Behind the Papers: Lessons and Advice from Survey Practice’s Longest-Tenured Associate Editors
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: For this Interview the Expert, we turn the spotlight inward to Survey Practice’s longest-serving Associate Editors: Margaret Roller (2017–Present) and Dan Cassino (2020–Present). Over the years, both have played a key role in shaping the journal’s content, working with authors, and ensuring the publication of timely, rigorous, and accessible work in the fields of survey and mixed-methods research and practice. Since joining the editorial board, Margaret and Dan have each completed over 60 reviews, a testament to their commitment to Survey Practice and to the field. In this interview, Dan and Margaret reflect on their time with the journal, share their perspectives on how the field has evolved, and offer practical advice to new contributors and future editors. Their insights highlight what lies at the heart of Survey Practice: bridging rigorous research with real-world applications and sharing practitioner-oriented insights in a timely manner.
Source: Survey Practice
Author: Eva Aizpurua
Institution: University of Northern Iowa
Language: English
Subfield: History and Philosophy of Science
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4410826209