SUBMISSION GUIDELINES

IS IT DONE? IS IT FINISHED? Why not take the next step and submit it to e-Vision? e-Vision makes publication part of the writing process.

IS SUBMITTING YOUR WORK FOR PUBLICATION A GOOD THING? YES! for resumes, internship and grad school applications, and a warm tingly feeling of personal satisfaction

YOU'VE ALREADY DONE THE HARD PART: submitting your work to e-Vision takes about two minutes, and submissions are read anonymously. If your work has potential, we'll help you get it ready for your wider audience.

e-Vision invites submissions from GWRTC 103 and WRTC 100 students on a semester-by-semester basis. Work must be submitted during the semester of enrollment in GWRTC 103 or WRTC 100, with a soft deadline for submission each semester on the last day of finals week.

Electronic Submission Guidelines

• Remove your name from all pages of your submission and replace it with your JACard #.
• Make sure to include your Works Cited or References page as the last page of your submission.
• Save the file as your JACard #. If you want to submit more than one essay, add the number of the submission to the file name (ex. -1 or -2).
• Attach your submission(s) in an e-mail to evision@jmu.edu. Submissions from non-JMU e-mail accounts or from e-mail accounts not owned by the writer cannot be accepted.
• Type "submission" in the subject line of your e-mail.
• In the body of your message, include your name, your JACard #, the title(s) of your submission(s), your professor's name, and the semester and year you were enrolled in GWRTC 103 or WRTC 100.

Hard-copy Submission Guidelines

• Remove your name from all pages of your submission(s)--you can submit more than one essay--and replace it with your JACard #.
• Make sure your Works Cited or References page is included as the last page of each submission.
• Complete the submission coversheet (once for each text you submit).
• Place each submission, with the coversheet attached as the first page, in the e-Vision mailbox located in Harrison 2276C. You may also send your work via campus mail to MSC 2103, or give it to your instructor.

Submissions should be double-spaced and use a 12 point font. Submissions that include research should follow a standard citation style (MLA, APA, Chicago).

If your essay is chosen for publication, e-Vision editors will contact you during spring semester to initiate conversation.

e-Vision is published annually each spring. Texts submitted during the spring semester will therefore be considered for the next year's volume.

e-Vision is sponsored by
the School of Writing, Rhetoric,
and Technical Communication
at James Madison University.