Open-Access Publication supports John Jay College of Criminal Justice faculty by funding publication fees for accepted scholarly articles to appear in open-access, peer-reviewed journals.
Each named author except student contributors is now expected to contribute at least $100 toward open-access fees, and author contributions must cover 50% of costs above $2,000. Applications will generally be reviewed the month after receipt; second-Thursday decisions are now a goal rather than a firm commitment.
Book Publication at John Jay College of Criminal Justice supports faculty authors and editors by reimbursing publication expenses to help bring books into print with high-quality, reputable presses.
Faculty Scholarship Funding Program supports John Jay faculty with data collection, analysis, and creative production costs to help them publish significant scholarship or produce creative work.
Community Event Funding supports John Jay faculty in hosting free scholarly or creative events on campus, making these activities accessible to and beneficial for the entire college community.
Seed Funding Program supports John Jay faculty with pilot studies, proposal planning, and writing to develop major grant applications and pursue funding from external agencies.
Conference Reception Funding supports John Jay faculty through formal gatherings at mission-related conferences to strengthen scholarly connections, faculty involvement, and the College’s presence.