In the debut episode of Ask Dr. Su Yeong Kim, Professor Su Yeong Kim from the University of Texas at Austin shares her insights from nearly two decades of research and editorial leadership in the field of Human Development and Family Sciences. With over 170 journal articles published and experience as editor of Research on Adolescence and Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, Dr. Kim offers invaluable guidance for scholars seeking to publish in top-tier journals. In this episode, Dr. Su Yeong Kim breaks down:
- How to craft compelling, action-oriented titles that fit a journal’s scope
- The importance of abstracts that go beyond existing literature
- Why collaborating with established authors can strengthen submissions
- What “desk rejection” means and how to avoid it
- Key factors editors look for in deciding acceptance: theoretical premise and research design
- The differences between consulting editors and associate editors in the publication process
- Realistic timelines for publishing in social science journals
Whether you’re a graduate student, early-career researcher, or seasoned academic, this episode provides clear strategies and insider advice from Dr. Su Yeong Kim to help your work stand out and succeed in competitive academic publishing.
Ask Dr. Su Yeong Kim is hosted by Professor Su Yeong Kim, a leading scholar in Human Development and Family Sciences at The University of Texas at Austin. With over 170 journal articles published and decades of editorial experience, Dr. Kim offers guidance on publishing, research, and academic success.
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