Want to Get Published? Attend a Workshop with Journal Editors
Publishing articles is an essential part of every scholar’s practice. It can be confusing, though, to know just how to navigate the process of preparing, submitting, and revising articles, and getting them accepted. How do you select the best journal for your paper? What can you do to improve your chances of being accepted? What does it mean if your article is not accepted, or if you get “revise and resubmit” decision?
Next Tuesday, the editors of four journals in the social sciences and interdisciplinary studies will hold a workshop on academic publishing. Scholars in other disciplines are welcome to attend as well. The editors will discuss a range of topics regarding manuscript preparation, submission, and revision, and answer all your burning questions about the whole process. Just in time to get started with your summer research!
On hand to offer their advice will be:
Maria Toyoda, editor of Japanese Political Economy
Christopher Kilby, book review editor for Review of International Organizations
Connie Titone, editor of Journal for Peace and Justice Studies
Heidi Rose, past editor of Text and Performance Quarterly
Chip Folk, past editor of Visual Cognition
The workshop is sponsored by Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Philosophy, and will take place on Tuesday, May 13, from 1-3pm, in the Hypatia Editorial Offices on the first floor of Falvey Memorial Library.
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