JAIE is a publication of the New England Educational Assessment Network. NEean offers an array of programs and services that promote quality assessment of student learning and enhance the effectiveness of New England’s institutions of higher education.

JAIE was inaugurated through the sponsorship of Southern Connecticut State University, through the Office of the Provost and supported by the Office of the Associate Provost for Assessment and Planning.  It is now being supported and published by Penn State University Press.

JAIE invites scholarly papers from assessment investigators in every field relating to student learning outcomes, assessment processes in academic disciplines, institutional effectiveness planning, public policy, or other research-based or theoretical analyses. JAIE reaches a nation-wide assessment community of academic faculty, student services personnel, administrative planners, institutional research officers and practicing assessment professionals.

The journal will consider for publication electronic submissions of not less than fifteen or more than thirty pages (double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman font), excluding endnotes, in Microsoft Word format. If your work is accepted for publication, you also must bring the manuscript into conformity with the current edition of the APA Publication Manual.  Each submission enters a double-blind review process. For consideration by reviewers, connect to the website, http://www.editorialmanager.com/jaie, where you will be given the opportunity to register as a prospective author and upload your submission.  Include notes, appendices, and any other supporting documents.

All other correspondence, including requests for clarification or additional inquiries, should be directed to Co-Editors Ray Shaw at shawr@merrimack.edu and Mark Nicholas at mnicholas1@framingham.edu or Book Review Editor, Marlene Clapp at marlene.clapp@comcast.net. 

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NEean members can access articles in the current and previous editions of JAIE. 

Visit the Member Access to JAIE page for the link.

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