Frequently Asked Questions

Ø   What is the probability that my paper will be published?

o     The percentage of papers not published is usually around 12-18%. Of that 12-18%, almost one half are "self-rejections" where the student chooses not to submit their revised paper.

Ø   When will the Proceedings be available?

o     The published Proceedings is mailed on November 1.

Ø   May I submit my paper to other journals or publications?

o     Yes. The Proceedings are not copy written.

Ø   Why should I submit a paper?

o     Resume-entry for graduate school or career positions.
Feedback on your article from faculty outside your institution.
First step in publishing your research at a professional conference or in a journal.

Ø   What are the Proceedings?

o     Publications of student research papers published annually by the University of North Carolina at Asheville. In conjunction with the NCUR Governing Board. This publication is distributed nationally. This means your research is read throughout the country.

Ø   Benefits of submitting a paper includes:

o     Review and input from outside of your college or university.

o     Publications can be listed on resources for graduate and professional school

o     Taking the first step in publishing your research

Ø   How can I find my paper on the CD? The Proceedings has several sort capabilities.

o     Author

o     University

o     Keywords

o     Discipline

Ø   What are the deadline dates?  New Electronic Submission Requirements Coming Soon