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Hiring STEM Editor - APPLICATION DEADLINE EXTENDED!

Deadline to apply: Friday, April 21st, 11:59 PM

The UMBC Review: Journal of Undergraduate Research is looking for an undergraduate STEM editor for next year. The editor position is an immensely rewarding one and provides editors with skills...

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Hiring STEM Editor

Deadline to apply: Wednesday, April 19th

The UMBC Review: Journal of Undergraduate Research is looking for an undergraduate STEM editor for next year. Contact us with any questions at umbcreview@umbc.edu and APPLY...

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PRIORITY REVIEW DEADLINE EXTENSION

The Priority Review Deadline has been Extended to 8/1/16

The Review's Priority Deadline has been extended to Monday, August 1, 2016! Applying by then ensures your paper receives priority for editing and review. The General Review deadline is still...

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Have Your Work Published in an Academic Journal!

Submit to the UMBC Review Today

The UMBC Review is accepting submissions for Volume 18, which will be published in Spring 2017. Applying by July 8th will ensure submissions receive priority review. The deadline for all...

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About This Group

The UMBC Review Team is an institutional group, sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate Education, that produces a yearly undergraduate research journal for free campus-wide distribution.

Any paper on research performed during a student's undergraduate career at UMBC is eligible for submission. The UMBC Review is prestigious, interdisciplinary, and made possible by off-campus reviewers.

The editors and designers manage the UMBC Review, and the journal is published every April to showcase the excellent research conducted by UMBC students.

Find out more about our submission guidelines by going to ur.umbc.edu/umbc-review/submission-guidelines and like us on our Facebook page. Email any questions to umbcreview@umbc.edu.

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