Scholarly Credentials Toolkit: Communications   Tags: broadcasting, communication, journalism, promotion, tenure  

Scholarly credentials are evaluated in different ways, depending on how accomplishments are presented in specific fields. If you are new to this, you might start by looking at pages on Getting Started, a Flowchart, and a Checklist.

Use the links below or the tabs across the top of the page to locate the information you need. Comments? Suggestions? Let me know!

What kind of help do you need?

• I want to find articles, books, and other materials that have cited my scholarly work
  

• I want to find journal impact and/or ranking information related to the journals in which I have published

• I want to find journal circulation and/or acceptance rate information related to the journals in which I have published
  

• I want to find reviews of my books
  

• I want to find out how many libraries own copies of my books

• I am a media creator and I want help determining the impact of my creative works (reporting, multimedia, photography, etc.)

This is great stuff, but...

• How can I get help specific to what I'm doing?