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The Role of the Reviewer in the Peer Review Process
A manuscript submitted for publication in a scholarly journal is usually reviewed by 2 or 3 reviewers selected by the editor and/or indicated by the author in a traditional peer review model. A reviewer is generally an academic who write reports to help authors to improve their manuscripts and to assist the editor with making the decision to accept or reject a manuscript. In this workshop, participants will learn about the role and the non-role of the reviewer in the peer review process in contrast to the roles of authors and editors. Participants will be invited to peer review some examples of reviewer’s reports.
Audience: Undergraduate students, graduate students, editors, faculty members, and the community.
- Date:
- Thursday, October 3, 2024
- Time:
- 1:00pm - 1:50pm
- Time Zone:
- Central Time - US & Canada (change)
- Presenter:
- Janaynne Carvalho do Amaral, iSchool, and Merinda Hensley, Library
- Location:
- Main Library 106 (Map )
- CampusLibraries:
- Main Library
- Audience:
- All are welcome
- Categories:
- Publication
IN-PERSON SESSION: THIS SESSION WILL BE TAUGHT IN-PERSON (106 MAIN LIBRARY).
If you are attending this session IN-PERSON in 106 Main Library:
- Directions to Room 106, Main Library:
- This room is located on the first floor of the building, across from the Information Desk.
- You can enter any of the three entrances to the building.
- ADA Accessibility Map of the Main Library
- Google Maps directions to the Main Library
NOTE: Registration closes two hours before each scheduled workshop you will receive a registration + reminder email one hour before the session is scheduled to start. If you do not receive a confirmation email, please reach out to savvyresearcher@library.illinois.edu. Make sure to check your spam/trash!
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