Call for NAIS Journal Editorial Board Members

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Applicants are currently being sought for the Editorial Board of the academic journal Native American and Indigenous Studies (NAIS)the official publication of NAISA.
 

Deadline for applications

April 15, 2023, or until Board is named.
 

Scope of NAIS

NAIS is a double-anonymous peer-reviewed scholarly journal published two times a year by the University of Minnesota Press. The term of service for editorial board members is four years. More information about the journal may be found at https://www.naisa.org/journal/.
 

Qualification and requirements of candidates

  • An established record of scholarship in Native and Indigenous studies, including strong awareness of the worldwide scope of Indigenous studies;
  • commitment to actively serving in an advisory capacity to the editors and to furthering their vision of the Journal and fulfilling its mandate; and
  • willingness to take up various duties appropriate to the role of the editorial board, including (at the editor’s discretion) the assessment of manuscripts.
 
Candidates must be members in good standing of NAISA and maintain their membership for the duration of the appointment.
 

Application packet should include

  • Cover letter providing information about the applicant’s qualifications.
  • Curriculum vita.
 
All application packets (in PDF format) should be sent to: journal@naisa.org
 
Thank you for considering this important service to NAISA and the NAIS journal!
 
Kelly McDonough & K. Tsianina Lomawaima
NAIS Editors  
 

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