Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I get involved?
- Can I submit an article to The Triple Helix if no chapter exists at my university?
- What is the difference between the articles posted online on the home page of the website and the print edition of the journal?
How do I get involved?
If you are interested in submitting an article for consideration for publication in The Triple Helix, please see the next frequently asked question.
The Triple Helix aims to involve as many students as possible in the management and production of our journal nationwide to increase our educational impact. If you are interested in getting involved, please contact the chapter president at your university for more information on ways you can contribute and make an impact in our organization. If no chapter exists at your university, please contact our CEO at kevin.hwang@thetriplehelix.org for possible opportunities to start a chapter or to join our international management team.
We will do our best to accommodate students from non-chapter universities, but our resources (both human and financial) are aimed for those students who are affiliated with a chapter.
Can I submit an article to The Triple Helix if no chapter exists at my university?
If no chapter of The Triple Helix exists at your university and you are interested in publishing in one of our editions, please contact our Executive Editor-in-Chief at hq23@cornell.edu. We will do our best to accommodate your interest, but we cannot guarantee a publishing opportunity. You can also submit your article to our E-publishing division and publish your article on our website. Articles on our website are viewed by the thousands of visitors we receive each week. Please contact the E-publishing Editor-in-Chief at kjn23@cornell.edu.
What is the difference between the articles posted online on the home page of the website and the print edition of the journal?
Articles posted online on the home page of our national website are written on a more frequent basis by our E-publishing division. The E-publishing division consists of student writers and editors from all over the world who may or may not be affiliated with a chapter. The division reviews topics in academic journals and prepares brief news analysis of current events, all of which are posted on a bi-weekly basis on the home page throughout the year. These articles are shorter pieces written to stimulate discussion and dialogue on a more frequent basis. Feel free to submit responses to these articles to the editor at kjn23@cornell.edu. If you’re interested in joining the E-publishing division, please contact the E-publishing Editor-in-Chief at kjn23@cornell.edu.
The print edition is currently published twice a year and consists of longer and more analytical articles meant to review and discuss issues in more depth. The print edition is also distributed at universities and also follows a more rigid schedule of literary deadlines.