Copyright and Publishing
Emory Libraries Scholarly Communications Office
The Emory Libraries Scholarly Communications Office serves the faculty, students and staff of Emory by assisting with copyright and scholarly communication issues, and promoting Open Access. Formerly the Intellectual Property Rights Office, the Scholarly Communications Office offers a variety of services, including assistance with author agreements and book contracts, copyright questions, open access publication and permissions.
Office Hours in the Digital Scholarship Commons (DiSC)
The Scholarly Communications Office is hosting weekly public Office Hours in the Digital Scholarship Commons (DiSC) on the 3rd Floor of Woodruff Library. Anyone with questions about copyright, open access, and publishing is welcome to drop in!
The hours are scheduled as follows:
January 14th, 2013 - May 3, 2013:
Monday from 2-4 pm and Thursday from 9-11 am or by appointment.
For an appointment, please contact the Scholarly Communications Office via scholcomm@listserv.cc.emory.edu
Follow us on twitter at @EmoryLibsOA
Meet the Scholarly Communications Office
![]() Lisa A. Macklin
Director, Scholarly Communications Office
(404) 727-1535
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![]() Melanie T. Kowalski
Research Library Fellow
(404) 727-8286
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The Scholarly Communications Office provides information about copyright and scholarly communications. However, the office does not provide legal advice. For legal advice, please consult the Office of General Counsel.
For questions about patents and the commercialization of intellectual property, please consult the Office of Technology Transfer.

Copyright & Publishing by Emory University Libraries Scholarly Communications Office is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Copyright law applies to your These or Disseration too! An overview of the intellecutal property issues with ETDs can be found at the ETD Website. For information about copyright and electronic thesis and dissertations (ETDs), please see the Copyright Education Initiative Blackboard Site on ETDs.
Copyright for Libraries
Are you a librarian? Are you interested in how Copyright impacts your daily work? Check out the Copyright For Libraries webpage.


