Submit Your Research

DePauw Libraries

Submit Your Research

Choose the path that fits you. We'll review submissions for quality, metadata, and rights — then publish to Scholarly & Creative Works (SCW).

For Faculty

Faculty Submissions

Report and share your publications and creative works via Academic Affairs. The library coordinates repository deposit as applicable.

  • Articles, chapters, books, datasets, media
  • Exhibitions, performances, and recordings
  • Publisher policies reviewed by the SCW team
  • Correct version and embargo determined for you
Go to Faculty Achievements Form ↗
For Students

Student Submissions

Submit your thesis, capstone, paper, poster, performance, exhibition, or creative work. Some submissions require instructor or program verification.

  • Honors theses and capstone projects
  • Posters, presentations, creative works
  • Prepare a searchable PDF or standard media file
  • Include advisor or program info if requested
Open Student Submission Form ↗
How it works
  1. Gather your final files and, if published, a citation to the version of record.
  2. Check your publisher's sharing policy if applicable — use Open Policy Finder or ask us.
  3. Fill out the submission form for your path (faculty or student) above.
  4. We review for quality, metadata, and rights — then publish your work to SCW.
  5. You receive a permanent, citable URL and monthly download reports.

Questions about versions, licensing, or formatting? Victoria Peters, SCW Coordinator, is here to help.

Email Victoria

Submit directly to a department or collection

Can't find your collection above? Use the links below to contact the editor for a specific department or program collection directly.

Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media
The Learning Commons (TLC)
University Galleries & Collections
  • Emison Museum
  • Galleries at Peeler Publications
  • Past Events 2024–2018
  • Past Exhibitions 2024–2003
University Records
Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Tenzer Technology Center
 
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Creative School, and School of Business and Leadership
Art and Art History
Business Analytics
Chemistry & Biochemistry
Classical Studies
Communication & Theatre
Computer Science
Economics and Management
Education Studies
English
Film and Media Arts
Geology and Environmental Geoscience
Global Language Studies
History
Institute of Music
Interdisciplinary Scholarship
Kinesiology
Library
Mathematics
Philosophy
Physics & Astronomy
Political Science
Prindle Institute for Ethics
Psychology and Neuroscience
Pulliam Center for Contemporary Media
Religious Studies
Sociology & Anthropology
Student Work
Tenzer Technology Center Images
The Learning Commons (TLC)
University Galleries & Collections
  • Emison Museum
  • Galleries at Peeler Publications
  • Past Events 2024-2018
  • Past Exhibitions 2024-2003
University Records
Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Community Engaged Learning
Bonner Scholar Program