Journal of Student Research
Journals: Submission Deadline To Be Announced
- 2009 Edition, Journal of Student Research
- 2008 Edition, Journal of Student Research
- 2007 Edition, Journal of Student Research
- 2006 Edition, Journal of Student Research
- 2005 Edition, Journal of Student Research
- 2004 Edition, Journal of Student Research
- 2003 Edition, Journal of Student Research
- 2002 Edition, Journal of Student Research
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The next edition of UW-Stout's Journal of Student Research needs YOU.
Submission: (Questions may be emailed to Phil Tauchen , Editior-in-chief, Journal of Student Research, phone: 232-1625)
Manuscript Preparation
Submit Your Article
Submit Your Signature Page--Journal submissions will not be considered until this document is on file.
Submission Score Sheet [PDF]
Frequently Asked Questions:
- What is the goal of the Journal?
- What are the benefits to students?
- Who is part of the Journal?
- Why should students publish their research?
- How do I submit my article?
- What do students and faculty think about the journal?
- Who do I contact if I have any questions?
What is the goal of the Journal?
A major goal this year is to get a more diverse group of departments and programs involved in the 6th edition of the Journal. Research articles can be submitted by any graduate or undergraduate student from any department on campus.
What are the benefits to students?
- Provides students with a competitive edge
- Provides students with the opportunity to share their work with a larger audience
- Allows students to demonstrate their work on collaborative projects
- Increases relationship building with faculty and peers
Who is part of the Journal?
The coordination of the Journal is a collaborative effort by the students. The students are involved in the printing and layout, cover design, and editing of the Journal. Funding for the Journal is provided through the Access to Learning Fee.
Why should students publish their research?
- Excellent Resume Builder: Publishing in a faculty reviewed journal
- National exposure via the online edition
- Opportunity for students to gain recognition for their research
How do I submit my article?
First, go to the Journal of Student Research Manuscript Preparation found at http://www.uwstout.edu/rs/man.shtml, and make sure your article is in APA and uses the same format as the template provided. The last page includes a Submissions Checklist; be sure you have satisfied all criteria before submitting, otherwise, your article may be sent back for immediate changes.
To submit visit http://www2.uwstout.edu/solutions/rs/uwsjsr/submit/submit.asp
Please include tables and figures (charts or graphs) on THEIR OWN SEPARATE PAGE at the end of your document. That is, please submit one document including all charts and figures in the body of the paper AND at the end. Please save graphs as their own file (preferably .tif). Do not simply copy and paste graphs from SPSS into your word document. Please submit articles as .doc files, not .docx.
If you want additional help with your article, visit the Campus Writing Center at 413 Harvey Hall or http://www.uwstout.edu/cas/english/writing.shtml.
- The Writing Center tutors are “trained to assist you in any stage of the writing process- pre-writing, drafting, revising, and editing; however, tutors will not edit or write your paper for you.”
- Please bring with you to each tutorial:
- Two hard copies of your draft (please note: the Center does not have a printer)
- Your laptop
- A copy of the assignment sheet/ prompts for the paper you’re working on (In this case, you can print out a copy of the template)
- An idea of what you want to address and accomplish in the tutorial
What do students and faculty think about the journal?
"The Journal is getting my students jobs." Packaging Professor
"The Journal has given me an excellent opportunity to publish my research and use it as a resume builder." Packaging Student
"This is the best thing that this University has done for student research." Applied Mathematics Professor
Who do I contact if I have any questions?
Please contact Phil Tauchen, Editor of the Journal of Student Research, Research Services Office, Room 152 Voc. Rehab. Bldg., 715-232-1625.