Scholarly Communication Home

The scholarly communications team at Columbia advises the campus community on tools, initiatives, policies, and services pertaining to the research lifecycle, from accessing scholarship to creating, publishing, sharing, evaluating, and preserving it. Part of the digital scholarship unit at the university, we offer training and consultations on publishing, open and public access, measuring research impact, and scholarly identity. We also run the institutional repository and an established digital publishing program.

Scholarly Communication Staff

Mark Newton, Director, Digital Scholarship

mnewton@columbia.edu

Digital projects, classroom integrations, learning opportunities, scholarly publishing, access, and preservation

Nicky Agate, Assistant Director, Scholarly Communication and Projects

n.agate@columbia.edu

Publishing ethics, open knowledge, scholarly sharing networks, metrics & impact, reputation management

Alex Gil Fuentes, Digital Scholarship Librarian

agil@columbia.edu

Digital humanities, experimental methods, minimal computing, Jekyll, Ed, knowledge design

Kathryn Pope, Digital Repository Manager

kpope@columbia.edu

Academic Commons, outreach and impact, open-access policies, discoverability

Michelle Wilson, Digital Publishing Librarian

michelle.wilson@columbia.edu

Publishing workflows, starting a journal, peer review, digital production, branding for academic journals, editing

Student Workers

Mehr Ali, Graduate Digital Publishing Intern

Cameron Lee, Digital Publishing Assistant

Have questions about scholarly publishing, research impact and metrics, open access, research data, creating digital publishing projects, or crafting a professional presence online? Drop into our open office hours in Butler 208a (Fridays 10am–noon) or e-mail scholarlycommunication@library.columbia.edu.