Have you checked out GustieScholar recently? The Gustavus institutional repository now has over 500 academic and creative works by students, faculty, and staff. In 2022, GustieScholar had over 4,500 pageviews. As part of the archive’s Digital Collection, the repository has a Faculty/Staff and Student Collection.
Some highlights from GustieScholar include student theses (dating back to 1895) and poster presentations. GustieScholar also has a wide variety of published articles, including both research that was originally published open access and earlier drafts of published articles. These earlier drafts, sometimes referred to as pre-prints or post-prints, are a legal way to share research on an open access platform without paywall restrictions to scholars around the world.
In 2022, the most viewed articles included many from 2020 and 2021, but there were also some new titles.
- But Is It Authentic? Culinary travel and the search for the “genuine article” by Lisa Heldke (Philosophy)
- Practicing Freedom for the Post-Truth Era by Barbara Fister (Library)
- Humor etnico en El Conde Lucanor by Ana Adams (Modern Language)
- Forms of justice in Aeschylus’ Eumenides by Eric Dugdale (Classics) and Mimi Gertbauer (Political Science)
- Adding an Integrated Library Component to an Undergraduate Research Methods Course by Julie Gilbert (Library), Kate Knutson (Political Science) and Chris Gilbert (Political Science)
- Teaching, Scholarship, and Service: A Faculty Anthology. Volume 2 by Various
- Talking About Rape in the Classics Classroom by Yurie Hong (Classics)
- Taking Multicultural Education to the Next Level: An Introduction by Sidonia Alenuma-Nimoh (Education)
- Evangelical Christian Pastors’ Lived Experience of Counseling by Barbara Zust (Nursing)
- Coincidence in Menander’s Dyskolos by Eric Dugdale (Classics)
- The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Changing the Dominant Narrative About (and In) Research Institutions by Kathy Lund Dean (Economics and Management)
For more information on our institutional repository and how to share your research with the global research community, contact the library and archives at gustiescholar@gustavus.edu
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