PST 9:00 AM

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CST 11:00 AM

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AST 1:00 PM

NST 1:30 PM

Opening Remarks                                                                                                                                        

PST 9:10AM

MST 10:10AM 

CST 11:10AM 

EST 12:10PM 

AST 1:10PM 

NST1:40PM                                     

You Can Do That? Careers in Scholarly Publishing

Presenters:

• Priscilla Carmini, Digital Repositories Librarian, University of Waterloo
• Calvin Chan, Journal Development Specialist, Canadian Science Publishing
• Famira Racy, Communications Specialist, Public Knowledge Project

Host:

• Jessica Dallaire-Clark, Senior Coordinator, Open Access Development, Érudit

Description:

Do you enjoy your work as a student editor? If so, you may want to consider a career in scholarly publishing. It is a stimulating field with a wide range of career opportunities where skills that you have developed as a student editor are an asset. Come and hear from the panelists--all former student editors--who are now working in scholarly publishing in different capacities. They will share their experiences about what it is like to work in publishing and share some practical suggestions about how to secure a publishing job. Come with your questions and learn about the professional opportunities available to you.

[Access Recording]       

PST 10:00 AM

MST 11:00 AM

CST 12:00 PM

EST 1:00 PM

AST 2:10 PM

NST 2:30 PM

Break                                                                                                                                                                    

PST 10:05 AM

MST 11:05 AM

CST 12:05 PM

EST 1:05 PM

AST 2:05 PM

NST 2:35 PM

Student Presentations

• Beyond Boundaries: Expanding Reach and Impact in Student-Led Academic Publishing with Eureka
• Knowledge Gaps, Resource Sharing and Interdisciplinary Perspectives in Undergraduate Student Publishing
• Reviving Student Journals: Lessons from a 'Selected Works' Approach [Access Recording]
• The Long Game: Developing Brand Consistency in Student Publications [Access Recording]
• Inclusive, Alternate Approaches to Truth: Undergraduate Philosophy in the UBC Journal of Philosophical Enquiries [Access Recording]
• Resurrecting a student journal: Reflections on identity, scope, and relevance                                                         

PST 11:20AM

MST 12:20 PM

CST 1:20PM

EST 2:20PM

AST 3:20PM

NST 3:50PM

Break                                                                                                                                                                   

PST 11:30AM

MST 12:30PM

CST 1:30PM

EST 2:30PM

AST 3:30PM

NST4:00PM               

Revising for Journal Copyediting

Presenters:

• Elise Vist, Multimodal & Public Scholarship Program Developer, Writing and Communications Centre, University of Waterloo

Description:

Are you a journal editor or someone volunteering to copy-edit and not sure what to do when you sit down to edit an article? In this workshop, we’ll discuss the kinds of editing you’re likely to engage in (copyediting & structural editing) and teach you some strategies for providing effective and impactful feedback to your authors so that you can publish clear and concise articles.  

• Understand the difference between structural & copy-editing 
• Identify impactful strategies for global revision, local revision, and proofreading 

[Access Recording]

PST 1:00 PM

MST 2:00 PM

CST 3:00PM

EST 4:00PM

AST 5:00PM

NST 5:30PM

Closing Remarks