Emerging Library & Information Perspectives (ELIP) is an open access, peer-reviewed journal run by MLIS students at Western University
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ALT Dark blue poster with light blue text and designs on bottom and top. The text reads: Emerging Library & Information Perspectives is looking for a 2021-22 Managing Editor! Applications are due August 6. For more information, email [email protected] or [email protected].
ALT ELIP Call for Volunteers, for production volunteers to help with APA formatting, fact checking and proofreading. Email [email protected] for information or the copyediting quiz due March 1.
ALT Emerging Library and Information Perspectives (ELIP) is the open access, peer-reviewed, student-run academic journal for Western MLIS students. ELIP 2021 Call for Submissions Submissions are due December 15, 2020. Facebook: @ELIPJournal Twitter: @ELIPJournal LinkedIn: @elipjournal
ALT 5 Reasons To Submit Your Work To ELIP One: Professional Advancement An ELIP publication will look great on your resumé. The journal received 500 views in October 2020, and previous authors have been cited in the New York Times! Two: Published Work Submitting your work to ELIP will offer a holistic view of academic publishing. Our process is rigorous, but our editorial team is here to guide you. Three: Flexibility of Format We include five categories of submissions: articles, For the Field summaries, In the Field reflections, interviews, and reviews. We also accept multi-modal submissions. Four: Showcase Different Information Work Settings Have you worked in a non-traditional information workplace? Sharing your experience in ELIP is a great way to connect with peers. Five: Build Intellectual Community The COVID-19 pandemic has made it difficult for FIMS community members to meet in person. Publishing in ELIP is a wonderful way to connect with fellow MLIS students.
