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Submission Guidelines
Good Morning Eastern is a weekly,
online faculty/staff newsletter that is updated every
Monday. Submissions received after copy deadlines are
not guaranteed to be included in the upcoming issue.
University Marketing and Communications reserves the right to edit any
submissions for grammar, length and clarity. Submissions
must be relevant to faculty and staff. Submissions will
appear in Good Morning Eastern, unless otherwise notified.
This is not a student-oriented publication, but rather
an informative tool for faculty and staff.
Office directors are asked to print
a copy of this document to share with colleagues who
do not have regular access to a computer.
SUBMISSION CATEGORIES
Announcements
DEADLINES: 5 P.M. THURSDAY,
FOR INCLUSION IN MONDAY
Announcements are submissions notifying
the campus community of timely and relevant information
pertaining to daily operations at Eastern. Do not submit
items that have already appeared in recent editions
of Good Morning Eastern. Submissions are updated every
Monday and are limited to 50 words. Submissions exceeding
50 words will not be used.
Events
DEADLINES: 5 P.M. THURSDAY,
FOR INCLUSION IN MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, 5 P.M. FOR INCLUSION IN FRIDAY
Events are submissions supported
by Eastern that encourage faculty and staff participation.
Submissions are updated every Monday and Friday and
are limited to 500 characters.
Submission Editorial Standards
Please access Eastern’s Identity
Standards Manual at http://www.ewu.edu/x6792.xml
to find the editorial guidelines for Eastern. Below
are some frequently used examples:
- Titles (i.e. Dr., Ph.D, etc.)
are not used unless referencing Eastern’s president.
- Locations are indicated by room
first and then building (i.e. 230 Martin Hall).
- Phone numbers are indicated by
the seven digit number, unless outside the area code
(i.e. 359-6200).
- Italicize books, films, newspapers,
magazines and most other titles.
- Web speak (e-mail, Web site,
online, Internet).
- A book, paper or speech is "titled"
not "entitled."
- Capitalization usage
- She has a bachelor of arts
degree in mathematics.
- He has a B.A. degree.
- The class is located in 203
Martin Hall.
- The Journalism Program is
part of the English Department.
- The English Department offers
creative writing.
- He is taking Geology 101.
- She is studying geology.
- This is fall quarter.
- John Doe is an associate
professor of social work.
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