Shari L. Dworkin
University of Washington, USA
Biography
For the first 20 years of my career, my research portfolio focused on gender relations, intersectionality and HIV prevention, treatment and care in the U.S, Kenya, and South Africa. These studies were interdisciplinary and community-based. I continue to hone in on studies of masculinities based gender-transformative health interventions to reduce HIV and violence risks and to improve HIV care and treatment outcomes. I have also taken my expertise to focus on improving male involvement in family planning outcomes.
Research Interest
Early and mid-career faculty often have to offer an intensive focus in order to turn their work into a solid publishable product, yet the publishing process can be mysterious and the learning curve steep. Even more daunting can be how to succeed at this task at a top journal that is highly reputable. This workshop is offered by one of the Associate Editors of the Archives of Sexual Behavior who has been an Associate Editor for 15 years. In this workshop, you will learn what a highly reputable journal is, be exposed to numerous tips for succeeding in the publishing process and gain a deeper understanding of the pitfalls to avoid in this process. You will also gain a bird’s eye view of why most papers are rejected, learn how to handle the art of a revise and resubmit designation on your manuscripts, and we will have time for lively questions and discussion.