2010 Rate Card. InT ercollegi at e. Studies Institute. ISI Mission

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1 Intercollegiate Studies Institute 2010 Rate Card ISI Mission Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, tax-exempt educational organization whose purpose is to convey to successive generations of college youth a better understanding of the values and institutions that sustain a free and virtuous society. Founded in 1953, ISI works to educate for liberty to identify the best and brightest college students and to nurture in these future leaders the American ideal of ordered liberty. To accomplish this goal, ISI seeks to enhance the rising generation s knowledge of our nation s founding principles limited government, individual liberty, personal responsibility, the rule of law, market economy, and moral norms. Through its integrated program of lectures, conferences, publications, and fellowships, the institute annually works with tens of thousands of students and faculty from coast to coast. Advertising TERMS AND CONDITIONS: publisher reserves the right to reject or cancel advertising, including for unacceptable appearance. publisher is not responsible for errors due to improper file preparation. Cancellations will not be accepted by the publisher after the closing date. No conditions, printed or otherwise, appearing on the contract, order, or copy instructions that conflict with the publisher s policies will be binding on the publisher. PAYMENT: Fifteen percent advertising agency discount. Account to be paid within thirty days of invoice date. First-time advertisers must prepay with insertion order. Contact: For additional information about ISI publications or to reserve ad space, please contact Carol Houseal at (302) or chouseal@isi.org. Updated July 2010 C a non Summer 2009 InTercollegIaTe STudIeS InSTITuTe S MeMber and alumni MagazIne InT ercollegi at e r evi ew A Journal of Scholarship and Opinion Published by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute Spring 2009 s $ ISI annual RevIew uncovering history of Supply-SIde economics... at last Brian Domitrovic How Firm a Foundation? Prospects for American Conservatism by George H. Nash Nothing Fails Like the Success of Private Enterprise and Freedom by Dwight R. Lee Röpke s Conundrums over the Natural Family by Allan Carlson Journey Home by Roger Scruton Human Dignity Conspiracy by Peter Augustine Lawler Reviews by Joseph R. Fornieri, Brian Domitrovic, and James Matthew Wilson

2 C a non Summer 2009 InTercollegIaTe STudIeS InSTITuTe S ISI annual RevIew uncovering history of Supply-SIde economics... at last Brian Domitrovic MeMber and alumni MagazIne Canon Canon, ISI s member and alumni magazine, is published two times a year by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute. Canon serves as ISI s principal vehicle for communicating with its supporters. Each issue provides thoughtprovoking feature articles, highlights from ISI s numerous educational programs, and timely news about its highly esteemed books and journals. primary readership of the Canon is ISI donors. Over 9,000 supporters, who have given ISI a gift in the previous twenty-four months, receive the Canon each spring and fall. By advertising in the Canon, one is able to reach a very selective and influential market. ISI donors are highly educated, conservative, and successful. y care deeply about American higher education and the traditions of Western civilization. ISI donor, on average: is male is in his sixties believes the greatest leaders in is conservative attends a Christian church his lifetime are Ronald Reagan, is married attended a private college Winston Churchill, Margaret has three or more children or university Thatcher, and Pope John Paul II has a career in business, uses and the Internet investments, finance, or law reads the Wall Street Journal Print Run: 26,000 Circulation: 22,000 mailed to ISI donors, faculty, students, and book buyers. balance is distributed at ISI events and through special mailings. Free to ISI members Frequency: Spring and fall Bleed 8.85 x x 10 Vertical 3.64 x x 4.9 Quarter Page Vertical 3.64 x 4.9 SIZES: Bleed x 11.5" x 10" Vertical x 10" x 4.9" Quarter Page Vertical x 4.9" Fall 08/09/10 08/13/10 09/17/10 Spring 03/07/11 03/11/11 04/18/11 Cover 2 $3,000 $2,800 $2,600 Cover 3 $2,400 $2,200 $2,000 $2,000 $1,850 $1,700 $1,200 $1,100 $1,000 Quarter Page $650 $600 $550 * All ads include free four-color. PRODUCTION SPECIFICATIONS: Format: Press-quality PDF with fonts and graphics embedded; PC InDesign file with all fonts and graphics; EPS file with fonts and graphics embedded Image resolution: 300 pixels per inch at 100% size Color: Must be grayscale or CMYK process color ISI will typeset ads for a nominal fee For questions regarding production specifications or to submit an ad, please contact Carol Houseal at (302) or chouseal@isi.org

