Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Belmont Digital Repository?
- How can visitors find and access the content in the Belmont Digital Repository?
- Who can submit content to the Belmont Digital Repository?
- How do I submit my idea for a new collection?
- Can you help me with copyright questions?
- How can I contact the Belmont Digital Repository?
- What is the Belmont Digital Repository?
The Belmont Digital Repository (BDR) is a collection of scholarly, research, and creative works produced by Belmont faculty, students, and staff. The Repository is administered jointly by the Lila D. Bunch Library and the Law Library in cooperation with individual departments and academic units of the University.
- How can visitors find and access the content in the Belmont Digital Repository?
The Belmont Digital Repository is an open repository that can be searched directly, through the library catalog, and through search engines like Google.
- Who can submit content to the Belmont Digital Repository?
Current and retired faculty at Belmont University, current students at Belmont University, and current staff at Belmont University.
- How do I submit my idea for a new collection?
Complete the Digital Collection Proposal Form.
- Can you help me with copyright questions?
A librarian can help you navigate the issues involved with copyright. For more information, visit: https://belmont.libguides.com/copyright.
- How can I contact the Belmont Digital Repository?
Contact us at repository@belmont.edu
