NASIG and SSP Announce Joint Meeting on Information Policies May 27, 2015
NASIG and SSP (Society for Scholarly Publishing) are pleased to announce a joint full-day program, “Evolving Information Policies & Their Implications: A Conversation for Librarians & Publishers.”. Read More.
Author and New Yorker Contributor Ken Auletta to Speak at SSP’s 2015 Annual Meeting
We are delighted to announce that author, journalist, and media critic Ken Auletta will speak at the upcoming Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) Annual Meeting, to be held May 27–29 at the Crystal Gateway Marriott in Arlington, Virginia. Read More.
SSP DC Librarian Focus Group Sold Out Again this year!
Please watch for upcoming information about the SSP Librarian Focus Group in Chicago in late August.
Registration is now open for the 2015 SSP Webinar Series
The SSP 2015 webinar program delivers a series of highly informative, thought-provoking webinars designed to challenge and stimulate discussion. Read More.
Check it out—our updating on internship programs in scholarly communications!
The SSP Professional Development Committee has updated its webpage on current internship programs available in scholarly communications. Read More.
350 Years and How Are We Doing? January Issue of Learned Publishing Just Posted
2015 marks the 350th birthday of the scholarly journal and is being celebrated throughout the year by the Royal Society. Here at Learned Publishing we are also looking forward to a year of reflection and consolidation. Read More.
SSP Announces Its 2014 Awards for Leadership and Service
The Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) has announced the 2014 recipients of its most prestigious awards: the Distinguished Service Award, the SSP Appreciation Award and the Emerging Leader Award. These honors recognize outstanding service in support of SSP’s strategic goals. Read More.
New Officers and Board for 2014-2015
I am delighted to announce the new officers and Board for 2014-2015. This year’s elections were very close, which is a testament to the excellent job done by Carol Meyer and the Nominating Committee as well as to the deep reservoir of talent and dedication among the volunteers and members of SSP. Read More.
