Submit your work to WCU's institutional repository NC DOCKS.
NC DOCKS holds the works of students and faculty from 11 UNC schools. Why archive your work there?
How to Submit
Any faculty member interested in contributing works to WCU's IR, NC DOCKS, should contact Scottie Kapel, skapel@wcu.edu.
To begin the process, send Scottie a list of your works. The WCU Libraries will then verify which publishers allow self-archiving (you can check for yourself using SHERPA/RoMEO) and may also be able to scan some of your works. But for some items, you may need to send a copy to Scottie (usually as an e-mail attachment). We aim to make the submission process as simple as possible.
Criteria for Submissions
How to Submit
For assistance in writing a data management plan, or with uploading your dataset to NC DOCKS/Odum, please contact your library liaison or Scottie Kapel, skapel@wcu.edu.
Each data submission should be accompanied by an Odum/NC DOCKS data deposit form (PDF).
Odum Institute Dataverse
NC DOCKS is now partnering with UNC Chapel Hill's Odum Insititute to host research data. This partnership offers the following advantages
Hunter Library believes that the NC DOCKS/Odum partnership will ably fulfill the data management plan requirements that are now commonly being mandated by granting agencies.