Submission Deadline for Faculty Articles and Creative Works
Dean of Faculty Development and Research Jim Ralph sent the following note by email on January 5.
Dear Colleagues,
At a reception on Thursday, February 2, 2016 starting at 4:30 p.m., in the Great Hall of McCardell Bicentennial Hall, we will honor faculty and staff members who have published important articles or engaged in public artistic projects during the past year. Eligible publications include significant articles or creative work in peer-reviewed journals and essays in collected volumes that are peer-reviewed. (The format could be print or digital.) Off-campus artistic performances or exhibitions will also be included. Although conference proceedings, conference posters and abstracts, encyclopedia articles, and review articles are important scholarly contributions, we will not be recognizing them at this reception.
If you wish to have your work included, please send bibliographical citations of your eligible accomplishments by Friday, January 13, to Sandra King (sandrak@middlebury.edu), Assistant in Academic Administration/GSFS Coordinator, Chellis House. (Please submit the necessary full citation of your work even if it has been recognized already in the “Faculty Accomplishments” announcements.) In addition to a booklet of faculty achievements, we plan to have a display, so if you have off-prints of articles, photos, or programs or announcements from off-campus artistic performances or exhibitions, please also send them to Sandra. All eligible accomplishments will have a publication, exhibition, or performance date of 2016.
We will do our best to adhere to the citation format that is appropriate for your field, but we are seeking some standardization in our reporting. So please see sample entries below and be sure to follow the following guidelines:
· Times New Roman, 12 point, black.
· Article and poem titles in quotation marks; journal, book, performance, or exhibition titles in italics.
· Include page numbers for articles and book chapters (when appropriate).
· Indicate student co-authors by an asterisk after their names
· End with a period.
ARTICLES:
Amidon, W.H., Bookhagen, B., Avouac, J.P., Smith, T.T.*, Rood, D. “Late Pleistocene Glacial Advances in the Western Tibet Interior.” Earth and Planetary Science Letters 381 (2013): 210-221.
Humbert, Brigitte. “Nostalgia and Modernity in Two Recent ‘Paris’ Films.” Quarterly Review of Film and Video 30.1 (2013): 16-24.
Johnson, Bertram. “Associated Municipalities: Collective Action and the Formation of State Leagues of Cities.” Social Science History 29 (December 2005): 549-574.
Mittell, Jason. “Playing for Plot in the Lost and Portal Franchises,” Eludamos: Journal for Computer Game Culture 6:1 (Spring 2012).
Packert, Cynthia. “An Absent Presence in Vrindavana.” Radha: From Gopi to Goddess. Ed. Harsha Dehejia. New Delhi: Niyogi Books, 2014. 50-57.
CREATIVE WORKS:
Faraone, Cheryl. Director: Serious Money by Caryl Churchill. PTP/NYC (Potomac Theatre Project).
Atlantic Stage 2. New York City, July-August 2013.
Huddleston, John. Killing Ground Art Exhibitions 2005.
Wichita Museum of Art, KS: 27 February 2005 - 15 May 2005.
Courthouse Galleries, Portsmouth Museums, VA: 10 June 2005 -28 August 2005.
DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, MA: 9 September 2005 - 8 January 2006.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Jim Ralph
Dean for Faculty Development and Research