Aisthesis Journal Call for Submissions
Aisthesis, an undergraduate journal that includes a cross-disciplinary selection of work from Honors students around the country and is produced by students in University Honors at the University of Minnesota Duluth, is sending out a call for submissions.
The journal accepts research projects, essays, poetry, fictional stories, photographs, graphic art, etc. from every major and discipline of Honor students like you. Aisthesis offers an excellent opportunity for undergraduate students to be published in a respectable, student-produced journal, providing a mark of personal achievement. Read more about submissions below!
Submissions for the journal are accepted year-round, but the deadline for the next issue is Friday, May 9. Please send your submission electronically to charp021@d.umn.edu along with the title, your name, and your affiliated university. Submitted written work should not exceed 5,000 words, and text files in Word or plain-text format are preferred. After the submission deadline, a student editorial committee will blindly review submissions. Questions or concerns about submission requirements, publication process, or any other aspects of the journal may be sent to Becca Charpentier.
The journal accepts research projects, essays, poetry, fictional stories, photographs, graphic art, etc. from every major and discipline of Honor students like you. Aisthesis offers an excellent opportunity for undergraduate students to be published in a respectable, student-produced journal, providing a mark of personal achievement. Read more about submissions below!
Submissions for the journal are accepted year-round, but the deadline for the next issue is Friday, May 9. Please send your submission electronically to charp021@d.umn.edu along with the title, your name, and your affiliated university. Submitted written work should not exceed 5,000 words, and text files in Word or plain-text format are preferred. After the submission deadline, a student editorial committee will blindly review submissions. Questions or concerns about submission requirements, publication process, or any other aspects of the journal may be sent to Becca Charpentier.
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