Submission Guidelines

Creative and original title that encompasses the scope of the manuscript.

Includes brief summary of each section below (< 300 words).

The introduction provides the context for the research by explaining the background and setting the stage for inquiry. It addresses the “why” behind the study by identifying the problem or gap, highlights the relevance of the topic, and clearly states the objectives or goals. It also acknowledges any initial limitations in scope, time, or data access.

The methods section outlines how the study was conducted, starting with a description of the methods used to gather research, such as surveys, interviews, or experiments. It details the procedure and steps taken throughout the research process and describes the data collected, including its type, amount, and source.

The discussion interprets the results through analysis, identifying patterns or trends in the data. It addresses any ethical concerns related to participant treatment, data handling, or consent. The section also explains the implications and significance of the findings and demonstrates how they relate back to the original objectives of the study.

The conclusion revisits the main findings and considers future steps, such as directions for continued research. It includes a reflection on the research process and outcomes, offers specific recommendations for policy or practice, and addresses any constraints that may have influenced the study. The section closes with closing thoughts that summarize the study’s impact and leave a final impression on the reader.

Within groups, must have specific titles.

Numbered and listed alphabetically in Chicago Style.

• Must be labeled as Figure X and ordered 1, 2, 3…

• Must be clear and high quality

• Must be labeled as Table X and ordered 1, 2, 3… (numbered differently from images)

• Must be clear and good quality

• Must be fully filled out (no blank spaces, use N/A if necessary)

Chicago Style.

• Subscript with number correlating to source + link to source

• Short-references throughout text (ex: (Feldman et al., 2007))

• Must be high quality and uploaded in PDF format

• Must be 16 x 9 in

Times New Roman, 12 ppt.