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DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION:
NOVEMBER 1 , 2005
Annuals of the Next Generation
- Overview
The Annuals of the Next Generation is a refereed,
scholarly journal that seeks to provide a venue to showcase
the next generation of African American scholars, by publishing
the research of graduate students. This publication will highlight
research from multiple disciplines and areas, and allow these
young scholars to present their work to an international audience.
Annuals of the Next Generation - Submission
Guidelines
Submission Process
All manuscripts are submitted via the online
submission system to the Annuals of the Next Generation.
Preparation of Manuscript
A manuscript submitted to Annual of the Next Generation
should be a Microsoft Word file. Manuscripts should be formatted
into a 8 ½ x 11 document with one inch margins, should
be Times New Roman 12 point typeface, and should not be
more than 25 double-spaced pages (including references).
The submission should conform to the Publications Manual
of the American Psychological Association (APA) (5th edition).
Title Page: The title page should contain the article
name, authors' names and complete affiliations, and the
address for manuscript correspondence (including e-mail
address, telephone, and fax numbers).
Abstract: A descriptive abstract of no more than
100 double-spaced words should be included in the manuscript.
Peer Review Process
Manuscripts will be acknowledged by the editor upon receipt.
After an internal editorial review, manuscripts will be
forwarded anonymously to at least two external reviewers.
The review process will take anywhere from 6 weeks to 3
months. Once the manuscript has been reviewed, that author(s)
will be notified about the status of the manuscript. Every
effort should be made by the author(s) to remove any identifying
markers from the manuscript. Manuscripts accepted for publication
are subject to copyediting. Manuscript submission indicates
the author's commitment to publish in the Annuals of
the Next Generation and to give the journal first publication
rights. No manuscript known to be under consideration by
another journal will be reviewed.
Copyright
It is a condition of publication that author(s) vest copyright
of their manuscripts, including abstracts, to The Center
for African American Research and Policy (CAARP). Authors
may use the manuscript elsewhere after publication without
prior permission from CAARP, provided that acknowledgment
is given to ANG as the original source.
Editors
Brandon
D. Daniels - Editor
Ph.D. Student, University of Wisconsin - Madison
Melanie
L. Hayden - Associate Editor
Ph.D. Student, Virginia Tech University
Devona L. Foster - Assistant Editor
Ed.D. Student, Auburn University
Editorial Board
Jerlando
F. L. Jackson, Ph.D. - Editor-in-Chief
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Chance
W. Lewis, Ph.D.
Colorado State University
Kevin Cokley, University of Missouri-Columbia
Darnell G. Cole, University of Hawaii-Monoa
Christopher Dunbar, Michigan State University
Juan E. Gilbert, Auburn University
Jerrod A. Henderson, University of Illinois (Graduate Student)
Rodney K. Hopson, Duquesne University
Tyrone C. Howard, UCLA
Bryant T. Marks, Morehouse College
James T. Minor, Michigan State University
Larry L. Rowley, University of Michigan
LeKita V. Scott, Claflin University
Boyce Watkins, Syracuse University
Dale-Marie Wilson, Auburn University (Graduate Student)
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