NHS ‘Q’ Publication
Call for Papers
Nevada’s oldest academic publication was first published in 1957.
The Nevada Historical Society Q solicits contributions of scholarly or popular interest dealing with the following subjects: the general (e.g., the political, social, economic, constitutional) or the natural history of Nevada and the Great Basin; the literature, languages, anthropology, and archaeology of these areas; reprints of historic documents; and reviews and essays concerning the historical literature of Nevada, the Great Basin, and the West.
We are seeking content on a range of subjects including but not limited to: History, Geography, Geology, Women’s Studies, Natural History, Anthropology, Ethnic Studies, Agriculture, etc.
Publication Guidelines
NHS Q Publication Changes
A Message from the Director
Dr. Catherine Magee
I am excited to inform you about the upcoming changes we are making to the Nevada Historical Society Quarterly. In 2023, we are changing the publication’s name to the Nevada Historical Society Q (aka the “Q”) and moving to an online publication with an end of year “best of” print publication mailed out in December.
We are extremely excited about partnering with Project MUSE to host the Nevada Historical Society Q where you will get online access with your paid subscription to the Q. You will have immediate access to content uploaded as soon it is vetted and approved. Not only will you find expanded articles and color graphics—all the online content is compliant with US and international accessibility standards!
Our mission is our passion—to preserve, share, and protect Nevada’s cultural heritage for the enrichment of all generations, and the Nevada Historical Society’s publications are one way we ensure we fulfill our mission.
Why the ‘Q’ is moving online:
The changes will make the Q broadly accessible, fiscally responsible, and enable expanded content. Academics will relish having their Q articles globally discoverable.
We are changing to meet the needs of readers, historians, and scholars with both online and print access. The Nevada Historical Society Quarterly began in 1957 and has since become a respected peer-reviewed journal dedicated to Nevada’s history. Our readers rely on us to ensure our articles are factual, educational, and enthralling. This is done through the peer-review process and editing. The submitted articles are sent to experts in the field to review for accuracy, validity, and originality. The editorial process ensures readability and accuracy. Both these processes take time, no longer will scholars and authors have to wait months or even a year for a print publication—content and articles will be published on the Nevada Historical Society Q page of the Project MUSE website as soon as they have been reviewed and approved.
Project MUSE
Website https://muse.jhu.edu/
Members can access to our latest Q online content.
To access the current NHS Q online you must be registered with Project MUSE.
Contact khornback@nevadaculture.org with questions regarding the NHS member invitation to register with Project MUSE.
Guide for Accessing Project MUSE
How to Search the ‘Q‘
NHS’s Digitized Quarterlies – Issues by year 1957-2018
NHSQ Online Quarterlies
NHSQ Inventory List 1957-1983
To search, use Control + F after the list is open.
NHSQ Individual Issues, Contentdm
NHS Turns 100 Years Old Issue
Click to learn more about NHS history!
Submission & General Questions
Managing Editor
Kristina Hornback,
khornback@nevadaculture.org
Editor-in-Chief
William D. “Bill” Rowley PhD.,
williamr@unr.edu
Associate Editor
Michelle Follette Turk PhD.,
michelle.turk@unlv.edu
Assistant Editor
Emerson Marcus M.A.,
emersonm85@gmail.com
Book Review Editor
Diana L. Ahmad PhD.,
ahmadd@mst.edu
Publication Guidelines
Advertisement Questions
Managing Editor
Kristina Hornback,
khornback@nevadaculture.org
Subscription Questions
Institutional Subscription, access to NHS Q, $70.
Managing Editor
Kristina Hornback,
khornback@nevadaculture.org
Editorial Board
Dr. Kate Berry, University of Nevada, Reno
Ron James, Independent Scholar
Dr. Elizabeth Raymond, University of Nevada, Reno
Geoff Schumacher, Independent Scholar
Dr. Carolyn White, University of Nevada, Reno