SSP News & Releases

Submissions for poster proposals are being accepted via ExOrdo from now through February 4. Not quite ready to take the stage and present to a large audience? New to the industry and not sure how to participate? Did you miss …

SSP webinars offer great value and a convenient way to stay on top of industry developments. January 20, 2022 – The Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) is excited to release our 2022 webinar series, curated to provide highly informative, thought-provoking …

A dedicated community of C4DISC volunteers is poised to begin work on the creation of a Toolkit for Disability Equity. They are eager to create a comprehensive resource for the publishing and academic community.   One project manager is in place …

  “I don’t belong here, and it’s a matter of time before someone figures it out.” – Rachel Walther, Society for Research in Child Development, describing the feeling of imposter syndrome   My first job in scholarly publishing was performing …

January 6, 2022 – The Society for Scholarly Publishing is pleased to welcome Madelyn Stone, who joined the SSP team on December 20, 2021, as Membership Administrator. She is responsible for administering SSP’s customer support and database management, as well …

The New Year brings new challenges but also opportunities. The industry is in an unprecedented state of flux, with changes bringing about new ways of working. What better time to acquire new skills and develop growth potential? Whether you are …

SSP announces highly competitive Fellowship winners for 2022 across publishing, librarianship, and scholarly communications. December 15, 2021 – The Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP) has announced that twelve students and early-career professionals have been awarded highly competitive Fellowships for 2022. …

On October 6-7, 2021, SSP held a 2-day virtual seminar, “New Directions in Scholarly Publishing: How to Move Fast and Not Break Things: Balancing High-Speed Outputs at the Risk of Slamming on the Brakes,” and I had the pleasure of …

It’s hard to believe that 2021 is coming to an end; and even harder to realize that, for many of us, it’s been another year of not being able to spend time in person with our family, friends, and colleagues. …

With our Annual Meeting Call for Proposals closing November 19, many scholarly communication and publishing professionals and organizational stakeholders are submitting ideas for Educational Sessions. In prior years, the Annual Meeting Program Committee has typically received over 100 proposals for …