Subject Guides: Graduate Writing Workshop Tools: How do I publish my work?

Publishing Tools

Journal article publication letters
Writing submission cover letters to a journal
Choosing a Journal
from Taylor & Francis, scholarly publisher

Select articles on publishing

Badenhorst, Cecile; Xu, Xiaolin. 2016. "Academic Publishing: Making the Implicit Explicit" Publications 4, no. 3: 24.

Collins, J. C. 2015. “Writer's Forum—Writing for Publication While in Graduate School: An Accessible Reality.” New Horizons in Adult Education and Human Resource Development 27 (1):51–5.

Call for papers - Find a conference or journal of interest to submit your work.

Pivot (library database) - In the Conference section, search by topic or browse by subject. Sort by country, submission deadlines, eligibility, etc.
Conal - conference alerts (web source) - Academic conferences worldwide. Locate a conference listing, check the "Call for Papers" section.

Journal suggestions - Below are some suggested journal publications to submit your research and writing.

Always check with your program, they may have selected titles for submitting your work

Journal of Student Research - Journal of Student Research (JSR) is an Academic, Multidisciplinary, and Faculty-reviewed Journal (Houston, Texas) devoted to the rapid dissemination of current research published by high school, undergraduate, and graduate students.(website).
Inquiries - Inquiries Journal is an open-access, multidisciplinary student journal focused on presenting student scholarship in the social sciences, arts, and humanities
Open Access A-Z - Open Access Initiative is committed to make genuine and reliable contributions to the scientific community without restricting the access of published content. This publisher hosts over 700+ leading-edge peer reviewed Open Access Journals and organizes over 3000 International Conferences all over the world (website).

What other types of professional writing should the graduate student be familiar with? The following resources will help:

Professional Writing - Collection of Resources
Specific types of writing, including email composition.
Diversity Statement
A one-to two-page document that explains your experiences with and commitments to diverse populations of students. A university that seeks this statement from applicants is typically concerned with ensuring that faculty hires are familiar with its diverse student populations and willing to support students in line with the university’s mission statement. A successful diversity statement talks about your background and how you will create a diverse and inclusive learning environment for all students (from the website).
From Academic to Professional Writing
Learn how to transition your writing from an academic to professional
Effective email communication
When is email appropriate to us in communications? When is it not? The guide will walk you through effective email communication
Tips & Tools - University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Comprehensive list of the writing process. Includes information on writing for specific subject areas.
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Additional link - https://writingcenter.unc.edu/tips-and-tools/