Organization of Scholarly Communication Services, SPEC Kit 332 (November 2012)

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Page 93Committee/Unit Charge click to expand contents

Page 107Organization Charts click to expand contents

Page 113Scholarly Communication Services click to expand contents

Page 137Assessment Tools click to expand contents

Page 143Open Access Policies click to expand contents

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