Call for Submissions - Whitman Journal of Psychology

Below is an email from Sheryl Freedman of Walt Whitman High School in Bethesda, MD and the editors of the Whitman Journal of Psychology. I would strongly suggest every high school psychology teacher, (grade-level, AP, and IB), seriously consider having their students submit articles to this journal devoted to high school psychology. To see a previous THSP Blog posting on the Whitman Journal go to http://teachinghighschoolpsychology.blogspot.com/2009/03/whitman-journal-of-psychology.html

Dear Psychology Teachers,

The Whitman Journal of Psychology is a student-run, student-funded, psychology journal that reaches over a thousand schools and psychology students each year. Two editions are published annually that consist of articles submitted by students across the country.

This year, the Journal is looking for both psychological experiments and research-based articles. Both should be submitted in APA format.

Please inform your students about this unique opportunity to have their work published in a nationally recognized journal. All interested students should e mail their submissions to whitmanpsych@gmail.comwhitmanpsych@gmail.com.

If you have any questions about submmisions or the journal, please visit www.whitmanpsych.com or send us an e mail at whitmanpsych@gmail.com.

Thanks,
Sheryl Freedman on behalf of the Editors of the Whitman Journal of Psychology
Walt Whitman High School
Bethesda, MD

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The Whitman Journal of Psychology

It is my honor and privilege to post the following note from the editors of The Whitman Journal of Psychology; the only psychological journal devoted to high school students. I would strongly recommend every psychology teacher encourage your students to make a submission for publication. To see the latest issue (Fall, 2008), click on the cover to the right.

"The Whitman Journal of Psychology is a non-profit, student-run publication. We collect submissions from high school students around the country and publish the most intriguing and well written submissions that we receive. We consider every submission and are always looking for new articles, so we encourage students to submit their work. For more information on submissions or the Journal in general, visit our website at www.whitmanpsych.com or email us at whitmanpsych@gmail.com."

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