Submission Information
Deadline for Receipt of Manuscripts for Fall, 2024 issue: September, 2024
Manuscripts are now being accepted for the next issue of Sentience! This is a great opportunity to have your work showcased in a peer-reviewed journal! Submit a paper based on research conducted in undergraduate courses such as Research Methods or Major Project, honors theses, or directed or independent research.
- The first author must be an undergraduate student at the University of Minnesota. There may be additional authors consisting of undergraduate/graduate students or faculty/staff, but the undergraduate first author must be the primary investigator on the project and the primary author of the manuscript.
- Your paper must describe a complete research project involving the collection and analysis of original data. Literature reviews and research proposals will not be considered.
- Papers must be in APA format.
- Papers must be a total length of 25 pages or less (including title page, abstract, references, tables, figures, and appendices).
- If your paper was written to fulfill a class requirement, you must have received a grade of at least B+ on the paper.
- Seniors have up to one year following graduation to submit a manuscript. The work on which the manuscript is based must have been completed when the author was an undergraduate.
- Papers must be polished, final products that reflect reasonable proofreading and care in their preparation.
(1) EMAIL one copy of your paper and the completed Application Form (see below) to [email protected] with "Submission:" and your name in the subject line (e.g., Submission: Bill Jones). You will receive a confirmation email upon receipt of your submission.
(2) EACH AUTHOR listed on your paper must complete EITHER an electronic version OR print version of the Author Agreement Form (see below). Download one of the two documents below and follow the instructions in the document.
Electronic version: Email the completed form to [email protected].
Print version: Hand-deliver the completed form to Mark Stellmack, S105 Elliott Hall on the Twin Cities campus, or mail it to:
Mark Stellmack, Ph.D.
University of Minnesota
Department of Psychology
75 East River Parkway
Minneapolis, MN 55455