Publishing and Presentation Opportunities

Allegheny Review

• Fiction - cannot exceed 20 pages, double-spaced
• Poetry - no more than 5 poems may be submitted
• Creative non-fiction - cannot exceed 20 pages, double-spaced
• Artwork - no limit on number of pieces that can be submitted

Bellingham Review

• Poems, stories, and essays are welcome.  There are no limitations on form or subject matter.
• Prose - cannot exceed 9,000 words.
• Poetry - no less than 3 and no more than 5 poems may be submitted at one time.

Euphony

• Editors welcome submissions of unpublished poetry, fiction, essays, reviews, creative non-fiction, and plays. 

Hayden's Ferry Review

• Poetry - may submit a maximum of 6 poems
• Prose - both nonfiction and fiction prose is accepted. There is no minimum or maximum word count, though the work must be double-spaced.
• Translations - the magazine's main goals are to obtain translations that pay close attention to cultural bodies, the way they identify themselves, interact, and maintain their distinctions, as well as to publish work not hitherto available to an English speaking or reading audience.
• Art- all genres accepted.

Oswald Review

• Manuscript must be between five and twenty-five pages
• A faculty member's endorsement is required.
• Typeface: Times Roman 12 pt.

Issues in Political Economy

• Submissions must pertain to some aspect of economics and must have been written during undergraduate study.
• Submissions must have a faculty sponsor. 

Journal for Global Business and Community

• No restrictions on form or content but preference is given to opinion pieces, firm/industry reports, and papers on current events.
• Papers written for classes will be accepted as long as they have not been previously published.
• Submissions should be between 1000 and 2000 words.

Michigan Journal of Business

• Submissions should address: accounting, economics, finance, marketing, management, operations management, information systems, business law, corporate ethics, or public policy.
• All papers must have been completed during undergraduate study.
• Simultaneous submissions and previously published material not accepted.

Undergraduate Economic Review

• Submitted articles shall not have been previously published or in the process of being published.
• In submitting an article for review, the author is stipulating that the material is not currently under review at another journal (electronic or print) and that he or she will not submit the material to another journal (electronic or print) until the completion of the editorial decision process at Undergraduate Economic Review. 
• Authors must produce electronic versions of their article as a PDF or Microsoft Word document.

Columbia Undergraduate Journal of History

• All submissions must be nominated by a professor at an accredited university or college (see website for details),
• Nominated articles must include footnotes and a bibliography that conform to the Chicago or Turabian style guide.

History Matters: An Undergraduate Journal of Historical Research

• Papers should be between ten and twenty pages.
• Only one submission per student.
• Papers must adhere to the Chicago Manual of Style and must include single-spaced footnotes.
• Previously published paper not be accepted.  No simultaneous submissions.

Penn History Review

• Form and content open; preference given to papers that work with primary source materials. 
• Previously published not accepted.  No simultaneous submissions

Auctus

• No restrictions on form or content.  
• Submissions must be sponsored by a faculty member (See website for details.) 
• Previously published articles not accepted.

Cultural Landscapes

• Submissions must be between 3000 and 5000 words.

Honors Review

• Submissions may cover any range of topics in any discipline and should be between 4,000 and 10,000 words.
• Authors must provide contact information from one consenting faculty member as a reference who is able to vouch for the authenticity of the submitted work.

Pittsburgh Undergraduate Review

• Authors must be undergraduates or have earned the Bachelors Degree within one year of submission. 
• All submissions must have been written during the author's undergraduate career.
• Multiple submissions permitted. 
• Electronic submission only (see website for details). 
• No simultaneous submissions.

Hemispheres

• Submissions should be 5,000 - 8,000 word and should be accompanied by a short abstract. 
• Work must have been completed during undergraduate study.
• Previously published work not accepted.  No simultaneous submissions.

Global Affairs at UC Davis

• Papers of any topic may  be submitted, as long as they are of a global nature and discuss current international affairs issue.  Authors must be currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate students.
• Submissions should be 3 -10 pages.

University of Florida International Review

• Submissions must take a position on a notable issue pertaining to world affairs and reinforce that position with argument and evidence and should be 4 12 pages (1200 to 3000 words).

American Journal of Undergraduate Research

• Authors must be sponsored by faculty or research supervisors.

