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The JAAE employs an Electronic Editorial
Management System for your new (or resubmitted) manuscript. To submit your manuscript
electronically first place the title page and paper in separate .pdf files making
sure that all author identification is removed from the paper itself so that
anonymity can be preserved in the review process. The title page should include
title; author(s) names; name, address, phone number, fax number, and email address
of contact author; and date of submission of the manuscript. Place the cover
letter (click on the “Submission
Guidelines” below for instructions on what should be in the letter)
in a .pdf file as well. For either a new (or resubmitted) manuscript, go to
editorialexpress.com/jaae and
follow the instructions, which should take only a few minutes to complete. If
you have questions or have trouble getting your paper into the system, please
contact Darrell Bosch, bosch@vt.edu or Mary
Marchant, mmarch@vt.edu.
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