Exploring Publishing Possibilities: A McConnell Library Symposium
All sessions are free. No registration is required.
Making the Match: Finding the Right Journal for Your Unpublished Article
Monday, March 31, 1 pm - 2pm Library Classroom B
Not sure where to submit your draft article? In this workshop, we will share techniques for locating journals that publish on the topic, identifying whether the journals are peer-reviewed, and discovering how often articles from a journal are cited.
Workshop, hosted by:
Candice Benjes-Small & Kevin Tapp, McConnell Library and Harvey Center
Making the Leap: Launching Your Own Journal
Tuesday, April 1, 2 pm—3:15 pm Library Radford Room
Wonder what it takes to start your own journal? Listen to the voices of experience- our panelists.
Panel Discussion, moderated by Gene Hyde, McConnell Library
- Dr. Theresa Burriss, Contributing Senior Editor of Pluck!
- Dr. Steve Corwin, Managing Editor of the eJMT - The Electronic Journal of Mathematics and Technology
- Tim Jackson, Editor of the New River Voice
- Dr. Susan Van Patten, Executive Editor of JUPTRR - The Journal of Unconventional Parks, Tourism and Recreation Research
- Dr. Wei-Chi Yang, Editor-in-Chief of the eJMT - The Electronic Journal of Mathematics and Technology (
Making the Case: Should Blogs, Wikis and New Media Count as ‘Publishing’?
Wednesday, April 2nd, 11:00 am –Noon George Harvey Center (Waldron Hall)
Panel Discussion, moderated by Candice Benjes-Small, McConnell Library
- Taryn Chase, Managing Editor of the New River Voice
- Charley Cosmato, Assistant Director of the Technology in Learning Center
- Dr. Bob Stepno, Assistant Professor of Media Studies
Making the Cut: What Editors Want from Writers
Thursday, April 10, 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Library Radford Room
RT Smith, editor of the Shenandoah Review, will focus his informal remarks on submitting material to literary magazines. Co-sponsored by the Club Programming Committee, Sigma Tau Delta, and the English Department.
For more information about the Symposium, contact the Library Reference Desk at 831-5696 or Refdesk@Radford.edu or IM: RuLibSpot
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I won’t be able to come to today’s session, but I’m very interested in the topic. If you are giving a powerpoint presentation or distributing handouts, could you please e-mail them to me?