Journal of Young Investigators

• Undergraduate students only may submit, individually or in teams.
• Research must have been conducted under the supervision of a research mentor.
• Research submissions should follow the general format: Abstract, Introduction, Methods and Materials, Results, Discussion and Conclusion, References. They should include tables and figures that illustrate the author's research and conclusions, and should be directed toward an audience of undergraduate science majors.
• Review submissions should address current research on a specific topic in an in-depth manner, and should be written for an audience of undergraduate science majors. Figures, tables, and extensive references are expected. Review articles require neither a research mentor nor an Advisor Approval Form.

Hudson River Undergraduate Mathematics Conference

• Abstracts must be be 1-2  very short paragraphs.
• On-line submission only.

Involve: A Journal of Mathematics

• Submissions shoule be accompanied by an abstract  (150 words or less mu self-contained and not make any reference to the bibliography.
• No simultaneous submissions.

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Undergraduate Math Journal

• Submissions must be work been completed before graduation and be acompanied by an abstract. 
• Authors must be sponsored by a mathematician familiar with the student's work.

Iowa Journal of Cultural Studies

• No restrictions on form, content, or length.

Undergraduate Research Journal for the Human Sciences

• No restrictions on form; submissions may include experiments, surveys, case studies, and documentary research.
• Only papers written during undergraduate study will be accepted.  Co-authored papers with other undergraduates, graduate students, or faculty members accepted only if undergraduate is primary author..
• Previously published work not accepted.  No simultaneous submissions. 
• Manuscripts should be 1000 -3500 words. 

Journal of Undergraduate Chemistry Research

• Manuscripts should not exceed 1900 words. 
• Previously published material not accepted.  No simultaneous submissions. 

Journal of Undergraduate Reports in Physics

• Submissions must be sponsored by or co-authored with a full-time faculty member of the department in which the research was done.
• Submissions should be no longer than fifteen pages of text and be accompanied by an abstract (no longer than 250 words). 

McGill Journal of Medicine

• Submissions should be original articles, review articles, letters, research letters, ca se reports, “crossroads” articles in the humanities, or artwork. 
• Author / first author should be an undergraduate student. Authors should have participated sufficiently in the work to take public responsibility for the content.
• Previously published work not accepted.

Penn Bioethics Journal

• Authors must be undergraduate students and have a faculty sponsor.  Secondary authors can be other undergraduates, graduate students, or faculty members. author should have participated significantly to the concept and design of the work and writing the manuscript to take public responsibility for it.
• News briefs (1 paragraph) must discuss bioethics in current events.
• Editorials (1-3 pages)  must be opinion pieces that analyze or discuss a recent event and the relevant bioethical controversy.
• Papers (max 3300 words) should be accompanied by an maximum 250 words).

Princeton Journal of Bioethics

• Authors must be undergraduates at the time of submission.

Agnitio

• Submissions should be 10 -20 pages.
• Abstracts of 50 words must also be included with the paper. 

Gadfly

• One submission per author.
• Features (explorations of an idea, issue, or problem) should be 1200 -1500 words.
• Shorts (quick pieces that introduce an idea or question in a humorous, unconventional, or creative manner) should d be 400 -700 words.
• Interviews should be 1000 -1200 words.
• Reviews (of books, events, films, or exhibits). They should be between 700 and 1000 words.
• Artwork is also accepted.

Aporia (Dartmouth College)

• No restrictions on form or content.

Logos Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy

• Submissions may address any philosophical issue.
• Papers should be no longer than 30 pages in length.
• All papers must include an abstract (the introduction to the paper is usually adequate).
• The Chicago Manual of Style is preferred for submissions, but papers written in MLA or other consistent formatting will still be considered.
• Due to the nature of a blind review, your name, year of study, college, and intended major must be included on a separate sheet of paper. Do NOT include author information within the actual essay.
• Papers that have been submitted to multiple journals are still accepted, but once you have accepted an offer elsewhere, please notify Logos immediately of your intention.

Lyceum

• Papers must be submitted electronically in any one of the following formats: MS WORD (.doc), Rich Text Format  (.rtf), Open Office (.odt), HTML, and XML. 
• Textual references should be parenthetically cited with a list of references at the end of the text as in the APA style sheet.  
• Authors should refer to previous issues for examples of the preferred sectioning styles. 
• Short discussion articles of up to 1000 words in response to published articles are also accepted.

