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The Casper College School of Arts and Humanities Institutional Repository (IR) is designed to provide a stable platform for either the previously accepted or currently non-accepted work for publication of Casper College faculty and students within the school and from across other programs and departments. This can be in the form of artwork, creative writing, non-fiction or other information products that rights holders want to publish under a fair use rights statement or retain the copy right of. Faculty are encouraged to submit pre- or post-print publications or create dynamic learning resources within the IR using their own materials. Materials added can be made publicly accessible on the open web or maintained in the IR for use in the college's course management system. They can also be retained for other future uses. Access to materials not on the open web can be provided to faculty and students by the library. 

Requests from rights holders to take down material published in the repository will be observed. Please contact the Goodstein Foundation Library's School of Arts and Humanities Library Liaison.

If you'd like to see your published or currently unpublished work in this repository, please fill out this form.

What is allowed in the Arts and Humanities repository?

• Published faculty publications (as copyright permits)
• Published student publications (as copyright permits)
• Unpublished faculty, students, and alumni
  • Research in American Literature
  • Art or art scholarship
  • Music notations and sound recordings
  • Photography
  • Other materials as befitting the repository
• Published Expression magazine submissions
  • Artwork (ceramics, computer animation, digital and physical illustration, etc)
  • Creative writing (prose and poetry)
  • Music
  • Costume and makeup design
  • Architectural design
  • Short films

Deposits can be coordinated at time of publishing with Expression or post publication.

The Casper College School of Social and Behavioral Sciences Institutional Repository (IR) is designed to provide a stable platform for either the previously accepted or currently non-accepted work for publication of Casper College faculty and students within the school. Faculty are encouraged to submit pre- or post-print publications or create dynamic learning resources within the IR using their own materials. Materials added can be made publicly accesible on the open web or maintained in the IR for use in the college's course management system. Access to materials not on the open web can also be provided to faculty and students by the library. 

Requests from rights holders to take down material published in the repository will be observed. Please contact the Goodstein Foundation Library's School of Arts and Humanities Library