Publish Your Work

Feb 8

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Updated: Sep 2

Engaging with Law, Public Policy, and Civic Life

The Symposium invites original submissions that engage with questions of public policy, political theory, the collegiate experience, and civic life. This opportunity is open to all undergraduate students, regardless of their prior publication experience.

We strongly encourage prospective authors to participate in a writing workshop or other peer-feedback settings before submission. The Symposium is built on the belief that good writing emerges through revision, dialogue, and critique.

The Importance of Originality and Clarity

The use of artificial intelligence tools to generate submissions is strictly prohibited. We value clarity, originality, and intellectual honesty. By submitting, authors affirm that their piece reflects independent thought and original writing. This commitment to authenticity is essential in fostering a vibrant academic community.

The Editorial Process

Selected submissions will undergo an editorial process. Authors should be prepared to engage constructively with feedback and to revise their work in collaboration with editors. This collaborative approach not only enhances the quality of the submissions but also enriches the authors' writing skills.

Submission Guidelines

Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis. To submit your work, please fill out the column-specific submission form in our linktree: Submission Form.

Preparing for Submission

Consider the following tips for a successful submission:

Clarity: Ensure your arguments are clear and well-structured.
Originality: Present your unique perspective on the topic.
Engagement: Address the audience directly, inviting them to consider your viewpoints.

Conclusion

The Symposium offers an invaluable platform for undergraduate students to explore and articulate their thoughts on law, public policy, and civic life. I invite you to take advantage of this opportunity. Engage with your peers, seek feedback, and submit your original work. Together, we can cultivate a community of future leaders in law and policy.