Board Blog: Debut Research Paper Showcase in Minneapolis

At the NSEMC in Seattle, I hosted a Faculty Roundtable to garner interest in what CBI could do to further help advisers in our organization who have research requirements at their institutions. One of the possible solutions that resulted from our discussion was a research paper session at future conventions.

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Lisa Marshall, CBI Treasurer

I encourage CBI faculty and staff advisers to submit to our debut research paper showcase in Minneapolis. We are now accepting papers with an electronic media, journalism, and/or legal and ethical electronic media focus that do not exceed 20 pages. The deadline is June 1. Papers will be peer reviewed this summer. The top three papers will be presented in a research paper session in Minneapolis. The winning paper will also be recognized as part of the awards ceremony.

I’ll be sending out a call in May to recruit reviewers for our papers. If you rather not submit but would be interested in reviewing papers, I gladly welcome your help!

I hope this is one more way that CBI can continue to serve our members. Traveling to another convention to present research can be costly, so I hope you consider submitting to our showcase. Complete information is available on our NSEMC website. Feel free to email me if you have any questions. Please share this post with fellow advisers who you think would be interested in submitting or reviewing papers for CBI Minneapolis.[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]