The following types of work are suitable for inclusion in Athena:
Scholarly work may involve basic, applied, or pedagogical research that represents the intellectual work within a discipline. Such work should be peer-reviewed.
Creative work may involve original contributions in the fine, performing, literary, graphic, and digital arts. Such work should be accepted for exhibition or publication in appropriate professional venues.
Acceptable scholarly or creative work can take many forms. When presented, it should result in a product that reflects one’s professional and academic expertise.
- Work should contain novel knowledge or expression.
- Work should be evaluated for quality.
- Work should be disseminated to the scholarly or artistic community.
Examples of acceptable scholarly work include, but may not be limited to:
- Journal articles (peer-reviewed)
- Conference presentations, papers, posters
- White papers
- Scholarly papers
- Books, book chapters
- Original maps
- Reports
- Theses or dissertations
- Invited speeches or lectures (if remarks are scholarly in nature)
- Conference proceedings
Examples of acceptable creative work include, but may not be limited to original work in the following areas:
- Poetry
- Art
- Film
- Video and sound recording
- Literature
- Photography
