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November 10-14 is University Press (UP) week and we celebrate all week long with posts from the UP community.

Today’s theme is Where does your press TeamUP?

University of Nebraska Press The Nebraska Celebration of Books (N.COB) takes place on Saturday, November 15, to celebrate Nebraska’s literary heritage and contemporary authors. UNP is a main sponsor and planner of the event alongside the Nebraska Library Commission, the Nebraska Center for the Book, the Omaha Public Library, Lincoln City Libraries, and Francie and Finch Bookshop.

University of Illinois Press The UPside – recap of recent podcast episodes (books & journals)

Fordham University Press TeamUP in action: Building bridges between our books and the world. From campus partners to indie bookstores and libraries, from local events to digital outreach, discover how our press shows up for readers and communities. TeamUP is our way of linking scholarship to community—on campus, in bookstores and libraries, and across the digital commons.

University Press of Florida At the University Press of Florida, we love partnering with our independent Florida bookstores! This UP Week, we will showcase how our press #TeamsUp with bookstores on community-led projects, as well as how the bookstores in our state strengthen and support their local communities.

SUNY Press Making connections in the community in downtown Albany, reaching a new demographic with help from our SUNY friends on TikTok, and more.

Columbia University Press Sam Goldstein speaks to our partnership with our international partners.

Purdue University Press Teaming Up for Research, Journals, and Open Access

Mercer University Press This post will give an overview of our two work locations: the MUP office building and our warehouse.

Clemson University Press Clemson/Liverpool UP partnership.

Georgetown University Press Our blog post will focus on the ways that GUP connects with the local DC community through events, partnerships, and in our publishing

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November 10-14 is University Press (UP) week and we celebrate all week long with posts from the UP community.

Today’s theme is What does your press do to TeamUP?

Catholic University of America Press Will focus on our upcoming publication of Pope Leo’s doctoral dissertation and how it was brought to us by a prestigious author, how the University and various departments are supporting it, etc.

University of Illinois Press National Education Week reading list.

Columbia University Press Author A. Kayum Ahmed writes about the rewarding sense of community in the Columbia University Press author meet-ups.

Johns Hopkins University Press JHUP’s participation in and and involvement with JHU’s Democracy Day held on campus.

University of Michigan Press Reflections on the Big Ten Open Books project, which currently has OA titles from a number of UPs: Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois, Purdue, Northwestern, Michigan State, Michigan, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Penn State.

Duke University Press We will link to a webinar about our collaboration with MIT Press on a Direct to Open collection

University of Rochester Press Benefits of teaming up with Boydell & Brewer

Athabasca University Press AU Press’s Writing in Residence series brings together a diverse range of texts by the artists invited to Athabasca University’s Writer in Residence program. These innovative works provide an opportunity to celebrate contributions made by prominent literary figures such as Steven Heighton, Joshua Whitehead, Myrna Kostash, and Christian Bök.

Mercer University Press This post will explore our interactions with authors, our connections with the Mercer community, and our attendance at book festivals and conferences.

Clemson University Press Clemson Extension Publishing.

Princeton University Press To mark the 20th anniversary edition of On Bullshit, and honoring our mission to ignite conversations, Princeton University Press organized a TeamUP with our community collaborators Princeton Public Library, Labyrinth Books and Princeton University GradFutures to host an event on bullshit and truth.

University of Nebraska Press Senior Designer Lindsey Welch on hosting the AUP Book, Jacket, and Journal Show at UNL’s Love Library.

Edinburgh University Press Daniel Miele visits libraries in Amsterdam to discuss challenges between publishers and libraries.

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