About E-Publications@Marquette
A part of the Raynor Library Archival Collections and Institutional Repository, e-Publications@Marquette (e-Pubs) is Marquette University’s Institutional Repository (IR). Institutional Repositories are commonly digital collections which make research freely available to the public and exist as a record of research done by the university community. E-Publications works closely with the University archives. Please see our joint collecting policy.
e-Pubs gathers Marquette University’s scholarly output, preserving it and making it openly accessible for current and future researchers. E-Pubs includes publications from faculty and students in all colleges, as well as journals, records from events, research projects, and data sets. Marquette University Law School maintains its own institutional repository, Marquette Law Scholarly Commons.
Current faculty, students, and staff are encouraged to include their published items.
How to deposit materials with e-Publications@Marquette quickly
Email your article or CV to e-Publications@Marquette. IR staff will research and add articles eligible for deposit in the IR. Alternatively, you can fill out your Faculty Success Form on at least an annual basis. This allows IR staff to generate reports to alert us to articles eligible for deposit in the IR.
Authors Eligible for Deposit with e-Publications@Marquette
Depositors must be Marquette faculty, students or staff at the time of deposit. An author, co-author, journal editor, or event chair must be currently affiliated with Marquette in some way -- faculty, student or staff member. Materials from conferences, symposia, and similar events sponsored by Marquette, Marquette academic departments and institutes are also eligible for submission to the IR with proper permissions from the authors and presenters. Authors and presenters at Marquette-affiliated events do not need to be affiliated with Marquette but may be presenters from outside the university and we will add their works to the repository if permission is acquired.
Content Eligible for Deposit with e-Publications@Marquette
A wide variety of content is eligible for deposit in e-Publications. This includes but is not limited to:- Articles written or co-authored by Marquette faculty.
- Conference presentations
- Creative Works
- Datasets
- Electronic theses, graduate projects, and dissertations for Marquette Graduates
- Journals based at Marquette, including student run journals
- Lectures and Seminar Series
- Monographs
- Multimedia files
- News articles
- Technical papers
- Reviews
- Student Research and Projects
- Gray Literature (Unpublished but publicly available, often reports, published by institutes or on behalf of the government)
Please contact e-Publications@Marquette if you have any questions about eligibility of a work for deposit.
Students
All Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETD) associated with the Marquette Graduate School are now submitted to the IR de facto as part of the submission process. This policy was adopted in 2009, meaning all subsequent ETDs can be found in the IR. Students also have the option to embargo access to theses and dissertations. Further information about ETDs can be found on the Graduate School’s website
Students may deposit materials with the approval of their department or advisor. Some examples of eligible submissions include coursework, award-winning essays, and multimedia projects. Contact e-Publications@Marquette, with questions about student materials.
For more details on our policies and practices, please visit our frequently asked questions page.
If you have questions about the Marquette Institutional Repositories or e-Publications@Marquette, or if you need technical support, contact muepublications@marquette.edu.
Danelle Orange, Digital Programs Librarian danelle.orange@marquette.edu
Sharon Olson, Digital Programs Technician sharon.olson@marquette.edu
Leslie Quade, Digital Programs Technician leslie.quade@marquette.edu
For Further information regarding e-Publications@Marquette, please see our FAQ page