A project management specialist and publishing professional, with broad experience at all stages of the process, with a focus on acquisitions and editorial roles. Committed to ethical publishing, with a focus on transparent business and responsible models, especially regarding author rights and digital publications. Skilled with small lists to large multi-year initiatives, as well as training and workflow improvement.
Michigan Asian Studies Open Access Books Collection, Co-Project Director
Access Link: https://securegrants.neh.gov/publicquery/main.aspx?f=1&gn=HZ-259485-18
The University of Michigan Press collaborated with the Asia Library and Centers for Japanese, Chinese, South Asian and Southeast Asian Studies to create freely available ebook versions of significant books about Asia published at U-M over the last 50 years. These free-to-read, high quality works about the history and culture of Asian countries will be actively marketed to promote public understanding of the region at a time when this is especially important. The project will also advance campus collaboration and catalyze a reinvigorated Asian studies front list publishing program. Based on usage tracking and advisory group input select titles will be further enhanced through creation of new editions and multimedia enrichment on the next-gen Fulcrum publishing platform. [White Paper Available]