In this issue of the Bugle:
- Upcoming CAMPOREE with Max Topaz. Register now!
- Editor opportunities for AENJ and TELN.
- Trail Packs: Do you have an idea?
- Summer of Peer Review Contest: Enter now!
The Writer’s Camp Bugle is our camp newsletter—an occasional roundup of news, announcements, and stories from the Writer’s Camp community. It highlights upcoming events, recent publications, Counselor updates, new resources, and behind-the-scenes notes from the Campfire. Posts in this category keep our campers informed and connected.
In this issue of the Bugle:
Wolters Kluwer is seeking a new Editor-in-Chief for the Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal (AENJ), affiliated with the American Academy of Emergency Nurse Practitioners. The role requires leadership to enhance the journal's quality and relevance in emergency care. Applications are due by June 15, 2026, including a CV and vision statement.
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Ready to take your editorial work to the next level? The journal Teaching and Learning in Nursing is seeking an Associate Editor—an ideal role for experienced reviewers, authors, and emerging editorial leaders who want to move from participating in peer review to helping shape a journal’s direction.
This position offers hands-on involvement in manuscript decision-making, reviewer development, and day-to-day editorial operations, all in close collaboration with the Editor-in-Chief. It’s a chance to see how a journal really works—from the inside.
If you’ve been thinking about what comes after being a strong reviewer, this may be your next trail.
A new resource, Peer Reviewer Needs, has been added to the site, showcasing nursing journals' peer-review requirements. Alongside this, the main menu was reorganized to enhance accessibility. Additionally, a summer series titled "The Summer of Peer Review" will launch on June 18th, offering 14 articles on peer reviewing, culminating during Peer Review Week.
In this issue:
Dr. Jacqueline Fawcett passed away at her home in Maine at the age of 87. Recognized as a significant influence in nursing theory, her work has shaped scholarly thought in the field. She fostered collegial relationships and continued to engage in meaningful dialogue about nursing theory until her last days.
The Working Guide to Editorial Systems (WGES) is a dynamic resource aimed at editors and peer reviewers in scholarly publishing. Launching on May 1 with seven entries, it responds to real editorial questions and will be updated bi-monthly. Available by subscription with early enrollment available at a special rate.
Our Next CAMPOREE!
Beyond the Citation: Reading for the Love of It
Friday, April 10th • 11 am EDT
Presented by: Eileen Lake and Leslie Nicoll
The Australian College of Critical Care Nurses (ACCCN) is seeking expressions of interest for an Editor position with the journal Australian Critical Care. The Editor works with the Editor-in-Chief and editorial team to support the peer-review process, help guide the journal’s strategic direction, and promote high-quality scholarship in critical care practice. Deadline to apply is April 24, 2026.
Teaching and Learning in Nursing, the official journal of the Organization for Associate Degree Nursing (OADN), is planning a special issue on the 2025 ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses. Manuscripts are invited that explore the 10 provisions of the 2025 Code. Submission deadline: March 20, 2027.
The Journal of Perinatal & Neonatal Nursing (JPNN) is seeking new editorial leadership following the upcoming departure of the current co-editor. We invite you to consider applying or to share this announcement with qualified colleagues who may be interested. Read more -->