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Commentary: Assessing Student-Authored Articles in "Urban Planning"Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the Florida Atlantic University Performance of universities and academic programs has been historically analyzed based on factors such as faculty quality and research, scholarship, and publication output. However, the contribution of students as authors of academic peer-reviewed journal articles has been overlooked in these performance assessments. This commentary seeks to highlight this issue, as well as to illustrate an analytical approach to further our understanding of doctoral planning student-authored articles (SAA). Results for (1) fourteen planning-focused journals with the most SAAs, (2) Carnegie classifications of SAA institutional affiliations, and (3) the influence on journal impact factor are presented, as well as recommendations for journals, students, faculty/mentors, investigators and institutions.
Key Words: student performance National Research Council doctoral students student authors
Journal of Planning Education and Research, Vol. 28, No. 1,
108-115 (2008) |
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