The Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) helps faculty and administrators compete for and win grants that strengthen the intellectual climate and improve the learning environment at City Tech. The office provides notices of grant opportunities and works with faculty and administrators over the life-cycle of a grant – from concept development through close-out.
ORCID IDs are author identifiers. They are especially helpful to authors with names that are more common but they have other benefits including speedier registration in systems for submitting articles, reviewing, and grant applications. Grantees who use their ORCID when applying for a grant help to assure that funders connect your funding program to your
Details to follow.Please register and a ZOOM link for the meeting will be sent automatically. For questions please contact Shelley Smith: ssmith@citytech.cuny.edu
Google Scholar Profiles provide an easy way for you to showcase your individual scholarship and, more importantly, easily examine who is citing your work and find citation counts. Our Scholarly Publishing Clinic is available on-demand and during our office hour at 12 PM every last Thursday of the month. We provide one-on-one consultations as well as
Covers Google Scholar Profile for citations and Google Scholar for journal rankings, Scimago for journal rankings, Altmetric Attention Scores for social media, and download reports from Academic Works (and other repositories). We'll also touch on finding individual journal acceptance rates as well as Journal Impact Factors. Our Scholarly Publishing Clinic is available on-demand and during our
Professor Paul King presented this information-packed April 9th session included an overview of the reappointment, tenure, and promotion process and much detailed guidance on creating a clear, organized, and effective PARSE.Presentation slides and Q&A from the edited chat:https://www.dropbox.com/sh/cke480i3hh7o1c1/AADLVLp6lEzUV2E9vFi1kKdFa?dl=0 View recording: For questions please contact Shelley Smith: ssmith@citytech.cuny.edu
Details to follow.Please register and a ZOOM link for the meeting will be sent automatically. For questions please contact Shelley Smith: ssmith@citytech.cuny.edu
Attendees will learn the capabilities of this powerful, free open-source reference management software program. The session covers the functionalities of the Zotero client, adding the Zotero plugin to your browser, and importing citations to generate a bibliography. To maximize our workshop time, please download Zotero from https://www.zotero.org and create your username and password in the
Communication Design professor Anthony Accardo will explain the "fair use" provision of copyright law as it applies to academics, and will provide guidance on finding and using copyright-free images in the classroom. For questions please contact Shelley Smith: ssmith@citytech.cuny.edu View recording of event below.
What is Academic Works and how does it benefit you as a scholar? You will learn more about how and why publishers allow you to contribute to Academic Works and the many benefits to sharing your scholarship openly to you, your students, and the public. Our Scholarly Publishing Clinic is available on-demand and during our office
Professor Anne Marie Sowder will demonstrate how colleagues are using Miro to engage students in interactive visual collaboration in the virtual classroom. Miro provides a free Educational account to faculty and students. You may wish to create an account and explore the platform prior to the workshop: https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360017730473-Education-Plan. For questions please contact Shelley Smith: ssmith@citytech.cuny.edu
