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Introduction
This guide offers tips for graduate students looking to publish their research in a variety of formats. In addition to consulting this guide, we highly recommend contacting a librarian in your subject area for guidance and advice specific to your field of study.
To better understand the Scholarly Publishing Process before you embark on your own writing--we suggest reading through the following resources:
Publish Not Perish
Overview of Scientific and Scholarly Publishing
Modern Language Association Future of Scholarly Publshing
While some of the services linked to in this guide are limited to the University of Michigan community, we have also included general advice and information relevant to graduate students everywhere.
Services & Resources for Graduate Students at U-M
Take advantage of the wide variety of University of Michigan services for graduate students who need help with their writing, research, and teaching.
- Clark LibraryAssistance with statistics, data visualization, government information, and maps.
- CSCAR - Center for Statistical Consultation & ResearchWorkshops and expertise on using statistics and statistical software.
- Digital Media CommonsLabs, studios, and training for video, sound, and visual media. Includes media conversion facilities.
- English Language Institute - Writing Clinics for Grad Students"The Graduate Student Writing Clinic, which is free, offers discussion, diagnosis, and guided self-help with writing for students whose first language is not English."
- Health Sciences Publishing ServicesProvides specialized assistance with publishing articles, books, and other items in the health sciences field.
- Knowledge Navigation CenterWorkshops and one-on-one assistance with desktop publishing software, image editing, scanning, and much more.
- Sweetland Center for Writing - Grad Student Writing Groups"The aim of this program is to provide structured writing support in a facilitated peer-based setting to help graduate students from various disciplines revise their writing and meet their writing goals for long-term projects."
- Teaching & Technology CollaborativeWorkshops on technology for teaching and research.
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