WANP Call for Articles

Naturopathic News

The WANP is now accepting submissions for the Spring 2014 issue of Vital News for NDs due out at the end of April. The deadline for submission is April 21st, though we welcome your submission any time before then. Have an article, ad or announcement you’d like to share?

Topics:

Office research papers
Practice management topics
Travel or volunteer experiences
Book or course reviews
Professional announcements
Classified ads and job postings (free to WANP members)
We also welcome ‘Letters to the Editor’ or ‘Guest Commentaries’ if there is an issue or topic that you have an opinion you’d like to share.

Guidelines for Articles:

Full length articles are between 1,000 and 1,500 words, though this can vary and we include shorter and longer pieces on occasion. In general, it’s best to use short sentences, and short paragraphs when writing for readers on the web.

Not a regular author? Don’t worry, the WANP has a good editor and we are glad to work with you as needed to make sure your message is clear and well written.

Editorial Policy: No proprietary or primary advertising or promotional articles, but if you are unsure contact us for clarification. The general guideline is would your colleagues find the topic useful and/or interesting.

Submissions:

Please submit articles to: info@wanp.org (Remember, our deadline is April 21, 2014.)

Looking forward to hearing from you!

 

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