Scholarly Articles and Genuine Authorship

Key takeaways

1. 1Show your authorship of scholarly articles in professional or major trade publications or other major media.
2. 2Peer review, a DOI and citations help where applicable, but none is a standalone requirement.
3. 3Purchased authorship, ghostwriting, pay-to-publish venues and blog posts presented as scholarship are traps.

More guides

• Understand The Ten Regulatory Criteria
• Assess The Whole Record At Final Merits
• Build An Evidence Packet with the Pyramid
• Use Expert Letters To Explain The Evidence
• C1 · Awards and Documented Recognition
• C2 · Membership Based on Outstanding Achievement