Pacific University Undergraduate Philosophy Conference

• Papers are required to be of philosophical content, but there are no specific restrictions on subject matter within the arena of philosophical discussion itself.
• Papers should be approximately 3000 words (10-12 pages) and must be submitted electronically as Word documents.
• Submissions must include both the paper and an abstract (100-200 word summary of the paper).

Prolegomena

• Submissions must not have been previously published nor under consideration by other journals.
• Submissions files must be in PDF, Microsoft Word, RTF, or WordPerfect document file formats.
• Any URL addresses within the text must be activated and ready to be clicked.
• The text must adhere to consistent stylistic and bibliographic styles.
• The author's name must not be included within the actual essay.
• All illustrations, figures, and tables must be within the text rather than in additional files.

Prometheus

• Academic Journal
  • Authors of article, book, or essay reviews must email the journal with their intended book or interviewee.
  • The journal accepts undergraduate papers on all philosophical topics. Essays written for classes, honors theses, and independent work are also welcome.
  • Multiple submissions are accepted, though you may only accept publication at one journal.
  • Authors must be current undergrads or graduating seniors.
  • Submissions should conform to the MLA format and should be between 10 and 30 pages double-spaced.
  • Papers must be submitted electronically in .doc or .pdf format.
  • Due to the nature of a blind review process, a cover page must be attached with the essay. The cover page shall include: name, university or college, major or degree, year of expected graduation, email, phone number, and address. Do NOT include any personal information on the paper itself. 
  • A short abstract (500 word maximum) must be included at the beginning of your paper.

Stance

• Papers approaching any philosophical topic are welcome.
• Current undergrads may submit a paper between 1500 and 3500 words in length (footnotes may extend the word limit up to 500 words).
• Undergraduates may submit only one paper per year.
• Manuscripts should be double-spaced and submitted electronically in Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx) format.
• Due to the nature of the blind review process, submissions must include a cover page with the author's name, university, title, and email address. The paper itself must not contain any identifying information.
• Footnotes should follow Chicago Manual of Syle.

Yale Philosophy Review

• Authors of article, book, or essay reviews must email the journal with their intended book or interviewee.
• All submissions should be double-spaced and in MLA format. Papers must be the original work of the author, with all sources and references properly cited.
• Submissions have no maximum or minimum number of pages.
• While we do not take previously published papers, we do accept simultaneous submissions, with the expectation that we will be informed immediately if the paper is being published elsewhere.
• Please include a cover page with the following information: name, university or college, major or degree, year of expected graduation, email, phone number, and address. Do not include any personal information on the paper itself.
• Please include a short (500 word maximum) abstract at the beginning of your paper.

Dartmouth Law Journal

Michigan Journal of Political Science

• Authors must be current undergrads or recent graduates (granted the paper was written during their undergraduate career).
• All essays must be submitted electronically in Microsoft Word format.
• Papers must be no less than 10 pages, double-spaced, and must conform to the MLA style of writing.
• Any graphs must be submitted as part of the word document.

Res Publica

• Submitted articles cannot have been previously published, nor be forthcoming in an archival journal or book (print or electronic). 
• Submissions may not be currently under review at another journal (electronic or print) nor may the author submit the same material to another journal (electronic or print) until the completion of the Res Publica editorial decision process.
• Papers must be submitted electronically as PDF or Microsoft Word files.
• There are no general rules about the formatting of articles upon initial submission.

Critique

• Authors may be undergraduate or graduate students.
• Manuscripts may be no longer than 20 pages in length.
• References must adhere to the APSA style of writing.
• If the work has been published previously, the author must inform the journal of where as soon as possible.

Dialectics

• The journal searches for papers that have a single thesis, are focused, identify significant societal and global issues, and offer creative solutions or specific recommendations for addressing the challenges. 
• Students from undergraduate or graduate institutions are welcome to submit.
• Submissions must be between 1200 and 3000 words.
• The cover page must include the author's name, title, short biographical sketch, and contact information.
• Citation must adhere to the APA style of writing.
• Papers must be submitted electronically as a Microsoft Word attachment.

