Publishing in the Humanities

 In academia, everyone has heard the adage, "Publish or perish." But how does one go about publication? The process is opaque, especially for graduate students, and departments do not always instruct emerging scholars in how publication works. This Deep Dive will provide practical tips and insights into publishing research in the humanities and interpretive social sciences. We will consider the role of conferences and networking, the question of co-authorship, varieties of academic journals and genres of scholarship, the peer review process, and the academic book proposal, among other topics. We will also consider some of the challenges facing editors and publishers and how aspiring scholars can adjust to these challenges. Students will gain an understanding of the academic publishing industry and of the various ways they can publish their research. 

Intensity Level: Medium

Facilitated by: Vaughn Rasberry, Associate Professor of English and Associate Vice Provost for Graduate Education

Details:

Open to enrolled graduate students at any stage in any discipline or degree program. 

Space is limited. Due to the workshop's interactive format, full participation in both sessions is required.

If you are accepted to this workshop, you must confirm your place by submitting a Student Participation Fee Agreement, which authorizes VPGE to charge $50 to your Stanford bill – only if you do not fully participate in the event. You will receive a link to the Agreement and instructions if you are offered a place.

Registration Process:

Publishing in the Humanities is an in-person two-part workshop. Session dates are Wed., Oct. 14 and Wed., Oct . 21 from 4-6PM. Application deadline is Oct. 7.

Dinner will be provided!

Apply here.