SOM 2530 - Medical Student Publication Fee Support
Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
586 Pioneer Drive
Rochester, MI 48309
(248) 370-3634
Authorizing Body: |
OUWB Office of Research |
Date Issued: |
Sept. 3, 2026 |
Last Update: |
Sept. 3, 2026 |
Last Review: |
Sept. 3, 2026 |
Rationale:OUWB is committed to supporting the publication of research conducted by its students. |
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Scope and Applicability:Publication fee support is available to enrolled students and to OUWB graduates for up to one year after graduation. Priority will be given to publications resulting from Embark research projects, to primary research as compared to reviews, and to requests by student authors who have not received previous support for publications. Case reports will not be considered for fee support. Manuscripts accepted for publication in peer-reviewed journals will be considered for support of publication fees, processing fees, and page charges. Fees for embargo periods and rapid reviews are not eligible. |
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Standard Practice Guideline:The OUWB Office of Research will only support publications when the total publication fee is $3,000 or less. OUWB will not pay for publications if the total publication cost is greater than $3,000 (if the total fee is divided into more than one invoice). Support is limited to one publication per year for each student when listed as first author. Support for eligible publications will be allocated by the Associate Dean of Research and Graduate Studies based on recommendations of the Research Committee and pending availability of funds. Approved funding will be paid directly to the journal by OUWB based on the invoice provided. |
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Procedures:To be Considered for Support:
Open Access (OA) journals make publications freely and immediately available online to all readers and often charge substantial article processing fees (APCs). While OUWB will support OA APCs, the following guidelines have been established:
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Definitions:Research: Systematic investigation designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge by collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to answer questions, test hypotheses, meet objectives, or solve problems. Related Policies and Forms:Appendix:N/A |
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