Format

• Word document, Times New Roman font, size 12, 1.5 spacing

 

Word Count

• 500-1000 words

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Content

• We're looking for original, thought-provoking content that informs or educates our readers on the past, present, or future of work. Topics can include but are not limited to leadership, human resource management, technological innovation, and climate change. To see how your content should be structured, check out our types of articles page.

• Be sure to include one image or video, properly sourced, which adds insight to the content of your article.

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Audience

• Students: assume your audience is uninformed about your topic.

• Employers: use a professional tone of voice and high-quality insights to benefit employers.

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Authorship

• We accept both individual and team submissions, with co-authorship being encouraged. If your topic is similar to that proposed by another student within a similar timeframe, we will offer you the opportunity to get to know other students in the program by writing articles together. 
   

References

• Hyperlinks are encouraged. Suggestion to use two sources per 100 words in order to ensure your research meets the standards set by our editors when reviewing your article. The more well researched, the higher the likelihood your article is published!