Call for Submissions - Fall 2026 (Vol. 13)
Proposals and articles are currently being accepted for consideration in the Fall 2026 issue (Vol. 13). Publication in the Fall 2026 issue of the journal requires abstracts be received no later than: January 31, 2026. Completed article submissions are due no later than March 13, 2026. Proposals are accepted on a rolling basis, and those received after the deadline will be considered for the following 2027 issue.
Faculty and staff are encouraged to share this information with students interested in publishing an article, and are also encouraged to mentor a student writing an article.
Submissions are made directly to the PJSL website. You can click Submit Articles on the left navigation bar to make a submission. The login credentials are not associated with your Purdue login. You will need to create a new account if you are a first-time user. Types of submissions can be found by clicking Author Guidelines and FAQ on the left navigation bar.
For more information about submissions or the editorial process, contact Jennifer Bay at jbay@purdue.edu or visit the PJSL website.
Current Issue: Volume 12, Issue 1 (2026)
Front Matter
Editorial
Reflective Essays
Empowering Caregivers Through Informal STEM Counterspaces: A Reflective Analysis of Parental Workshops
Renee Gibert, Desmine Robinson, and Virgina Booth Womack
Homeowner Well-Being and Community Livability
Leo Malachowski and Bridget Heindl
Inaccessibility Harms: Exploring the Impact of Inaccessible Campus Organizations on Disabled Students
Francis W. Q. Corvin and Natalie G. Horgan
Bridging Gaps in Preventative Care: Pharmacy Students' Impact through Point-Of-Care Testing and Education at Recovery Café Lafayette
Katherine Davis and Jailyn Jones
Changing Minds and Lives: A Substance Use Awareness Campaign
Alyssa Collins, Claire Wolfer-Jenkins, and Rachel Isaac
A Reflection on What Pharmacists in Different Countries Can Learn from One Another
Aaryaman Khurana and Patricia Darbishire
Community Partner Snapshot
2300 Ferry
Kylie Miskovic
Research with Reflection
Improving Medication Insecurity Through Community Events
Lauren SooHoo, Theresa Blanke, Faria Chaudhry, Courtney O'Keefe, Rakhi Karwa, Jasmine Gonzalvo, Gicella Garcia, Carlyn Kimiecik, Adriana Gardner, and Yejin Seo
A Qualitative Analysis of Progress, Successes, and Challenges among Indiana Recipients As Part of a National Initiative to Reduce COVID-19–Related Health Disparities
Marla Winters and Lily Darbishire
Back Matter