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Tuesday, March 7 • 3:45pm - 4:30pm
Subscribe to Open: The Challenges and Successes of an Innovative Model for Open Access, a Sponsored Session with University of Toronto Press

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This session will focus on the Subscribe to Open (S2O) model as a way to achieve open access. S2O is an equitable, innovative and pragmatic model that works within the existing subscription procurement infrastructure. As a unique model that does not rely on APCs, S2O strives to achieve equity in access to publishing for all authors, regardless of research funding available.

The session will feature presentations from two non-profit publishers and one non-profit aggregator using the S2O model as well as a library that supports the model. The panelists will share learnings and successes from their use and implementation of S2O, including the rationale for selecting S2O among the plethora of OA models available. Annual Reviews is the first publisher to pilot S2O in 2020 and has extended the model to all of their journals for 2023. Annual Reviews will discuss its experience flipping an entire publisher’s portfolio using the S2O model. University of Toronto Press will share the perspective of a university press program in applying the S2O model to a journal launch. Project MUSE will discuss its plans to implement S2O to support open access across multiple journals. Columbia University Library will present its experience in supporting various models of OA, with particular focus on the S2O model and its benefits for libraries.

Presenters will share with the community some of the benefits and challenges of S2O from the perspective of publishers, aggregators, and libraries.
Presenters
avatar for Andrea Lopez

Andrea Lopez

Director of Sales, Partnerships, & Initiatives, Annual Reviews
Andrea Lopez is the Director of Sales, Partnerships & Initiatives at Annual Reviews where she is responsible for the sales and distribution of Annual Reviews journals. She has over 25 years of experience in academic publishing sales. She joined Annual Reviews in 1999 to manage the... Read More →
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Sandra Shaw

Editorial and Production Manager, University of Toronto Press
Sandra Shaw is the Editorial and Production Manager for Journals at the University of Toronto Press. Sandra has worked in publishing for over 20 years and has been with UTP for over 3 years. Her team supports the publication of 50 scholarly journals, including a number of open access... Read More →
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Wendy Queen

Director, Johns Hopkins University (Press)
Wendy Queen is the Director of Project MUSE. Wendy was the Manager of Publishing Technologies at JHUP during the time when Project MUSE grew to become a leading provider of digital humanities and social sciences content. In addition to her work at MUSE, she also serves on the COUNTER... Read More →
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Katherine Brooks

Collection Analysis Librarian, Columbia University
Katherine Brooks is a Collection Analysis Librarian at Columbia University. She has worked at academic institutions for over 14 years, first as an evolutionary biologist and college instructor, and currently as a science librarian and collections analyst. In her role in the Columbia... Read More →
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Antonia Pop

Vice President of Publishing, University of Toronto Press
Antonia Pop (Moderator) is Vice President of Publishing at University of Toronto Press (UTP). Antonia has been working in scholarly publishing for more than a decade. In her role at UTP, Antonia works closely with a team of talented publishing professionals to develop and implement... Read More →

Sponsors
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University of Toronto Press

Founded in 1901, University of Toronto Press (UTP) is one of the largest university presses in North America. UTP publishes 47 scholarly journals and approximately 180 new scholarly, course, and general interest books per year. UTP’s reputation for excellence stems from the publication... Read More →

Tuesday March 7, 2023 3:45pm - 4:30pm CST
Room 204 (M2-Ground Level)
  6. Scholarly Communication & Library Publishing, In-Person and Live Streaming

Attendees (198)