Chapter 21: Additional Resources
Save chapter as a PDF- 21.A General Principles
- 21.B Alumni/Alumnae
- 21.C Ann Arbor
- 21.D Bookstores
- 21.E Buildings
- 21.F Banks and Credit Unions
- 21.G Cultural Collections Council
- 21.H Cultural Events and Programming
- 21.I Information
- 21.J International Center
- 21.K Libraries
- 21.L Lost and Found
- 21.M Mail Service
- 21.N Maintenance
- 21.O Museums and Galleries
- 21.P Natural Areas
- 21.Q Observatories and Planetariums
- 21.R Printing, Graphic Design, and Photography
- 21.S Publications
- 21.T Religious and Spiritual Resources
- 21.U Sports and Recreational Resources
- 21.V Transportation
- 21.W University of Michigan Press
21.W University of Michigan Press
Save section as a PDFThe University of Michigan Press annually publishes about 170 new titles. These are predominantly scholarly books, although the Press also actively publishes books for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students, a broad range of textbooks for English as a Second Language, and regional titles for a popular audience. In addition, the Press publishes some digital publications, both on CD and networked.
The Press publishes work from scholars throughout the world and welcomes proposals from Michigan faculty. The Press’s academic publishing serves the disciplines of anthropology, classics, economics, German and medieval history, law, literary criticism, political science, performance studies, and gender studies. In the regional list, natural history is emphasized.
The Press markets its publications internationally, using a team of commissioned sales representatives to reach bookstores throughout the USA and Canada, Britain, and Europe, Australia and New Zealand, Japan and other markets in Asia. Direct mail, advertising, review copies, and exhibits at major academic meetings are used to inform individual scholars and libraries of the Press’s publications.