Important Information:
• Application deadline (Paper track): 09/01/2022
• Application deadline (Work-in-Progress track): TBD
Getting a Mentor: Papers & Works-In-Progress
During the IMX 2022 submission process, we will provide authors with the opportunity to receive feedback and guidance from mentors, who are established researchers in the area. Mentors will advise on how to structure papers, give editorial tips, and proofread submissions. They will not, however, offer opinions on methodology or the ideas being presented.
This year’s Mentoring program is specifically geared towards the Papers track and the Work-in-Progress track with the goal of helping researchers who need additional support with their submission. Please note that this program primarily targets individuals who are:
- Non-native English speakers; OR
- New to submitting an academic paper; OR
- Facing adverse circumstances (e.g., a disability or personal circumstances which impact upon the paper preparation process); OR
- Seeking additional input for a particularly novel submission.
We will match you with an experienced researcher who can provide feedback and support on the presentation of your submission. More specifically, those receiving mentoring will be offered:
- An opportunity for feedback over a video call with their mentor.
- A commented draft per each feedback session.
Key Facts
Deadlines for applying for mentoring (paper track): 09/01/2022
Deadlines for applying for mentoring (work in progress track): TBD
Applications for mentoring can be made by email to the diversity chairs at diversity@imx2022.com. Applications do not need to be in any special format. However, it can be helpful in finding the right mentor if you include some information about your paper topic when applying. These will be kept confidential and blinded from the reviewing process.
Mentors
Paper Track: Michael Crabb, Dundee University, UK.
Work-in-Progress track: TBA
Contacts
For any questions or additional information, please contact the Diversity Chairs at: diversity@imx2022.com.
Tara Collingwoode-William, Goldsmiths University of London, United Kingdom
Mylene Farias, University of Brasilia, Brazil