CALL FOR MANUSCRIPTS
The journal from AzSCA, Inc. (School Counseling Research and Practice) invites the submission of manuscripts for consideration for the second issue of this journal to be published in early 2011. The deadline for manuscript submission is June 30, 2010.
Manuscripts on issues of interest to practicing K-12 school counselors and counselor educators are welcome. Topics of interest would include empirical research, action research, innovations in school counseling practice, current trends and professional, legal and ethical issues. This issue will focus on advocacy for K-12 students. We are looking for both submissions about completed advocacy-related projects, data collection, analysis and your process of determining how to proceed, i.e., what were the roadblocks and successes along the way.
In addition, articles on promising and beneficial school-based practices or contemporary issues for school counselors will be considered for inclusion. Your topic should be clearly connected to the ASCA Model in your manuscript. We are also seeking reviews of current books or other resources of interest to school counselors. The book and resource reviews should include practical implications for school counselors. We encourage counselor educators and their students to submit joint articles.
Manuscripts should not exceed 16 double-spaced typewritten pages, not including title page and references. The manuscripts should also be written according to the American Psychological Association (APA) Publication Manual (5th edition) style. Include on a separate page, the title of the article and an abstract of no more than 150 words. Submissions will be reviewed anonymously. Please be sure that authors names do not appear anywhere in the manuscript other than the title page. Use APA guidelines to eliminate biased language.
The deadline for receipt of the manuscripts is June 30, 2007. Manuscripts must be sent electronically as e-mail attachment to editors, Joyce DeVoss, joyce.devoss@nau.edu and Susan Stillman, sbstillman@gmail.com. Direct questions should be addressed to Joyce DeVoss at the above email address.
Anyone who has published in professional journals, books, or has contributed chapters in books and would like to serve on the editorial board should apply to one or both of the co-editors by e-mail at the addresses above by June 30, 2010.
Further information including a Powerpoint on publishing/reviewing for publication and additional resources can be found under the Downloads Section to the right.
Professors and School Counseling Students: We welcome and encourage joint submissions for our research journal. See Call for Manuscripts.