JMU Scholarly Commons was established as the institutional repository and open access publishing platform of James Madison University (JMU) in 2013. The broad capabilities of JMU Scholarly Commons include: the dissemination of JMU student, staff, and faculty research including presentations, papers, posters, and selected multimedia works; the dissemination of electronic theses and dissertations produced by JMU students; the publication of JMU-based journals including peer-reviewed publications; conference proceedings for select JMU-sponsored events; dissemination of select digitized and born-digital materials from JMU Special Collections, and other materials related to James Madison University.
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JMU Scholarly Commons showcases the breadth of research and scholarship at James Madison University. The benefits of contributing your work to JMU Scholarly Commons include:
For more information please consult the full JMU Scholarly Commons Collection Development & Preservation Policies.
JMU Scholarly Commons reflects and supports the mission of JMU Libraries and the goals and mission of James Madison University. JMU Scholarly Commons supports the open, worldwide distribution of scholarship originating at, or connected to, James Madison University. Please see the full Collection Development Policy to learn more about our collecting scope and priorities for JMU Scholarly Commons.
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JMU Scholarly Commons Administrators
Becca Kruse Digital Collections Specialist Scholarly Communications Strategies |
Mark Lane Head of Digital Assets, Associate Professor Scholarly Communications Strategies |
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