The Library and the Production of Knowledge
IN THE DIGITAL AGE
A Symposium on the Role of e-Publishing in the Academy

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Charles Henry, President of the Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR); Rosemary Feal, Professor of Romance Languages and Literature at State University of New York at Buffalo and Executive Director of the Modern Language Association; John Nickerson, Emory University Professor of Ophthalmology and Editor of Molecular Vision; and Allen Tullos, Emory University Professor at the Institute of Liberal Arts and Editor of Southern Spaces explored the interaction of e-publishing and the academy; contributions to e-publishing as considerations in promotions and tenure decisions; and the role of university libraries in hosting and supporting e-publishing. Emory Dean Lisa Tedesco introduced the panelists. "The Library and the Production of Knowledge in the Digital Age: A Symposium on the Role of e-Publishing in the Academy" was held in the Woodruff Library of Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, USA on Friday, April 13, 2007.

Program (outside); Program (inside)

Future symposiums will continue the campus dialogue:
The Library and Informatics
Texts, Rare and Valuable, Past and Present
Collecting for a Library in the Digital Age

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Emory College
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
Emory University Libraries
Office of the Provost