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American Psychological Association

Scholarly Communications Manager – Open Science

American Psychological Association

Scholarly Communications Manager responsible for advancing APA Journals’ open science practices. Collaborates with various teams to build community engagement and support open science initiatives.

Posted 6/30/2026full-timeRemote • District of Columbia, Washington • 🇺🇸 United StatesMid-LevelSenior💰 $78,000 - $121,000 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in Open Science initiatives and Open Access journal publication, with strong skills in strategic planning, stakeholder engagement, and communication. Proficient in developing resources and outreach strategies that promote scholarly publishing and enhance community engagement.

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Open Science KnowledgeOpen Access ExperienceStrategic PlanningRelationship ManagementAnalytical Skills

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Hard Skills
Bachelor’s DegreePromotional Campaign DevelopmentCopywritingPresentation SkillsMarket AnalysisData AnalysisEngagement Metrics TrackingResource DevelopmentStakeholder Feedback CaptureCommunication Plan Development
Soft Skills
Organizational SkillsRelationship Management
Industry Keywords
Scholarly PublishingAcademic LibraryLibrary ConsortiaScholarly CommunicationResearch CommunityTransparencyReproducibilityStakeholder EngagementCommunity EngagementFunder Policies

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Partner with Journals editorial leadership and the APA Open Science and Methodology (OSM) Expert Panel to advance APA Journals’ open science initiatives
  • Participate in OSM meetings and translate priorities into actionable communication and outreach plans
  • Develop and execute strategic plans to promote APA Journals’ open science practices (e.g., transparency, reproducibility, open data/materials, and related policies), ensuring messaging is consistent across channels and stakeholder groups
  • Create and maintain librarian-, consortia-, and researcher-facing communications that articulate APA’s open science initiatives, participation pathways, and the value of APA as a standards-setting, nonprofit scholarly publisher
  • Develop practical resources (FAQs, toolkits, templates, and presentations) that help authors, librarians, and consortia understand and adopt APA open science practices and Open Access options
  • Support APA Read & Publish and other Open Access agreements by partnering with Sales/Business Development to inform outreach, strengthen relationships with libraries/consortia (e.g., regular reporting), and help ensure that agreements deliver mutual value for customers and APA
  • Collaborate with Author Marketing to plan and deliver institution- and community-based outreach that increases awareness of open science initiatives and encourages engagement from authors and editors
  • Collaborate with Library Marketing and Product Development to build sustained, librarian- and consortia-focused community engagement (webinars, listserv/communication plans, and campaigns) that promotes APA’s open science priorities and awareness of APA as a non-profit standards-setting scholarly publisher
  • Monitor and synthesize developments in Open Access and open science standards, funder policies, and competitor practices; share insights internally to inform messaging, positioning, and program priorities
  • Serve as an internal advocate for librarians, consortia, and research communities by capturing stakeholder feedback and ensuring it is reflected in communications, resources, and program development
  • Analyze market and customer data (including agreement performance indicators and engagement metrics) to inform outreach strategies, identify opportunities to improve adoption, and support data-informed internal decision-making
  • Develop and maintain annual communication and engagement plans for key library and consortia relationships, including segmented outreach calendars and coordinated touchpoints
  • Provide stakeholder support by developing clear guidance and user materials related to Open Access agreements and open science participation (including how-to resources and referral pathways for questions)
  • Track and report on key performance indicators (e.g., awareness/engagement, resource usage, agreement-related activity, and community feedback) and use findings to refine strategies and demonstrate impact
  • Support outcomes sharing and performance reporting for Open Access and Read & Publish agreements (e.g., article output, usage/engagement, and other success measures) in collaboration with internal partners
  • Other duties as Assigned

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Library Science, Psychology, Business Administration, or related disciplines
  • 5 years of academic library, academic library consortia, or publishing marketing experience, preferably with a scholarly journal publisher
  • Working knowledge of the Open Science movement in research and Open Access journal publication environment required
  • Strategic understanding of the issues impacting scholarly publishing and scholarly communication, including changing business models for scholarly content, Open Access, and Open Science preferred
  • Excellent organizational skills required
  • Relationship management skills preferred
  • Demonstrated background in developing promotional campaigns and copywriting preferred
  • Proficient analytical and mathematical skills
  • Ability to effectively make presentations to internal/external groups
  • Understanding of the needs of various stakeholders including authors, librarians, university faculty, and the scholarly community at large.

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Remote Work/Flexible Scheduling
  • 401(k) option with employer match of up to 4%
  • Medical, dental, and vision insurance options
  • Outpatient mental health benefit
  • Paid personal/vacation time plus 12 paid holidays
  • Family/Medical Leave
  • Tuition assistance
  • Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
  • Short- and long-term disability insurance
  • And more