Journal
The AILACTE Journal
Aims & Scope
Topics that are appropriate for the journal include teaching and learning strategies; diversity, equity, inclusion, and social justice; responding to state mandates; candidate and faculty recruitment; tenure track and the use of adjuncts and professors of practice; budget issues; candidate and program assessment; program leadership; clinical practice and partnerships; policy changes; program models; etc.
Submission Guidelines
Review Process
Manuscripts and all related materials are due. Submit materials online (on the AILACTE Journal webpage).
Manuscripts are processed. Initial screening is performed by editors. Manuscripts are peer reviewed by Journal Editorial Board members.
Scores are aggregated for each manuscript and rank ordered. Decisions are made about which manuscripts to publish.
Decisions are sent to authors with feedback. Authors asked to make minor revisions prior to publication.
Manuscripts are copyedited and prepared for publication. Galley proofs are reviewed and edited.
Journal is emailed to institutions, authors, Editorial Board, and the AILACTE Board.
Statement of Ethics
The AILACTE Journal upholds the highest standards of integrity, fairness, and objectivity. All editorial decisions are made impartially, free from conflicts of interest, and with respect for all contributors.
AILACTE is a non-profit organization dedicated to the work of educator preparation programs in private liberal arts institutions.
AILACTE supports, recognizes, and advocates for private higher education institutions that offer a liberal arts education. As an affiliate of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education (AACTE)
AILACTE provides communication, resources, information sharing, and leadership across organizations.