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Hi everyone,
Over the last few years, I have been invited to be a peer-reviewer for a few different journals (decent IF: ~5 or 6 for all of them). I was wondering if this is a significant enough experience to mention in my application. I don't think I'll list this as a whole new activity, but is it worth using some of the precious characters in one of my research sections to talk about this a little? I'm not sure how unique of an experience this is.
(P.S. If I do put it on the application, is it okay to name drop the journals I reviewed for or is that meant to be confidential?)
Thank you!
Over the last few years, I have been invited to be a peer-reviewer for a few different journals (decent IF: ~5 or 6 for all of them). I was wondering if this is a significant enough experience to mention in my application. I don't think I'll list this as a whole new activity, but is it worth using some of the precious characters in one of my research sections to talk about this a little? I'm not sure how unique of an experience this is.
(P.S. If I do put it on the application, is it okay to name drop the journals I reviewed for or is that meant to be confidential?)
Thank you!