3 First Principles Web Journal First Principles, ISI s new web journal, is the premiere showcase for ISI content, featuring both new articles and classic material from prominent conservative authors such as Roger Scruton, Robert Bork, and Russell Kirk writing in Modern Age, the Intercollegiate Review, and other ISI publications. Updated daily, the website also hosts six theme pages centered around short tutorial courses on Western civilization, free markets and civil society, the American experience, America s security and role in the world, higher education and the liberal arts, and the conservative intellectual tradition. It is one of the most frequented online sources for intellectually rigorous conservatism. Website: RATES: Per Month Home Page Banner $500 Home Page Third Column $400 me Page Banner $400 me Page Third Column $300 PRODUCTION SPECIFICATIONS: Size: 130 x 95 pixels (20k size limit) Format: gif, animated gif (three frames or less), or jpeg For questions regarding production specifications or to submit an ad, contact Carol Houseal at chouseal@isi.org or (302) RATES: 20 Papers* $4,000 $3,000 *Additional charge will apply on a per paper placement above twenty. Semester Close Date Ad Due Fall 09/04/09 09/18/09 Spring 01/15/10 02/01/10 Collegiate Network Student Newspapers Do you want to reach active and yet thoughtful conservative students? ISI offers the opportunity to advertise with our Collegiate Network of over 100 conservative and libertarian student newspapers at leading colleges and universities around the country. We guarantee that your ad will run in at least twenty of the CN member papers during the semester of your choice. With an average print run of roughly 2,850 copies per issue per paper, each ad will have a minimum circulation of 57,000. Print Run: average of 2,850 copies per issue per CN member paper Circulation: Minimum of 57,000 on twenty college campuses All CN papers are distributed on campus for free Frequency: Because the publication schedule of each paper varies, ads can only be purchased on a bi-annual basis for the fall or spring semester. We guarantee that your ad will run in at least twenty papers during the course of the given semester. AD SIZES: Exact dimensions for full, half, and quarter page ads vary by publication type (newspaper or magazine). Please contact Carol Houseal at chouseal@isi.org or (302) for further details regarding ad sizes and production specifications.

4 5.5 x x 4.25 Modern Age Founded in 1957, Modern Age has long been recognized as the principal quarterly of the intellectual Right. In its inaugural issue, Russell Kirk outlined the journal s perspective: Our purpose is to stimulate discussion of the great moral and social and political and economic and literary questions of the hour, and to search for means by which the legacy of our civilization may be kept safe. Modern Age s consistent dedication to this purpose has played an important part in the postwar conservative intellectual revival. Editor: R. V. Young. Print Run: 2,000 Circulation: 1,200 mailed to paid subscribers. balance is distributed to ISI faculty and graduate student members and sold on newsstands across the country. $28 for one year (four issues); $52 for two years Frequency: Spring, summer, fall, and winter Ad Sizes: x 8.5" x 4.25" Fall 10/26/10 11/02/10 11/30/10 Winter 03/01/11 03/08/11 04/12/11 Spring 05/13/11 05/20/11 06/17/11 Summer 07/30/10 08/06/10 09/03/10 Cover 3 $500 $425 $350 $400 $350 $300 $300 $275 $250 * Production specifications are identical to the Intercollegiate Review x 7.75 * Production specifications are identical to the Intercollegiate Review. Political science Reviewer Political Science Reviewer is a beacon in the often murky world of professional political science journals. Unencumbered by any of the reigning orthodoxies, the PSR welcomes the evidence of empirical study, but upholds the primacy of theoretical understanding. PSR is an annual journal featuring essay-length reviews of classic and contemporary studies in law and politics, as well as examinations of leading political science textbooks. Each review provides an in-depth evaluation without a narrow, overspecialized focus. Editor: Bruce P. Frohnen. Print Run: 1,400 Circulation: Mailed to paid subscribers and sold on newsstands across the country. $16.95 for one year (one issue) Frequency: Fall Ad Sizes: x 7.75" Fall 07/16/10 07/23/10 08/27/10 Cover 3 $275 $225 $175 $200 $175 $150

5 ISI arouses the moral imagination of the rising generation. In a time of social tribulation, ISI stands for order in the soul and order in the republic. Its seminars and publications defend the permanent things. - Russell Kirk - InT ercollegi at e r evi ew A Journal of Scholarship and Opinion Published by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute Spring 2009 s $7.95 How Firm a Foundation? Prospects for American Conservatism by George H. Nash Nothing Fails Like the Success of Private Enterprise and Freedom by Dwight R. Lee Röpke s Conundrums over the Natural Family by Allan Carlson Journey Home by Roger Scruton Human Dignity Conspiracy by Peter Augustine Lawler Reviews by Joseph R. Fornieri, Brian Domitrovic, and James Matthew Wilson Intercollegiate Review For four decades, the Intercollegiate Review ISI s flagship publication has provided critical and detailed, yet highly readable, essays, reviews, and commentaries on a wide variety of topics related to politics, economics, and culture. Subtitled A Journal of Scholarship and Opinion, the IR presents a thoughtful and thoughtprovoking interdisciplinary perspective available nowhere else. Essays in the IR examine contemporary controversies in light of first principles and fundamental cultural norms. Editor: Mark C. Henrie. 5.5 x x 4.25 SIZES: x 8.5" x 4.25" Spring 02/22/10 03/01/10 04/05/10 Fall 08/06/10 08/13/10 09/24/10 Cover 3 $1,600 $1,450 $1,300 $1,300 $1,200 $1,100 $800 $750 $700 digital distribution: 24,000 Circulation: 45,000 mailed to ISI college student and faculty members. balance is distributed to ISI donors, at ISI events, and sold on newsstands across the country. Free to ISI members; $14 for one year; $27 for two years Frequency: Spring and fall PRODUCTION SPECIFICATIONS for all ISI journal ads: Format: Press-quality PDF with fonts and graphics embedded; PC InDesign file with all fonts and graphics; EPS file with fonts and graphics embedded Image resolution: 300 pixels per inch at 100% size Color: Must be grayscale ISI will typeset ads for a nominal fee For questions regarding production specifications or to submit an ISI journal ad, please contact Kelly Cole at (302) or kcole@isi.org Intercollegiate Studies Institute 3901 Centerville Road Wilmington, DE (800) (302) advertising@isi.org