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Thank you for your interest in
contributing to Diverse:
Issues in Higher Education,
the only biweekly newsmagazine
that covers minority issues in
higher education. Because
Diverse is a newsmagazine, a
jury of your peers does not
scrutinize scholarly
submissions, but rather our
editors. We accept submissions
from scholars and reserve the
right to publish works
according to our needs and
edit those works for our
purposes as well. There are
several venues in our magazine
for submissions from higher
education faculty,
administrators and students.
The Last Word
Found on the final editorial
page of the magazine, The Last
Word is a perspective piece in
which the author can express
an opinion on any higher
education topic. Our best
submissions often include some
statistics or a historical
content to illustrate the
point. We prefer to publish
timely pieces. Usually recent
court rulings, significant
congressional activity, or any
other news-related events
surrounding a development in
higher education provide a
compelling basis upon which to
write an opinion for this
section.
The Guidelines:
The Last Word submissions
should be 600-800 words long
maximum and sent via e-mail to
the editor
or by mail, on disk, as a
word or text document. You
should also send a color
photograph of yourself with a
brief description of your
title and role in higher
education.
Diverse Forum
Not a regular standing
feature, the Diverse Forum is
usually published when we have
interesting scholarly
submissions or longer in-depth
opinion pieces. We are looking
for pieces that take a
thought-provoking look at a
problem facing
underrepresented populations
in higher education and offers
possible solutions. These
submissions do not need to be
related to any particular news
item, but should be written
from the point-of-view of the
author and may offer some
personal scholarship or
experience as background.
The Guidelines:
Diverse Forum submissions
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maximum and sent via e-mail to
the editor
or by mail, on disk, as a
word or text document. You
should also send a color
photograph of yourself with a
brief description of your
title and role in higher
education. Other related
photos are welcome as well.
Diverse Book Review
We are looking for reviews of
new books with new scholarship
pertaining to underrepresented
populations in higher
education. Reviews should take
a scholarly approach and help
readers to see how the text
might fit into the curriculum.
The Guidelines:
DI Book Review submissions
should be 800 words long
maximum and sent via e-mail to
the editor
or by mail, on a disk, as
a word or text document along
with a brief description of
your title and role in higher
education.
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Announcements and photos also
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A Note of Advice:
Submissions should be
accessible to all our readers.
While we pride ourselves on
publishing articles on
cutting-edge scholarship and
issues impacting minorities in
higher education, we want to
make your work accessible to
the general public as well. We
would like to see writing that
is relaxed as well as thought
provoking. We look forward to
working with you in the
future.
The Editors
Diverse: Issues In Higher
Education
*Note: We
do not guarantee the
publication of submissions. In
addition, all submissions may
be edited for length and
clarity. Writers will be
notified prior to publication
of their articles.
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