Well this was a week that was partially over spring break. But since track takes over my life, I've been back in Morgantown since yesterday. I was going to go in this morning, but Matt emailed me yesterday that there really wasn't any need. So I've just been working on what I have, which is a lot!
IJSF: I finally got all of the articles back from the authors with the approved edits. I forwarded the final one to Jamie (our typesetter) yesterday. But I got an email from her today that said that the track changes weren't accepted. They appeared accepted on my computer, but I tried again and resent them to her. Matt said they looked accepted to him and that he had never had this problem before. So hopefully it's all fixed now. Now we're just waiting for her to produce the proofs so that I can proofread them.
Copyediting: I finally finished the IJSEP articles about the Olympics over the weekend. Nothing very exciting there. I have nine or ten chapters of a book about the history of teaching physical education to edit for Val. I haven't started them yet, but it's not something that's due anytime soon.
MLA: I also have this giant reference section (seriously, like 26 pages of nothing but references) that is not in MLA format that I have to put into MLA. It's a giant pain, but I'm about half way done now and just have to push through to the end. I still hate formatting. I know that it's necessary, but it's so tedious.
There really isn't anything exciting to report this week. I've been thinking a little about my portfolio and poster presentation, and my ideas are getting slightly less cloudy.
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On your final point about the poster and the portfolio -- feel free to use your weekly entries to begin drafting material for these projects -- that would allow me to give you feedback along the way.
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