The UMBC Review is a peer-reviewed publication, completely directed by UMBC undergraduate students. All of the articles published in the UMBC Review go through a rigorous peer review process. The Review is indebted to the anonymous off-campus faculty reviewers who volunteer their time to assure the high quality of our publication. We are proud to produce the publication in print format.
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The UMBC Review is currently soliciting submissions for its 24th edition to be published in April 2023! We invite researchers of all disciplines to submit their work to our journal. The Review offers a rewarding opportunity to get your undergraduate research published in a peer-reviewed academic journal.
Deadlines for submissions:
The Priority deadline: August 20, 2022The General deadline: September 16, 2022- Deadline for submissions are closed.
Students who submit by the priority deadline receive initial comments on their papers before the final deadline. Students who have graduated, but conducted research as undergraduates within the last year, are eligible to submit their work.
Publish your research from a summer REU, capstone, honors thesis, or other independent work. All majors welcome! Boost your resume or grad school application by becoming a PUBLISHED AUTHOR!
Free copies of the current issue are available for pick up at the Office of Undergraduate Research (AOK Library, 216 D).
The UMBC Review Process:
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1. Read the Submission Guidelines
2. Submit Abstract Here
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4. After Submissions
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Journal of Undergraduate Research 2022 vol.23
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Maryam Elhabashy Beyond Alternative: Hijama’s Place in the Health Beliefs of Muslim Women Living in America |
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Matthew Kelbaugh |
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Terrence Moore Physician–Assisted Suicide and Maryland’s End-of-Life Option Act |
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Tristan Heibel |
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Keren Herrán Analysis of Mental Well-being of Environmental Migrants in Maryland: A Comparison Study |
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Melissa A. Williamson The Role of Art in the Tulipmania Speculation during the Dutch Golden Age |
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Karina Lopez-Brown Digital Divide During the COVID-19 Crisis: Lack of Internet Connectivity and Community Mesh Networks |
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Yoni Isaacs At the Birth of Modern Socialism: A Comparative Study of the Ideas of Thomas Paine and Thomas Spence |
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Joshua Walters Mathematical Model of Computer Viruses Spread on a Closed Network |
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Contact the editors at umbcreview@umbc.edu
09/02/2022