Canadian Undergraduate Journal of Cognitive Science

• As an exhibit of undergraduate research in cognitive science, all related topics will be considered, and interdisciplinary collaboration is strongly encouraged. These topics include but are not limited to sociology, anthropology, biological, cognitive, and evolutionary psychology, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, computational linguistics, philosophy of language, philosophical logic, and the history of cognitive science.
• Papers should be no longer than 5000 words or 15 pages in length.
• Submissions must conform to the APA style of writing.
• To ensure a blind review process, the author's name and contact information should not appear anywhere in the body of the paper. It should appear on the cover page only. 

Impulse

• All authors MUST have a mentoring professor who has reviewed and commented on the paper (and research, where applicable). The journal will not accept a submission until it has been reviewed by a mentoring professor.
• All submissions to the journal authored solely by one or more students must contain an acknowledgment to the faculty mentor who either supervised the work, in case of research reports, or who reviewed the work, in the case of reviews.  In each case, the mentor(s) will be contacted so that the journal can assure that all submissions follow the guidelines for student publications by their home institution.
• If the article has been simultaneously submitted elsewhere, the IMPULSE Faculty Advisor will inform the other journal(s) immediately of the conflict.
• There are no specific length limitations, but those articles that would be published as “brief communications” or “short essays” in other journals may receive less consideration than full articles.
• Be certain to read the Author Agreement. Upon accepting the agreement, manuscripts must be submitted electronically as a Microsoft Word attachment. Submission of an article is assumed to mean that all authors have read, understand and agree to comply with the Author Agreement.

KON Conclave & Undergraduate Research Conference

• Manuscripts, papers, and reports submitted for consideration may describe student projects or research from seminars, independent studies, research assistantships, or class projects in the student's major.
• A cover page must be attached to one copy of the application to identify the author's name, address, phone number, e-mail address, name of college/university, name of faculty mentor, name of faculty member who served as the writing adviser, student status (e.g., junior), and parent's address and telephone for emergency contact. No identification of the author or institution should appear on the pages of the application.
• In the case of multiple authors—student authors are preferred; a professor as a last author is acceptable.
• Manuscripts, papers, and reports should be from four to six pages in length.

Psi Chi Journal of Undergraduate Research

• Only submissions from undergraduate and graduate students within Psi Chi will be considered. 
• The journal seeks current issues in psychology, chapter development, and/or personal development.
• Papers should be between 1500 and 2000 words (maximum of 3000 words with references).
• Manuscripts must be submitted electronically as a Microsoft Word attachment.
• Submissions must adhere to the APA style of writing and must include a brief biographical statement between 150 and 200 words.

Undergraduate Journal of Psychology

• Manuscripts must adhere to the APA style of writing.
• Papers must be submitted electronically as a Microsoft Word attachment.
• Submissions must include the author's name, email address, phone number, and permanent mailing address.

Yale Review of Undergraduate Research in Psychology

• The journal accepts research articles, literature reviews and other scientific writing in the field of psychology. These may pertain, but are not limited to: neuroscience (including behavorial and animal), clinical psychology, cognitive psychology/cognitive science, developmental psychology, social & personality psychology, as well as educational psychology, psychology and the law, etc.
• The lead author must have conducted her or his research while an undergraduate student. The submission itself must have been composed no later than 6 months after the author's commencement or graduation ceremony. This extended timeframe is to accommodate research conducted during senior year.
• While the lead author must be an undergraduate (or have been an undergraduate when the research was conducted; see above), additional authors may be graduate students or even faculty.
• If there are multiple authors listed on a paper, each author must agree on the final version of the manuscript. 
• Papers submitted to the Yale Review of Undergraduate Research in Psychology will be reviewed using a BLIND REVIEW procedure. Reviewers will not know the author's name, university, year in college, or any other personal information.
• Eligibility is not limited to students pursuing a degree in psychology or a related field.
• While authors are free to submit to multiple journals, they must immediately notify the Editors-in-Chief of the YRURP if their work is going to be published elsewhere, at which point it will be removed from our consideration. If an author accepts an offer to be published in the YRURP she or he must immediately withdraw from consideration at other journals and transfer the exclusive copyright to the YRURP.
• Manuscripts must be submitted electronically as a Microsoft Word attachment.