Dr. Jay Kandampully is a professor in the College of Education & Human Ecology at Ohio State University and also serves as editor of the international journal Managing Service Quality. Read the PDF.
Dr. Jane Maienschein, a Regents professor in the School of Life Sciences describes the editorial review process and shares strategies for improving your chances of being published. She advices graduate students to "get a point" in their writing, seek feedback and to be persistent.
Dr. Kory Floyd, a Professor in the Hugh Down's School of Communication, shares some insights about what journal editors are looking for and provides some helpful information about what you can do to better your chances of getting published.
Dr. Stephen West, a Professor in Psychology at ASU outlines the review process used in peer-reviewed journals. He provides graduate students advice on submitting a paper to a journal for the first time, and how to recover and handle revisions and rejections from a journal.
In this informative article featured on the Tomorrow’s Professor blog, Beth A. Fischer and Michael J. Zigmond of the Survival Skills and Ethics Program at the University of Pittsburgh break down the daunting task of moving from a research idea to a published manuscript into a more manageable series of steps. They offer advice on topics such as determining order of authorship, selecting a journal, and organizing and revising your manuscript.
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