INTERDISCIPLINARY ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
PAPER FORMAT INSTRUCTIONS
| Please use Microsoft
Word and Laser Printing to type, format, and print your paper by
following the instructions below. Conformation to these instructions is
mandatory for your paper to be published in Interdisciplinary
Environmental Review. |
Font – Times |
Size – 10 |
Style – Plain Text (Please do not underline. For emphasis, use italics. Use bold only where indicated to do so.) |
Alignment – Full Justify |
Margins – Left 2”, Right 2”, Top 1.75”, Bottom 1.75” |
Spacing – Triple space after the title and before and after the
authors’ names, double space before and after headings, single
space for the paper’s body. |
Paragraphs – Indent five (5) spaces. |
Page Numbers – Do not insert page numbers. Instead, lightly pencil page numbers on the back of each page. |
Equations – Indent five (5) spaces. Number them consecutively,
place numbers within parentheses and align them at the end of the line.
Double space in between equations. |
Tables/Flow Charts/Graphs – Type, draw, or electronically insert
them in the body of the paper. Do not cut and paste. |
Titles, authors’ names and affiliations, headings – Center them all. Use BOLD UPPERCASE for title headings and bold lowercase
for authors’ names and affiliation. Begin your paper with an
abstract of no more than 100 words. Use upper case Roman numerals to
number section headings beginning after the Abstract. |
Appendix – Place appendix, if needed, at the end of the body of
the paper. It should precede endnotes and references. |
Endnotes – Use superscript numbers (e.g. superscript1).
All endnotes should be listed in numerical order on a separate page at
the end of the paper, after Appendices. Double space in between
endnotes. |
References – Use last name and year of publication. For example,
“…this method was used by Brown (1998) and Miller (1997),
and modified by other researchers for similar experiments (Osaki et.
al., 1996).” All references should be listed in alphabetical
order at the end of the paper in a References section, after Appendices
and Endnotes (if any). Double space in between references, and use a
format similar to the following: Brown, J. L. “The Evolving Globe”, Journal of Global Trends, Vol. 7, No. 5, March 1998, pp.23-42. Grant, F.T. and Rasberg, D.A. Environmental Politics (Prentice-Hall, 1997). |
Manscripts ready for review
should be submitted in either pdf (preferred), hard copy, or Word
file to the editor using the following contact information:
Michael A. Reiter
Editor, Interdisciplinary Environmental Review
Environmental Science Program
Bethune-Cookman University
640 Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Blvd.
Daytona Beach, FL 32114-3099
reiterm@cookman.edu
Upon notification of review and acceptance from the editor, mail two
laser-printed camera ready copies of the paper, a non-returnable
computer disk containing the paper file, and a $10 submission fee drawn
on a U.S. bank, all in a cushioned envelope that protects the contents,
to:
IEA / Kantarelis – Hickey
AssumptionCollege
500 Salisbury St.
Worcester, MA 01615
USA
Responsibility for spelling, grammar, and punctuation mistakes lies with the authors, not the IER editors. |
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