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Post by Admin on Jun 25, 2014 5:51:40 GMT
Our Editor guests welcome interaction with the faculty. Please post here questions or comments you have for the Editor. Please allow 24-hours for a response.
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Post by drbecky on Jun 25, 2014 13:29:19 GMT
I think I posted my question in the wrong place - sorry! However, I do have another question. How developed should a manuscript be when we submit? I have a concept started that I think would fit for your journal, however it is not developed at all. My main problem in developing this concept is the time it takes - with no guarantee that it will actually go anywhere.
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Post by lcbrewer on Jun 25, 2014 13:32:18 GMT
What is the process to be considered for a JEE reviewer? Thanks!
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Post by Allison on Jun 25, 2014 18:17:55 GMT
I think I posted my question in the wrong place - sorry! However, I do have another question. How developed should a manuscript be when we submit? I have a concept started that I think would fit for your journal, however it is not developed at all. My main problem in developing this concept is the time it takes - with no guarantee that it will actually go anywhere. Hello! Thank you for your question. The manuscript should be fully developed; it should be theoretically be ready to publish! If you want to run your idea past the JEE editorial office, you can contact them at jee@aee.org. They can let you know if your idea will be a good fit for the journal or not before you submit. |
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Post by Allison on Jun 25, 2014 22:41:17 GMT
What is the process to be considered for a JEE reviewer? Thanks! Hello, thank you for your interest! In order to be considered for a JEE reviewer you'll want to set up an account in the JEE ScholarOne site: mc.manuscriptcentral.com/jexped And be sure to include keywords for your research interests so the editors will know what manuscripts to consider you for. |
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Post by lizyoung on Jun 27, 2014 0:54:46 GMT
Are handbooks with subject area guidelines of any interest?
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