Jay Soglo: GW Publishing Alumni Profile

Jay Soglo is Production Controller at Johns Hopkins University Press (JHUP) and an outstanding graduate of the Master of Professional Studies in Publishing program, College of Professional Studies, George Washington University. Starting as publishing operations assistant at JHUP after his second semester in the GW publishing program, he has already…

Alumni Profile: Tia Gracey

Tia Gracey is Associate Editor for Political Science Today at the American Political Science Association (APSA). An outstanding graduate of GW’s Master of Professional Studies in Publishing program (December 2023), she served valiantly as Managing Editor of our GW Journal of Ethics in Publishing, shepherding the second and third issue…

Isabella Greene, Publishing—Graduate Distinguished Scholar Award

Isabella Greene was the recipient of the 2023 College of Professional Studies Graduate Distinguished Scholar Award at the 2023 CPS Commencement Ceremony. The College of Professional Studies Graduate Distinguished Scholar Award recognizes the graduate student who best demonstrates the college’s core competencies of strategic thinking, communication, collaboration, leadership, and ethics.

13th GW Ethics in Publishing Conference

The 13th Annual GW Ethics in Publishing Conference will be held over two days—one hybrid day, Thursday, October 12, and one virtual day, Friday, October 13. An in-person social hour will be held at the end of the first day. Presenters from Canada, Chile, India, Mexico, the United Kingdom, and the United States…

Alumni Profile: Tina Donnelly, MPS 2022

Tina Donnelly, MPS, is an Assistant Managing Editor at Penguin Random House, where she assists department heads with all aspects of audiobook production and record keeping, as well as supports the Managing Editorial team on audio and large print projects and metadata maintenance. She is a talented 2022 graduate of…

Publishing Ethics Week 2022 Launches with Community Resources

Scholarly communications and publishing organizations across the industry are invited to join the Society for Scholarly Publishing (SSP), The Scholarly Kitchen (TSK), and the Masters in Publishing program at George Washington University (GW) in highlighting issues of publishing ethics during the first-ever unofficial “Publishing Ethics Week,” happening this week, October…