AAHHE Webinars
AAHHE Writing Workshop
Engaging in research and publication is vital to the work of faculty as they aim to contribute to new knowledge, inform policy and practice, and advance in their careers to earn tenure and promotion from the humanities to the STEM fields. The mentoring and socialization that doctoral students and early career faculty receive varies greatly and may not always include a clear understanding or demystification of this research to publication process.
This interactive workshop aims to respond to this need and will make the implicit aspects of the research to publication process explicit and manageable, providing participants an opportunity to personalize the resources provided to meet their scholarly goals and needs.
This workshop will provide a supportive and inclusive space where graduate students and early career faculty from all disciplines can build on their understanding about the various steps necessary to go from designing and carrying out a study, identifying an outlet to disseminate findings, and approaching a revise and resubmit disposition. Strategies and tools will also be offered to assist participants in attending to some of the real challenges associated with these steps, such as collaborating on research, navigating the politics of authorship, and dealing with rejection.
Melissa A. Martinez, PhD
Professor
Department of Counseling, Leadership, Adult Education, and School Psychology
Texas State University
The workshop registration process is composed of two parts:
- Complete the registration form and payment process for the sessions available:
- Once you have submitted the form, you will receive a confirmation email with the pre-registration link for the meeting to receive the Zoom credentials.
You must complete the above two steps to fully register for the workshop.
If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].
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