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LCC Subject Category: Law: Law in general. Comparative and uniform law. Jurisprudence | Bibliography. Library
science. Information resources
AUTHORS
Heidi Zuniga (University of Colorado Health Sciences Library, Anschutz Medical Campus)
Lilian Hoffecker (University of Colorado Health Sciences Library, Anschutz Medical Campus)
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12/11/2020 Managing an Open Access Fund: Tips from the Trenches and Questions for the Future | Directory of Open Access Journals
Time From Submission to Publication: 4 weeks
The authors describe the process and results of an ongoing Open Access Fund program at the Health Sciences
Library of the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. The fund has helped students and other early
career researchers pay for the article processing charge or APC to publish their articles in an OA journal since 2013.
In the three years since, the fund has paid the APC for 39 applicants with a total expenditure of $37,576. Most
applicants were students as intended, however the fund supported a surprisingly large number of medical residents
and junior faculty. Individuals associated with the School of Medicine overwhelmingly represented the awardees
compared to other units, and the Public Library of Science (PLoS) journals were the most common journal they
published in. While acknowledging the undeniable benefit of the fund to the awardees, the authors also pose
challenging questions about the future role of libraries in subsidizing open access journals.
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