Education Publications

Notre Dame Magazine is published quarterly by the University of Notre Dame for more than 150,000 readers, most of whom are graduates of the university. The magazine reports on alumni activities, people and trends, and examines a broad spectrum of cultural issues. Feature stories, typically 2,000 words or more, comprise the major part of the magazine. The magazine buys first serial and electronic rights. Payment (comparable to fees paid by some national publications) is made upon acceptance. Payment is between $250-$3,000, depending on length.

ONLINE is written and edited for librarians and other professionals who routinely use online services for information delivery, research, and knowledge management. Articles are directed to the “hands on” searcher and to managers of information resources in business, professional, and educational environments. ONLINE stresses practical, how-to advice on the efficient and effective use of electronic information. Article length: 1500-4000 words. Payment varies according to the article’s complexity, length, quality, and original research.

Teachers & Writers magazine welcomes articles about teaching the art of writing in kindergarten through college and in non-classroom settings. Teachers & Writers also welcomes submissions on related topics, such as oral history, translation, and teaching writing in combination with other arts. The Teachers & Writers Magazine Editorial Board welcomes submissions related to the following magazine sections. Educating the Imagination–Articles, essays, editorials, and meditations that explore T&W’s mission, “educating the imagination,” tackle current issues and concerns in arts education, and/or advocate for the value of literary arts education. (1,5003,000 words). Contributors receive a small honorarium, payable upon publication, and copies of the magazine.

THSC REVIEW is published quarterly in February, May, August, and November. We are interested in curriculum reviews as well as how-to articles that explore different approaches for various learning stylesin particular subject areas such as math, writing, spelling, history, good citizenship, etc. The ideal length of an article is 650 750, for one page and 1000 1250 words for two pages. Pays $100 for articles.

The College Store publishes articles to help collegiate retailers improve their service, operations, and bottom line. The editors are interested in effective practices, emerging trends, problem solving, and innovations related to running a successful college store. Feature articles generally range from 1,200 to 2,000 words. Payment for freelance assignments is on acceptance and determined in advance by mutual agreement.

Tribal College Journal seeks feature articles addressing the following themes. All feature articles must involve tribal colleges in some way. Possible feature article topics are listed, but alternative topics on each theme are welcome. The editors want both long features (2000 words) and short features (500-1000 words). The rate of payment varies depending upon the complexity of the story.

Middlebury Magazine is a periodical dedicated to communicating the high level of academic and cultural achievement at Middlebury College. Ranging in length from 1,500 to 3,500 words, our feature stories address a variety of issues that impact and/or appeal to readers with an interest in Middlebury College and higher education. Feature stories may be profiles of alumni, faculty, or students. Payment is made upon acceptance. The magazine buys first serial and electronic rights.

Tech Directions welcomes submissions from professionals in technology, CTE, and applied science education. The magazine features materials of interest in all subject areas in these fields, for teachers and administrators from elementary through postsecondary years. Honorariums for published manuscripts are paid at the time of publication, at rates based on the length and nature of the topics covered.

American Educator is the quarterly magazine of the American Federation of Teachers. Editors are interested in articles on a wide range of topics, including new trends in education, politics, well-researched news features on current problems in education, education law, professional ethics, and thoughtful or thought-provoking pieces and essays that explore current social issues relevant to American society. Authors are paid upon publication. Articles may vary in length from 1,000 to 5,000 words. The minimum payment for an article is $300.

Arts & Activities, published for over 80 years, is read by active, qualified professionals in the art-education field. Needs: articles on professional experiences, advice, lesson plans and fresh ideas. Length: 600 to 1,000 words. All submissions are made on a speculative basis. Payment: Pays $35-150/article. Payment is made upon publication.