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Faculty Senate minutes February 19 meeting
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"Stanford Report, Feb. 25, 2004
Faculty Senate minutes February 19 meeting
TO THE MEMBERS OF
THE ACADEMIC COUNCIL
THIRTY-SIXTH SENATE
Report No. 7
SUMMARY OF ACTIONS, FEB. 19
At its meeting on Thursday, February 19, 2004, the Thirty-sixth Senate
of the Academic Council heard reports and took the following actions:
By voice vote, with one (1) nay, the Senate endorsed the following guidelines
as recommended by C-Lib to all Stanford libraries, faculty and departments:
1. Faculty and libraries are encouraged to support affordable scholarly
journals, such as by volunteering articles and labor in the production, review
and editing of journal content.
2. Libraries are encouraged to refuse "big deal" or bundled subscription
plans that limit the librarian's traditional responsibility to make collection
development decisions on a title-by-title basis in the best interest of the
academic community.
3. Libraries are encouraged to scrutinize the pricing of journals and to
drop those where pricing decisions have made them disproportionately expensive
compared to their educational and research value. Special attention should
be paid to for-profit journals in general and to those published by Elsevier
in particular.
4. Faculty, especially senior faculty, are strongly encouraged in the future
not to contribute articles or editorial or review efforts to publishers and
journals that engage in exploitive or exorbitant pricing, and instead look
to other and more
reasonably-priced vehicles for disseminating their research results.
EDWARD D. HARRIS, JR., M.D.
Academic Secretary to the University
MINUTES, FEB. 19
I. Call to Order
Chairman Wasow, although he was enjoying watching the senators interacting
ebulliently with each other, quieted the crowd and called the meeting to
order at 3:18 pm, just "
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