Interested in funding models? Scholarly editing? Journal Internationalization?
Our Professional Development committee is already planning our 2022 annual conference, and they'd like to hear from you about what topics you are most interested in learning more about at the conference. Please take some time to fill out our 2022 Annual Conference Planning Survey by January 10, 2022.
A huge thank you to CALJ members who responded to our survey seeking thoughts on how to plan our annual conference next year. We were impressed by the number of journals represented in the survey and the quality of feedback given. Although most respondents voted in favour of an annual online conference for 2022, feedback was split as to if we should join the Federation and attend the Congress virtually as we did in 2021, or plan our own CALJ conference independent of Congress.
The Communications Committee is approaching the newsletter in a new way! We are going quarterly. Our goal is to provide you with a brief view into the work of the Association, timely and interesting resources, discussion of issues, and promotion of events. You may know of events or resources from other allied sources that could be included as well.
If you have something you would like to add to the newsletter, send the information to Carolyn Fast for inclusion in the next edition. Please send information by the first of the month for the issue dates below.
As many of you know, after 8 years of dedicated service to the Canadian Association of Learned Journals and our members, Ken Clavette, Executive Director, made the decision to retire as of November 19, 2021. Ken has been instrumental in maintaining CALJ operations in working directly with members to welcome new and returning members, maintaining membership accounts, and collecting member feedback. Ken has provided corporate continuity throughout the terms of 4 presidents and supported CALJ through continuous change.
Mark your calendars Thursday, November 18th, 2 - 3:30pm ET!
Panelists:
Moderated by Michael Donaldson
(Les webinaires sont en anglais)
Dawn Roche, Journal of Ocean Technology, is our new CALJ/ACRS representative on the C4DISC Steering Committee.
C4DISC is a community comprised of consortial groups such as societies and associations whose membership is composed of individuals, companies, or organizations, and whose mission and membership are related to scholarly communications. The Coalition was formed to discuss and address issues of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within our industry.
Le Directeur exécutif/la Directrice exécutive de l’association canadienne des revues savantes (ACRS-CALJ) joue le rôle d’ambassadeur de l’ACRS, chargé de soutenir et de promouvoir la vision de l’association. Il/elle soutient le Conseil d’administration en tant que source de connaissances et de pérennité pour l’organisation, tout en fournissant un soutien administratif global au Conseil d’administration et aux membres de l’association.
Le comité du développement professionnel va organiser des webinaires cet automne et au printemps, un en octobre, un en novembre, un en février et un en mars. Nous nous invitons à nous faire part de vos commentaires et suggestions pendant que nous procédons à la sélection des sujets qui seront abordés lors de ces sessions. Nous envisageons ces webinaires comme des présentations approfondies fournissant des astuces et conseils pratiques et laissant plus de temps aux questions et discussions. Chaque session durerait entre 1.5 et 2 heures.
Notre bulletin d'information de juillet sur les nouvelles de l'industrie est maintenant disponible. Lisez-le ICI.
