The mission of New Horizons in Adult Education and Human Resource Development is to promote all aspects of practice and research that explore issues of individual, group, and organizational learning, wherever they may be located and focuses on current research and ideas in adult education, human resource development, and related fields. We are interested in honoring work done in urban, suburban, rural, and international contexts.
Submissions: New Horizons welcomes submissions of peer‐reviewed articles, point‐counterpoint essays, perspectives (on people, practice, research, and teaching) essays, the Writers' Forum essays, book and media reviews, special issues, and news and notes. More information about these submissions is available on the journal website http:education.fiu.edunewhorizons
Back Issues: All the archived issues of New Horizons can be located at http:education.fiu.edunewhorizons
Becoming a Reviewer: While we might prefer experienced scholars become reviewers for New Horizons, the journal serves as an avenue for professional development of graduate students, early career faculty, and practitioner‐scholars. We welcome all who are interested in helping us raise the quality of the journal and who are willing to provide developmental feedback to authors on time. Please, download and complete the Reviewer Information Form from our website and send the form with your current vitae as email attachments to the Managing Editor: newhorizons@fiu.edu
Mailing Address: New Horizons, ZEB 313, College of Education, Florida International University, Miami, Florida 33199
Email: Questions, suggestions, and other inquiries about New Horizons should be sent to the Managing Editor, newhorizons@fiu.edu
Adult Education and Human Resource Development (AE/HRD) Graduate Program: New Horizons is operated by the faculty of the Adult Education and Human Resource Development (AE&HRD) Graduate Program in the College of Education at Florida International University, Miami, Florida. The AE&HRD Program offers a doctor of education (Ed.D.) degree in Adult Education and Human Resource Development, and two masters (M.S.) degrees, one in Adult Education, and the other in Human Resource Development. For complete information on the programs, go to http:www.fiu.eduelpsaehrd.htm.
