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Monday, September 19
Top o’ the Review
A Practical Guide to FAIR Practices in Research Libraries
(LIBER: Association of European Research Libraries)
Admissions Survey in a World of Change
(Inside Higher Ed)
Banned in the USA: The Growing Movement to Censor Books in Schools
(PEN America)
See also: American Library Association Releases Preliminary Data on 2022 Book Bans
Readout of the Ninth National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) Task Force Meeting
(The White House)
Registration Now Open: 2022 HathiTrust Member Meeting
(HathiTrust)
ARL Member Libraries
Celebrating 10 Years of Congress.gov
(Library of Congress)
David Seaman Balances Syracuse University Libraries and Second Stint as iSchool Dean
(Daily Orange)
East Asian Library–Developed “Parallelogram” Available Worldwide
(Princeton University Library)
Textile Exhibit Opens with Workers’ Songs
(Cornell University)
Also in this exhibit series: Exhibit Calls for Textile Art—Submission Deadline September 30
UC San Diego Finishes Head-Turning Remodel of Geisel Library’s Main Lobby
(San Diego Union-Tribune)
Higher Ed—Other
Endless Frontier Symposium 2022: Research and Higher Education Institutions for the Next 75 Years—In Person and Online, Thursday, September 22
(National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine)
US Department of State Offers Opportunities for American and International Students and Scholars at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
(US Department of State)
Advocacy & Public Policy
How Colleges Can (and Can’t) Support 2022 Campaign Activities on Campus and Help Students Vote
(ACE: American Council on Education)
OMB Launches New Public Listening Sessions on Federal Race and Ethnicity Standards Revision
(OMB: Office of Management and Budget, The White House)
Scholars & Scholarship
Grants and Hiring: Will Impact Factors and H–Indices Be Scrapped?
(Nature)
Subscribe-to-Open Community of Practice Statement on the OSTP “Nelson Memo”
(SPARC)
2022 Board Election
(Crossref)
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Tuesday, September 20
Top o’ the Review
Carnegie Classifications Announces Teams of Experts to Advance Innovative New Models
(ACE: American Council on Higher Education)
Introducing Project TARA Tools to Support Responsible Research Assessment by Debiasing Committee Composition, Recognizing Many Facets of “Impact”—Community Call October 25
(DORA: Declaration on Research Assessment)
Meet Matt Krause, the Man Who Critics Say Helped Make Texas a National Leader in Book Bans
(Business Insider)
NHMRC’s Revised Open Access Policy Released—First Australian Funding Agency to Require Open Access to Research It Funds
(NHMRC: National Health and Medical Research Council)
See also: NHMRC of Australia Joins cOAlition S
White House Federal Research Policy Expands Accessibility in Higher Education, Experts Say
(GW Hatchet)
ARL Member Libraries
Contemporary Music Score Collection Is Global Hit
(UCLA Library)
Grammy Museum Foundation Grant Awarded for Bernard Herrmann’s CBS Broadcast Recordings
(UC Santa Barbara Library)
Video: Virtual Tour of NARA’s Heritage Science Research Lab
(NARA: US National Archives and Records Administration)
Higher Ed
Gen Z Optimistic about Their Futures, New ACT Research Shows
(ACT)
Tracking Transfer: Measures of Effectiveness in Helping Community College Students to Complete Bachelor’s Degrees (2022)
(National Student Clearinghouse Research Center)
Advocacy & Public Policy
CISA Cyber-Incident Reporting Rulemaking Is on the Horizon
(EDUCAUSE Review)
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
How AI Could Help Writers Spot Stereotypes
(University of Maryland)
Scholars & Scholarship
Podcast: Layers of Trust: Creating Data Provenance Standards to Combat Misinformation and Human Rights Crises
(Commonplace, Knowledge Futures Group)
Towards a Connected and Dynamic Scholarly Record of Updates, Corrections, and Retractions
(MetaArXiv Preprints)
In Other News
For Gen Z, TikTok Is the New Search Engine
(New York Times)
See also: TikTok Search Results Riddled with Misinformation
Social Media and News Fact Sheet
(Pew Research Center)
