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The Advisor Online Journal welcomes practical insight, scholarship, research, innovation, and informed perspectives that strengthen health professions advising.

Submissions are open to everyone. NAAHP membership is not required, and there are no submission or publication fees.

What We’re Looking For

We welcome a variety of contributions, including research and brief reports, practice and innovation, review articles, perspectives and viewpoints, spotlights, access and student success topics, professional learning and conference insights, and book reviews.

You do not need to be a researcher to contribute. If you have an approach, experience, idea, or perspective that could help others in the advising community, we encourage you to consider submitting.

What to Know Before You Submit

  • Manuscripts are accepted year-round.
  • The journal is published quarterly in March, June, September, and December.
  • Every manuscript is reviewed before publication.
  • References should follow APA 7th edition.
  • Relevant conflicts of interest, funding, and substantive use of generative AI must be disclosed.
  • Research involving human participants must meet applicable ethical and institutional requirements.
  • Student and participant privacy must be protected.
  • Promotional manuscripts are not accepted.

Authors of accepted manuscripts will work with the editorial team through editing, and if necessary a final proof review, before publication.

Ready to Contribute?

Review the full Manuscript Submission Guidelines for article types, suggested lengths, review criteria, research requirements, disclosures, copyright, and editorial policies.

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Statement of Editorial Policy

The appearance of an advertisement in this journal does not constitute an endorsement of the products or services featured. NAAHP, Inc. reserves the right to decline the publication of submitted material at its discretion. Original contributions are the sole property of NAAHP, Inc. and are copyrighted as such.  For reprint information and requests, please contact Malinda Byrne at mbyrne@naahp.org. Generally, advisors and others should feel free to make copies of articles for educational purposes, but copies may not be included in any form for which there will be a charge.