Starting a Network? Eight Design Issues to Consider
By Madeleine Taylor / On November 20th, 2014
Reposted with permission from the Connecting to Change the World blog.
University Press Blog Tour Roundup
By Jason Leppig / On November 14th, 2014
It's the final day of University Press Week and today's blog tour gives a taste of what some AAUP member presses are following:
University of Illinois Press
UIP discusses the emerging topics and authors in their 'Geopolitics of Information' series.
What Has Our Attention: Island Press Editors Speak
By Jason Leppig / On November 14th, 2014
Today is the final day of University Press week, and I've asked some of our editors to talk about the field/scholar/research avenue they currently follow. Who is their must-read or follow on social media?
Heather Boyer, Executive Editor
University Press Blog Tour Roundup
By Jason Leppig / On November 13th, 2014
It's 'Throwback Thursday' with AAUP member presses!
Temple University Press
Temple recalls the development of their influential Asian History and Culture series.
Wesleyan University Press
University Press Blog Tour Roundup
By Jason Leppig / On November 11th, 2014
Tuesday’s theme for this week’s University Press blog tour is ‘Press in Pictures.’
Indiana University Press
A brief history of IU Press in pictures
University Press Week Blog Tour Roundup
By Jason Leppig / On November 10th, 2014
Monday's theme for this week's University Press blog tour is 'collaboration.' Here's how some university presses approach collaboration.
University of Georgia Press
Does Our Book Cover Tell the Truth?
By Peter Plastrik / On November 4th, 2014
Reposted with permission from the Connecting to Change the World blog.
What's Missing from the Midterm Elections
By Meghan Bartels / On November 3rd, 2014
Best 'Bad' Joke Contest!
By Jason Leppig / On October 23rd, 2014
We want to hear your best bad joke!
Are your jokes as cheesy and corny as a plate of nachos? Submit your best "bad" joke for the chance to have stand-up economist Yoram Bauman critique your joke in a video and receive a signed copy of his new book, The Cartoon Introduction to Climate Change.
Please keep your jokes PG.
Submissions will be accepted until November 7th!
Social Media vs. Social-Impact Networks
By Peter Plastrik / On October 15th, 2014