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Wednesday, September 21
Top o’ the Review
Federal Science and Engineering Support to Higher Education Increased 3% in FY 2020
(NCSES: US National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics, National Science Foundation)
Improved Data Sharing Policies Will Boost Public Trust in Research: Ripeta’s State of Trust & Integrity in Research Report Available
(Digital Science)
Resources for Cultivating a Sense of Belonging on Campus
(APLU: Association of Public and Land-grant Universities)
Revised Peer-Review Handbook Debuts
(AUPresses: Association of University Presses)
Supplemental Information to NIH Policy for Data Management and Sharing:
- Protecting Privacy When Sharing Human Research Participant Data
- Responsible Management and Sharing of American Indian/Alaska Native Participant Data
(NIH: US National Institutes of Health)
ARL Member Libraries
Entre nous with Guylaine Beaudry
(McGill Reporter)
From Siloed to Reusable: The Opening of Digital Collections at Johns Hopkins University
(International Journal of Digital Curation)
Library of Congress Launches Effort to Transform Collections Management and Access
(Library of Congress)
New Acquisition: Confessionale, 1462
(University of Oregon Special Collections & University Archives)
Recognizing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
(University of Alberta Library)
Traveling a Bridge2AI in a Quest for High-Quality, FAIR Data Sets
(NLM: US National Library of Medicine)
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
Common App Report Shows Increasing Applicant Diversity
(Diverse: Issues in Higher Education)
Scholars & Scholarship
Auditing Google’s Search Headlines as a Potential Gateway to Misleading Content: Evidence from the 2020 US Election
(Journal of Online Trust and Safety)
B!SON: A Tool for Open Access Journal Recommendation
(TPDL: International Conference on Theory and Practice of Digital Libraries)
Journals Preserved or How to Turn Diamond into JASPER
(Insights: The UKSG Journal)
Scholars’ Views on Open Peer Review—Presenting Survey Results
(ScienceOpen)
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Thursday, September 22
Top o’ the Review
ARL Joins Public Knowledge, Others in Warning Congress against Adopting Controversial Journalism Competition and Preservation Act
(Public Knowledge)
Building an Anti-racist Institution
(Diverse: Issues in Higher Education)
DPLA Releases Free “January 6th on the Record” E-book
(DPLA: Digital Public Library of America)
Special Issue: Reflections on IFLA Statement on Libraries and Intellectual Freedom
(IFLA Journal)
2022 Winners of CARL’s Research in Librarianship Grant
(CARL: Canadian Association of Research Libraries)
ARL Member Libraries
Hip-Hop Community Engagement Project, Autism Center Win National Awards
(Virginia Tech)
Students Make Remarkable Finds in UCLA’s “Encountering Arabic Manuscripts” Course
(UCLA)
Talk to Describe Conserving Centuries-Old Chinese Encyclopedia—September 27 In Person and Online
(Cornell University Library)
Video: Restricted Access: An American History of Book Banning
(NYPL: New York Public Library and PEN America)
Libraries—Other
Doing More with a DM: A Survey on Library Social Media Engagement
(EBLIP: Evidence Based Library and Information Practice)
Irish Libraries Condemn Sudden Withdrawal of 1,300 E-books from Colleges
(Irish Examiner)
Save the Date! September 27 Free Panel Discussion “Accessibility 101 for Publishers”
(C4DISC: Coalition for Diversity & Inclusion in Scholarly Communications)
Higher Ed—Members
NIST Awards Funding to Five Universities to Advance Standards Education
(NIST: US National Institute of Standards and Technology)
Higher Ed—Other
This College Recruitment Tool Could Be Reinforcing Bias, Study Says
(Washington Post)
Advocacy & Public Policy
Catching Up with Canada’s Chief Science Adviser
(University Affairs)
Scholars & Scholarship
Mis- and Disinformation Studies Are Too Big to Fail: Six Suggestions for the Field’s Future
(Harvard Kennedy School (HKS) Misinformation Review)
In Other News
OpenAI Releases Open-Source “Whisper” Transcription and Translation AI
(Voicebot)
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