Dr. Lucas,
I see that I may be experiencing a similar issue like some of my peers in finding my article’s author bio and abstract.
These is what I see for my designated articles:
Abigail,
I don’t mean to reply for Dr. Lucas, but I thought I might be able to help point you to one of his previous answers.
Dr. Lucas posted the full Vol. 4 and 5 PDFs so we could get abstracts, with the caveat that we are not allowed to use them outside of class.
If you search on the author’s name within the PDF of the full volume, you should be able to get the abstract–all of the abstracts are together at the end.
I believe Dr. Lucas also said that the bios are already posted, so we should just be able to link to them.
Hope this helps,
Sherrill
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@sherrilledwards Thank you! I appreciate your response. This helps! 
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One last question. I almost forgot about the author bio. Where would I be able to find the bios? Are these posted on Wikipedia or within Dr. Lucas’s Forum?
I believe Dr. Lucas said that they are already on the Mailer Review website and we just have to link to them.
S.
Thank you @sherrilledwards ! I cannot seem to find mine for whatever reason. I will continue searching. I was able to get assistance from Dana Casper, MGA’s librarian for graduate coursework. She helped me greatly by finding information for my author bio, but I too understood that the bios were already available and not necessary for us to create. Just unable to locate link for mine.
I will add all author bios. Thanks.
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Thank you @grlucas 
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