There are over 8,500 journals covered across all library-sponsored OA publishing agreements. Consult the full list for the current year. Visit Support for Open Access Publishing to explore how the library assists TCC authors in publishing their work through Open Access (OA).
You may or may not be asked to contribute to the publishing cost for your article. It will depend on several factors such as, publisher, format (Hybrid or Fully OA), and whether or not you have grant funding available to you. For detailed information on the Article Processing Charge (APC) coverage under library-sponsored publisher agreements, please.
Typically, all original research articles qualify. See more detail below: Publisher Qualifying publication types Ineligible publication types ACM research article, short paper, technical note / editorial note / note, tutorial, case study, interview, review article, survey article abstract, course material, demonstration, extended abstracts, introductions, invited talks, keynotes, opinion, panel, posters, editorials, columns, article commentary, announcements,.
No, the cost of OA publishing for qualifying articles are covered by the Library’s subscription fees within the publisher agreements. Visit Support for Open Access Publishing to explore how the library assists TCC authors in publishing their work through Open Access (OA).
If your article does not qualify under any of the Library’s existing agreements, depending on your contract with the publisher, you could both publish it behind the journal’s paywall and deposit the peer-reviewed manuscript or the final Version of Record into The Claremont Colleges Institutional Repository Scholarship@Claremont or another suitable OA repository. Consult Sherpa Services for information on publisher policies and permissions..
No prior approval is needed. The process is set on automatic approval for qualifying authors. Go to the library's Scholarly Communications Guide for more information. Visit Support for Open Access Publishing to explore how the library assists TCC authors in publishing their work through Open Access (OA).
There are two requirements in order to qualify: The author needs to be a current faculty member, student, or staff member at The Claremont Colleges (any of the 7 institutions or TCCS); and The author needs to be the corresponding author for the publication and use their campus e-mail address in all communications with the publisher. Visit Support for Open.
Yes, the Library’s licensing agreements with a number of publishers include a provision for OA publishing that is at no direct cost to qualifying authors affiliated with The Claremont Colleges. However, outside of these agreements with select publishers, the Library does not fund article processing charges (APCs).
The Library began subscribing to Constellate on July 1, 2024. All Claremont Colleges users are verified by IP address, so if you are using the service from off-campus, you will need to access the resource through the Library website which will prompt you to sign in with your campus credentials. You can access Constellate through.
The Claremont Colleges Library provides access to the Los Angeles Times in two ways: individual online subscriptions and through our databases. Individual LA Times Online Subscription The Claremont Colleges Library now offers access to the Los Angeles Times online, which includes the News, Games, Recipes, Podcasts, and more from 1985 to the present. After setting.