ATI ExChange Deadlines and Submissions

ATI is excited to announce the new ExChange editor, Dr. Julie Mulvihill. Julie Mulvihill is interested in how we communicate, contribute, and shift roles as we create possibilities and decisions together. She holds a PhD in Dance Theory and Practice from Texas Woman’s University and a teaching certification in the Alexander Technique from Chesapeake Bay Alexander Studies. Julie has studied, practiced, and taught all kinds of movement in all kinds of ways with all kinds of people.

About The ExChange | Call for Written Submissions | Call for Art Submissions

 

ExChanging: Sharing Expectations and Ideas toward Publication

Do you have an idea that won't leave you alone? Is your idea something you are interested in sharing? Are you interested in publishing an idea or processing your idea with some collaboration? Do you have a fully formed written, drawn, or photographed idea that you want to share? 

Julie hosted a workshop to discuss! This get together was a chance to ask questions, receive process aids, and potentially workshop ideas toward publication in the ExChange. Julie offered thoughts and examples of what the process might include for the months and weeks leading up to publication. She conveyed tips and tools for navigating the ExChange publication process and outline several possible collaboration models to consider. 

View the recording below and access the PowerPoint slides here.

Have an idea that you want to send to Julie? Fill out this brief ATI ExChange Idea Form to get started. 

 

 

ExChange: Call for Written Submissions

ExChange, the journal of Alexander Technique International, is calling for submissions of scholarly articles, book reviews, and creative essays.The past two years of experiences with a global pandemic have given us pause to consider our work: to reflect, reimagine, revel, and make revelations about ourselves as AT practitioners, teachers, and ambassadors. What are you learning about yourself? What are you learning about or from your work? What challenges, grounding, or buoyancy has AT provided as you move through our current world?

For publication in the Summer issue please submit by February 15

For publication in the Winter issue please submit by September 15

We accept rolling submissions!

Submission Requirements:

  • Please organize your work in a Microsoft Word document and PDF
  • Title your submission with your last name and an abbreviated title (include titles in the document itself)
  • Photos included need to be in jpeg format.
  • Send your work as attachments to the email: [email protected]

Tips for Submission:

  • Submissions should be less than 6,000 words (concessions can be made on a case-by-case basis)
  • Some submissions may roll over to a later issue if they need more time for processing
  • Submitting early is always welcome!
  • Direct questions to Julie Mulvihill, Editor of the ExChange at [email protected]

 

ExChange: Call for Art Submissions

The ExChange would love to publish the work of Artists as scholarly and practice driven evidence of AT at work. Are you a photographer? Media artists? Do you have digital images of your paintings, sculptures, chalk drawings, etchings, or explorations wherein the process of creation is rooted in your practice of the Alexander Technique? The ExChange is here for you! 

We are taking rolling submissions of artwork for publication as our cover art as well as significant contributions for inclusion in the ExChange journal. 

For publication in the Summer issue please submit by February 15

For publication in the Winter issue please submit by September 15

We accept rolling submissions!

Submission Requirements: 

  • Artwork must be original (you are the maker) 
  • Please submit all artwork in Jpeg or pdf format. 
  • Include a clarifying statement about your work (less than 500 words) in a word document 
  • Include a biography of yourself (about 100 words) in a word document 
  • Attach all items to one email with your name in the subject line and address that email to: [email protected]