18 · Survey Results: Survey Questions And Responses
Background
1. Does any library in your institution provide resources or services that help authors (and/or their
support staff) comply with public access policies (PAPs)? N=70
Yes, more than one library provides PAP compliance resources or services 37 53%
Yes, one library provides PAP compliance resources or services 11 16%
Not yet, but planning for such resources and/or services is in process 4 6%
No, support for such resources and/or services is currently the responsibility
of another department or unit in the institution 8 11%
No PAP compliance support is offered by the institution 8 11%
Other 1 1%
A service is not provided lists of resources are provided on webpages. The Division of Research (outside
department) links to the library’s pages.
If support for such resources and/or services is currently the responsibility of another department
or unit in the institution, please provide the name of that department or unit and briefly describe
the services and/or resources it provides. N=8
Department/Unit Services and/or Resources Provided
It appears the Medical Colleges are taking the
lead.
The College of Human Medicine provides information via a Web site. The
Libraries provides information via our Web site.
Legal Affairs Advises faculty members on compliance with the Board of Regents policy on
copyright on a case-by-case basis.
Office for Sponsored Programs (OSP) The OSP provides service to members of the Boston College community
involved in the application for and administration of sponsored projects,
to support the University’s goal to increase the level of sponsored project
funding, and to protect the University’s interest in complying with the
sponsored project requirements to which Boston College and sponsors may
agree.
Office of Research Web site, classes, support.
Office of Research &Sponsored Programs General grants and contract management.
Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research This office oversees research including grant &contract proposals, Protocol
review (IRB), and training for responsible conduct in training.
Background
1. Does any library in your institution provide resources or services that help authors (and/or their
support staff) comply with public access policies (PAPs)? N=70
Yes, more than one library provides PAP compliance resources or services 37 53%
Yes, one library provides PAP compliance resources or services 11 16%
Not yet, but planning for such resources and/or services is in process 4 6%
No, support for such resources and/or services is currently the responsibility
of another department or unit in the institution 8 11%
No PAP compliance support is offered by the institution 8 11%
Other 1 1%
A service is not provided lists of resources are provided on webpages. The Division of Research (outside
department) links to the library’s pages.
If support for such resources and/or services is currently the responsibility of another department
or unit in the institution, please provide the name of that department or unit and briefly describe
the services and/or resources it provides. N=8
Department/Unit Services and/or Resources Provided
It appears the Medical Colleges are taking the
lead.
The College of Human Medicine provides information via a Web site. The
Libraries provides information via our Web site.
Legal Affairs Advises faculty members on compliance with the Board of Regents policy on
copyright on a case-by-case basis.
Office for Sponsored Programs (OSP) The OSP provides service to members of the Boston College community
involved in the application for and administration of sponsored projects,
to support the University’s goal to increase the level of sponsored project
funding, and to protect the University’s interest in complying with the
sponsored project requirements to which Boston College and sponsors may
agree.
Office of Research Web site, classes, support.
Office of Research &Sponsored Programs General grants and contract management.
Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research This office oversees research including grant &contract proposals, Protocol
review (IRB), and training for responsible conduct in training.
