[pccgrads] Workshop: How to Choose an Appropriate Journal for your Research

[Caitlin Whalen]

Workshop: How to Choose an Appropriate Journal for your Research
OSB 425
Friday Sept. 23rd, 1-2:30pm

Has your research yielded exciting results, but you’re not sure which
journal would be the best venue? Alternatively, do you find aspects of the
process of choosing a journal mysterious? Then this workshop is for you!
We will discuss the process and considerations for choosing a written venue
for your work. Topics covered will include how to identify an appropriate
audience for your results, choose a journal that caters to that audience,
and craft a manuscript with both audience and target journal in mind. This
workshop will use examples from AGU journals, but the discussion will be
general enough so that participants will gain the skills necessary to
choose an appropriate journal far outside of the AGU journal family. Please
bring pencil/paper to the workshop (I’ll bring extras for those who
forget). Throughout the workshop we will focus on addressing the questions
and concerns of students and postdocs, but all are welcome to participate.

The workshop will be led by Caitlin Whalen, a physical oceanographer at the
Applied Physics Laboratory and an editor for Geophysical Research Letters.

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Caitlin Whalen
Senior Oceanographer, Applied Physics Laboratory
Affiliate Assistant Professor, School of Oceanography
University of Washington
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