Robert Calder
Robert Calder
Desk rejection with Katie Witkiewitz
Desk rejection with Katie Witkiewitz
Desk rejection with Katie Witkiewitz
Tuesday 19th March 2024
Dr. Katie Witkiewitz shares insights on desk rejection in academic publishing, offering tips to refine your work and handle setbacks with resilience.
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Episode Overview
- Desk rejection is a common aspect of academic publishing, often based on journal fit and production limitations.
- Dr. Witkiewitz highlights that desk rejection is not always a reflection of the quality of the research.
- Authors are encouraged to review their manuscripts critically and consider feedback for improvement post-rejection.
- Understanding the reasons behind desk rejection can help authors navigate the process more effectively.
- Tips include evaluating fit for the journal, reviewing reference lists, and carefully considering resubmission strategies.
I think in the stress ... there's really very little to do with the science of a particular paper.
Facing a desk rejection in academic publishing can feel like hitting a brick wall. In this episode, Dr. Katie Witkiewitz, a distinguished professor and seasoned editor, shares her wisdom on why articles often get rejected before peer review and how to turn these setbacks into stepping stones. From the common pitfalls like page limits and scope issues to the avoidable quality mishaps, Dr. Witkiewitz breaks down the process with clarity and empathy.
She also offers practical advice on how to refine your work and cope with rejection, reminding us that a 'no' today doesn't define your research's worth. Whether you're a budding researcher or a seasoned academic, you'll find her tips invaluable for navigating the often tricky world of academic publishing.