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We are accepting members for our third Graduate Writing Workshop cohort!
Are you a Ph.D. Student writing intelligence history?
Have you finished your comprehensive exams?
Are you looking to get your first or second article published?
Do you need some structure around your writing program?
Would you like to connect with other graduate students also working, in some way, on intelligence history?
Our Workshop is designed for you will have an article ready for submission to a leading journal as well as a new community of young scholars and contacts of senior exports
Our Writing Group Goals
Offer a writing accountability platform
Hear directly from editors of leading journals and other guest speakers related to publishing in the field of Intelligence Studies​
Provide a small, friendly group where you can present a first draft of an article in a collegial setting
Collaborate in identifying to which journal you should submit your work
Opportunity to present your article at a NASIH brown bag with a leading scholar in your field chairing the session.
Understand, step-by-step, the publishing and peer-review process
Previous guest speakers include:
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Petra Goedde, editor of Diplomatic History
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Jan Goldman, editor of International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence
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Diane Lambrosse, editor of H-Diplo
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Joe Maiolo, editor of Journal of Strategic Studies
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Stephen Marrin, Intelligence and National Security
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and others
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Register for our next Cohort by March 31, 2024
Instructions: Send your CV to the group coordinators by clicking here.
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Space for the 2024-2025 cohort is limited. Registration is on a first come first serve basis.
Open to all ABD PhD students regardless of location. The working language of the group is English.
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Please note: If accepted, you may be required to join SIH to participate in the group. There are discounted memberships for graduate students. Review our membership packages here.
Featured Members of Previous Cohorts
Diana Bolsinger
Mallory Needleman
Lucy Slater
Eleanor Williams