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04.13.2018 | SSP News & Releases

Celebrating the dedicated volunteers that drive SSP programs and activities

Did you know that National Volunteer Week is April 15-21? National Volunteer Week is an annual celebration observed in the United States and in Canada in mid-to-late April, to promote and show appreciation for volunteerism.

Volunteers are critical to SSP’s success and we’d like to this opportunity to acknowledge them for their contributions and thank them for their commitment to SSP and the scholarly publishing community. SSP has more than 250 members that volunteer their time to support the advancement of scholarly communications by serving on committees, task forces, the Board of Directors, writing for SSP’s blog, The Scholarly Kitchen, or acting as a mentor to our Fellows and mentees. Many of the programs SSP offers were developed and are led by our enthusiastic members. Volunteerism is an important element of professional development and a great way to expand one’s professional network and gain leadership skills. 

“SSP is a robust organization due to the hard work and dedication of our volunteers. I am grateful for their passion and commitment,” said Jennifer Pesanelli, SSP President.

We’ll be recognizing our many volunteers at the upcoming SSP Annual Meeting, May 30-June 1 in Chicago, IL, but National Volunteer Week provides us with a perfect opportunity to call attention to all of these deserving individuals and their organizations that support the work they do!

SSP Board of Directors
SSP Committee/Task Force Chairs and Members
The Scholarly Kitchen Chefs

If you’re interested in volunteering with SSP, you can learn more on the Get Involved page of our website.

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