Digital ProjectsThe Touro Scholar team assists departments, centers, classes, individual faculty members, staff, and other NYMC-related groups in setting up spaces for project materials related to course work, research, teaching, and departmental activities.
We accept a wide range of materials. Content is limited to works created or co-created by current New York Medical College faculty, staff, or students (with faculty approval). Campus policies on materials accepted are subject to change.
The Touro Scholar team will work with your staff to determine the best workflows to ensure the long-term sustainability of your collection, including training, uploading, author agreements, and ongoing support.
To start a new collection in Touro Scholar, contact Afsar Mohiuddin, Systems Administrator, at 1-914-594-3174; a_mohiuddin@nymc.edu or submit the Touro Scholar New Collection Request Form.
Events and ConferencesWith Touro Scholar, you can capture the valuable output from your past events, symposiums, or conferences. Papers, presentations, and posters can be collected into a proceedings series that are fully indexed and discoverable in search engines, disseminated to readers via email and RSS, and integrated with the hosting department’s site on the repository. Event collections can be branded with a unique design.
For more information or to get started with a new project, contact Afsar Mohiuddin, Systems Administrator, at 1-914-594-3174; a_mohiuddin@nymc.edu or submit the Touro Scholar New Collection Request Form.
Authors must sign the author agreement form prior to material being uploaded to the repository, granting the College the non-exclusive license to distribute and preserve the material via Touro Scholar and attesting to the author's ownership of the work.
If the author is a student, the signature of the faculty advisor or the principal investigator is required.
Note: Unless otherwise noted, materials posted on Touro Scholar is the property of their respective authors.
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