Types of Manuscripts Many categories of submission are appropriate. These include, but are not limited to, research studies and case studies whose findings or methodologies are generalizable to other environments. Articles in the Journal offer fresh perspectives on long-term concerns as well as critical examinations of existing assumptions and emerging trends. The Journal welcomes submissions from practitioners, academics, doctoral students, and others with an interest in the field. Manuscript Style Language of publication for the Journal is Standard English.
Briefer manuscripts are also welcome.
Although the Journal is not a scholarly publication, we do recommend Kate Turabian s A Manual of Style for Writers of Term Papers, Theses, and Dissertations as a widely available, abbreviated version of the Chicago manual. Examples of citation and reference styles are provided in these guidelines. Use of special formatting, such as tabs and full justification, should be avoided. Publishing Criteria Manuscripts should not be submitted to the Journal if under consideration elsewhere. Manuscripts should contain principally original material.