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A Selection of Digital Materials

About Georgetown University

Included here are selections that offer unique glimpses into Georgetown's institutional history, including The Hoya (1959-1980), essays and photographs, as well as books on the history of the university published by Georgetown University Press.

Catholic and Jesuit History and Higher Education

A variety of materials that highlight Georgetown University’s founder’s vision and its Catholic and Jesuit tradition, including books published through Georgetown University Press, and the portal of the Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities.

Digital Special Collections at Georgetown

Select collections, including exhibits, manuscripts, photographs, and art and fine prints from the treasures of the Special Collections department.

Georgetown University Press Partnership

Full-text materials that have been made available through a burgeoning partnership between Digital Georgetown and the Georgetown University Press.

Library Lectures and Sponsored Events: Digital Lecture Hall

Presentations delivered at Georgetown University by authorities on topics of broad academic interest, including the semi-annual Scholarly Communication Symposium.

Scholarly Communications Issues

Scholarly Communications

The semi-annual symposium series is designed to allow an open forum for a wider discussion of how research and scholarship are changing and for continuing University dialogue surrounding initiatives in scholarly communication. The Georgetown University Scholarly Communication Committee is comprised of librarians, faculty, administrators, and students from the Main, Medical, and Law campuses.

Copyright at Georgetown University

A main goal of Georgetown University, as a student-centered research institution, is the discovery, production, and dissemination of knowledge. The copyright policies of the University are intended to further that goal by providing appropriate incentives to faculty and members of the academic staff for the production of new knowledge. (excerpted from Faculty Handbook section on Intellectual Property)