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    UNG Press director named to committee

    September 19, 2022
    UNG Press Director BJ Robinson has been invited to serve a three-year term on the Open Access Committee for the Association of University Presses.

    Article By: Agnes Hina

    Dr. BJ Robinson, director of the University of North Georgia (UNG) Press, has accepted an invitation to serve a three-year term on the Open Access Committee for the Association of University Presses.

    "I'm especially pleased to have been asked to liaise with another, related Committee, the Equity, Justice, & Inclusion Committee," Robinson said. "This shared focus on equal opportunities and economic justice seems to me the heart of open access."

    The invitation comes after the UNG Press became an affiliate member of Association of University Presses, the accrediting body and “global community” for university presses last year.

    Robinson recently participated on a panel at the 2022 Association of University Presses Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., to discuss "OER and Open Textbooks: Stories of Success and Challenges from the Frontlines." Those in attendance represented university presses primarily from across the country, with varying levels of experience in developing open educational resources (OER). Robinson has a decade of experience developing OER.

    The UNG Press's partnership with Affordable Learning Georgia, eCore, and eCampus has saved students millions in textbook costs across the University System of Georgia and beyond. The UNG Press will publish six open textbooks in 2022, Robinson said. Open textbooks are released with an open-copyright license and made available online and in a variety of file types to be freely used by students, teachers, and members of the public.

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    Book celebrates 150 years of UNG

    Book celebrates 150 years of UNG

    The UNG Press released "The University of North Georgia: 150 Years of Leadership and Vision" on Jan. 6, the anniversary of the university's first classes in 1873.
    UNG Press releasing two books this fall

    UNG Press releasing two books this fall

    The University of North Georgia Press is releasing two books this fall: "Combat to College" and "The Hammerhead Chronicles."
    UNG Press releases new picture book

    UNG Press releases new picture book

    The UNG Press is pleased to announce a new addition to the Finding Milo series. This picture book follows the black dog Milo as he explores lots of locations in California while introducing young readers to many wonders of the Golden State.

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