Apollon, a peer-reviewed undergraduate eJournal in the humanities, announces the call for papers for its sixth issue. The fifth issue is online with six peer-reviewed research contributions from undergraduate scholars across the US, and expanded features such as audio and video interviews, material and art history videos, and editorial pieces. Apollon invites college and university undergraduate students to help edit or get published in a new peer-reviewed digital humanities publication. Student submissions deadline is September 30, 2015. Interested faculty should contact us with interest or inquiries as well.
The project aims to publish original student work in the humanities, and it reaches beyond classroom borders to embrace the reach of digital humanities work in a global setting. Each participating school will receive support and materials for the development of the eJournal and campus promotions, as well as opportunities to participate in faculty and student colloquia and a student conference. For program details and more information, go to the program website, apollonejournal.org, or contact the Faculty Director, Jason Cohen, at (859) 985-3765 or cohenj@berea.edu.
Jason Cohen | Assistant Professor of English | Berea College | (859) 985-3765 or cohenj@berea.edu