing Services Specialist will play an important role … Continue reading Publishing Services Specialist →

Intersections is an occasional series where community members reflect on what they are seeing in other parts of their professional world and what library publishers can learn from it.  By Annie Johnson, Assistant Director of Open Publishing Initiatives and Scholarly Communications, Temple University @anniekjohn For the past five years, I have worked for both Temple … Continue reading Intersections: Not Quite a Librarian, Not Quite a Publisher: What It’s Like to Work for a Library and a University Press →

LPC is the steward of the Library Publishing Curriculum, a suite of synchronous and asynchronous professional development offerings for librarians that are open and free under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license for anyone to offer or adapt. This dynamic, extensible curriculum is intended to empower librarians to meet local demands to launch and/or … Continue reading Library Publishing Curriculum →