Writer’s Camp Bugle #16

🏕️ From The Writer's Camp Bugle

Lots is happening at camp! Here are a few upcoming opportunities to learn, connect, and strengthen your scholarly writing and publishing skills.

  • CAMPOREE – Friday, July 24, 11:00 a.m. ET: Join Daniel J. Pesut for The Through Line: Mapping a Life of Leadership. Register now.
  • CAMPOREE – Friday, August 21, 11:00 a.m. ET: Join Ivan Oransky and Adam Marcus, founders of Retraction Watch, for When Scholarship Goes Off Course: A Conversation with the Founders of Retraction Watch. Register now.
  • SUMMER OF PEER REVIEW: Our 14-part series concludes on September 17, followed by a special CAMPOREE during Peer Review Week on September 18: AI Is Not the Reviewer: Reframing Editorial Use of Artificial Intelligence.
  • CALL FOR TRAIL PACK AUTHORS: We're planning Trail Packs for the remainder of 2026. If you have a previously published article that deserves renewed attention, we'd love to hear from you.
  • VIRTUAL INANE 2026: Registration remains open for the August 6–8 conference. Join colleagues from around the world for three days of nursing editing, publishing, and scholarly communication.

Writer’s Camp Bugle #14

In this issue:

  • Donations in honor of Dr. Jacqueline Fawcett now being accepted.
  • Register for the upcoming CAMPOREE and Scholarly Dialogue
  • Nursing Journals Directory badges now available in the store!
  • Writer’s Camp one-year anniversary highlights
  • Working Guide to Editorial Systems update--subscriptions available.
  • Editorial Leadership Intensive (ELI) registration now open
  • Coming soon: Shh! Editor Confidential
  • What do you think of Writer's Camp? Share your thoughts.

Writer’s Camp Bugle #12

Happy New Year, Campers! Here’s what’s in this edition of The Bugle:

The Word is Spreading!

Leslie H. Nicoll, Director of Writer's Camp, expresses appreciation for the support received, especially from Jan Fulton, who featured Writer's Camp in the Clinical Nurse Specialist journal. Nicoll highlights the availability of new articles, the Writer's Camp Bugle, and upcoming educational events, noting a growing community of 250 subscribers.

Writer’s Camp Bugle #5

The post shares updates on Writer's Camp, emphasizing the program's value for junior faculty. It announces the search for a new Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Nursing Administration and details the upcoming Writer's CAMPOREE event. Additionally, it discusses the pause in the Manuscript Success series due to vacation plans and highlights contributions to the camp's upcoming journal issue.