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Transform #3 Now Available

Transform: the journal of Engaged Scholarship 3rd edition Now Available

Can the critically engaged university find unity in diversity?
The third edition of Transform is challenged by Professor Glyn Davis’ notable valediction to get to the next emerging stage of engagement for Australian universities. The future of the critically engaged university is a BIG social issue for our time and this notion is considered in detail in the forthcoming Issue. The emerging theme is that ‘engagement’ is a very diverse concept (research, teaching, learning and social analysis are all involved); it is more a framework or a ‘field’ of action and analysis than a single conceptual entity. Nevertheless it must have form and shape and its own intellectual definition and integrity which can bind the diverse and varied content within a focused perspective.  In the third edition of Transform, titled ‘Can the critically engaged university find unity in diversity? significant players and persons begin to question the future role of universities – with engagement being at the heart of future models.

About the Journal

Transform: The Journal of Engaged Scholarship is an open-access, peer-reviewed, multi-disciplinary online platform for engaged scholars and practitioners. Engagement Australia welcome submissions from the research, conceptual, theoretical and practice domains across the breadth of the engagement agenda in higher education.

Published bi-annually, the Journal will feature articles that advance the scholarship of engagement within Australia and internationally, providing space for critical inquiry, reflection and review. The Journal includes current and recently completed research, practice-oriented research, and reviews of practice relevant to engagement in the Higher Education sector.

If you wish to submit a paper for Transform: The Journal of Engaged Scholarship, please view the guidelines below.

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Transform Journal Submission guidelines

Transform: the Journal of Engaged Scholarship is an open-access, peer reviewed, multi-disciplinary online platform for engaged scholars and practitioners.

Published bi-annually, the Journal will feature articles that advance the scholarship of engagement within Australia and internationally, providing space for critical inquiry, reflection and review. The Journal includes current and recently completed research, practice-oriented research, and reviews of practice relevant to engagement in the Higher Education sector.

Engagement Australia welcome submissions from the research, conceptual, theoretical and practice domains across the breadth of the engagement agenda in higher education.

The Editorial Board invites manuscript submissions to the following four sections:

1. Research articles (that report on the findings of empirical studies of higher education engagement with communities) blind peer reviewed

2. Theoretical and conceptual articles (that examine the theoretical and conceptual approaches to higher education engagement with communities) blind peer reviewed

3. Practice articles (that examine practice in the field of higher education engagement with communities) blind peer reviewed

4. Book reviews (of recent publications in higher education engagement with communities and related fields) Editor/Editorial committee reviewed

Author Guidelines and submission structure

Originality – the author should ensure that the manuscript has not been previously published nor is being considered by another journal.

Referencing – content should be properly referenced. APA citation style.

Word Count – while there is no maximum length for manuscripts, authors are encouraged to write concisely. Generally, a complete manuscript falls between 6,000 to 8,000 words excluding references, tables, and figures. Text

Format – manuscripts should be submitted in Microsoft Word document file format. The text should be in single-spaced, 12-point Arial font, single column format. Keep the layout of the text as simple as possible with no more than two levels of headings.

Author name/s and affiliation – all authors should include their full names, affiliations, postal addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses on the cover page of the manuscript.

Title – should be concise and informative. Abstract – a concise and factual abstract of no more than 250 words is required.

Key words – provide up to six key words for indexing purposes.

Acknowledgements – should not be included in the manuscript to preserve anonymity during the review process. They shoulmailto:transform@engagementaustralia.org.aud be provided in a separate file and will be added once the refereeing process is complete

Submit articles to admin@engagementaustralia.org.au