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Newsletter
The PMI Phoenix chapter is calling for articles to be published in our quarterly newsletter. If you have an idea or an article, please email us at newsletter@phx-pmi.org. We also welcome advertisers in our newsletter, to find out more visit our newsletter advertising section.
Newsletter Article Content Guidelines
- Submit all content/articles print ready (spelling & grammar verified) 12 point size Arial/Helvetica font in MS Word or Plain Text format ONLY
- Articles should not 5500 characters (including spaces)
- All images/photographs must be in .jpeg format with a resolution of 72.
- All graphics should be 300 dpi resolution. (Any graphic or image not in these specified formats will be at legibility/readability risk once applied to the newsletter format template.)
- The author's bio should not exceed 400 characters (including spaces)
- The articles cutoff date for the quarterly newsletter is 30 days prior to publication
- Email all content to the following email addresses: newsletter@phx-pmi.org
2008 Newsletters
This year the PMI Phoenix chapter newsletter will be published quarterly. If you have any questions about our newsletter please contact newsletter@phx-pmi.org.
Get PDU's for Articles!
Project Management Professionals (PMP) can receive Professional Development Units (PDU) for submissions, covering a project management topic, which are published in a component newsletter. Published newsletter articles can be claimed as a Self-directed Learning PDU activity. This is based on the educational experience gained through the research devoted to composing articles.
Once an article is published in our PMI Phoenix chapter newsletter, the author must identify the time spent in review of the educational resources used to prepare the article. Published authors may submit a PDU category 2-SDL claim earning one PDU for each hour spent conducting this research.
- Category 2B - Author or co-author of an article pertaining to project and/or program management published in a non-refereed journal. 15 PDUs per article (author) and 10 PDUs per article (co-author)
- Category 2-SDL - Self-directed learning activities are individualized learning projects involving personally conducted research or study. Learning may include informal activities such as discussions or coaching sessions with colleagues, co-workers, clients or consultants. It may include articles, books, instructional manuals, videos, CD-ROMs, or other material resources. Maximum 15 Self-Directed Learning PDUs may be earned per CCR cycle.
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