Call for Proposals for Special Issue
Gender and Sexuality Womxn in Student Affairs
March 15, 2024
The Journal of Women and Gender in Higher Education is soliciting proposals for the 2027 special issue. Volume 20, a guest edited special issue, will be the first issue of the year.
Each special issue will include up to 6 scholarly articles that run approximately 25 pages in length, plus an introduction from the guest editor(s). As with manuscripts submitted through JWG’s regular process, all manuscripts under consideration for a special issue will go out for anonymous peer review. Like our regular submission process, we expect that the guest editor(s) will work with authors through potentially multiple rounds of developmental review until the manuscript is ready for publication.
To be considered, you must submit a proposal that includes the following:
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Proposed special issue theme and rationale
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Rationales should describe how the theme aligns with the aim and scope of the journal
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Rationales should clearly argue the relevance of the proposed theme
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One or more guest editor(s), detailing how their expertise aligns with the proposed theme of the special issue
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Include CVs/Resumes for the guest editor(s). Many of our successful applications come from those with significant experience with both publishing and reviewing in peer-reviewed outlets.
Proposals should be no more than 2-3 single-spaced pages maximum, excluding CVs/Resumes. To be considered, guest editor(s) must adhere to the following timeline:
Publish call for submissions: October 1, 2024
Deadline for submissions: January 6, 2025
Manuscripts out for peer review: January 7, 2025 – February 20, 2025
Selection of manuscripts for issue: February 27, 2025
Finalize all revisions of manuscripts: August 31, 2025
To propose a special issue, submit all required materials to jwg@naspa.org by September 1, 2024.
Please contact the Co-Editors Natasha Croom (nncroom@clemson.edu), Christa Porter (cporte24@kent.edu), and Laura Parson (laura.parson@ndsu.edu) with any questions.