We’re pleased to announce that the highly successful workshop “Getting Published” workshop will be offered again at the annual Conference of the Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences (AESS) to be held at Florida Central University from June 26-29, 2019. It will be led by Tony Rosenbaum and Kim Smith.
The workshop provides participants an opportunity to receive helpful reviews and editorial suggestions for their manuscripts from interdisciplinary journal writers and editors. This year, we are expanding the workshop to include participants at all stages of their careers, including early career scholars and those new to interdisciplinary publishing. [https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/tcUJh6ZQZ7Y8Hc2yYlXnfEtXYdATE-tINujGUKe4OiSFvvnfyt9RPlZby319yGR5MzpE37yMEW6eqlA6jz569MB5H3P7NdRg4FsKWrFozsbMmE5eEIIho7rXoIjOMpxaTdlX0-o] The workshop will include: Part I: Discussion of article preparation and review process by experienced journal editors and writers; Part II: Small group discussions of individual papers: Prospective participants are invited to submit manuscripts in advance of the Workshop. These participants will be divided into small groups consisting of 2-4 authors and a Journal editor, who will review the paper before the workshop. During Part II, these groups will convene, along with other workshop participants who choose to observe, and discuss suggestions for revision or improvement. Part III: The workshop will close with a final collective meeting to discuss issues and ideas from the review sessions. If you wish to submit a manuscript for review, please send it to Kim Smith ([email protected]) by Friday, May 31. (You may participate whether or not you submit a paper to be reviewed.) Cordially, Walter (Tony) Rosenbaum Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences Kim Smith Carleton College - Abby Lindsay Ostovar, PhD American University [email protected] Please take not of this as my new faculty email. **Recent Articles: Investing Upstream: Watershed Protection in Piura, Peru<https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1Yfng5Ce0rVusJ>, Environmental Science & Policy Social Learning as an Adaptive Measure to Prepare for Climate Change Impacts on Water Provision in Peru<http://rdcu.be/z5IT>, Journal of Environmental Studies & Sciences -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "gep-ed" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
