Adding Your Publications to Our Directory:
Though we may move this process to the forums, for now direct any questions you have to dent@susqu.edu.
The Directory is currently divided into four sections by category. To qualify for this list, the journal must be staffed primarily by undergraduates.
Section 1:
National Undergraduate Student Journals- Journals open to any undergraduate student from any campus.
Section 2:
On Campus Journals- Journals that only accept work from students who are a member of the campus the publication is affiliated with.
Section 3:
Campus and Community Journals- Journals open to members of the publication's affiliated university as well as surrounded communities.
Section 4:
Journals Open to All Writers- Journals staffed by undergraduate students that publish work from writers of all ages, not just undergraduate students.
Required information:
• Name of journal.
• Type of journal.
• Season or month the journal is published.
• Frequency of publication (Annually, quarterly, etc.).
• Medium (online or print, etc.).
• A link to the journal's website or page (if it has one).
• A Brief description:
-
We're requiring each journal have a brief (1 or 2 sentence minimum) description of the journal. These "Journal Bios" can be up to six sentences (or so) long. Our goal is for this directory to be more than a list: an interactive and informative directory of undergraduate journals. (See below for more details.)
Optional Information:
-
These are things that may enrich our entry for your journal, feel free to include as much or as little information as you like.
• If you'd like to solicit submissions, you may include brief submission guidelines. The information you give may include but is not limited to:
• Genres published.
• Season of submissions No exact dates please, unless they are the same every year. We do not want to have incorrect information if the dates vary.
• Link to complete submission guidelines.
• How to submit and the link, email, or address.
• Contact information for the journal.
• Journal Bio. This is the place to help us get to know your journal. Information you can include:
• A brief description.
• The year of first publication.
• Claims to fame, general celebrations, or fun facts (ie: "In 2012, Journal celebrated its 50th Issue!").
• Mission statement or a quote that really captures your journal's heart.
•Origins of journal name