Facilitated networking: Early Career Researchers in the Arts, Culture and Creative Economies (In person, Southwest)
Facilitated networking: Early Career Researchers in the Arts, Culture and Creative Economies (In person, Southwest)
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The British Academy Early Career Researcher Network brings together ECRs across the humanities and social sciences disciplines, regardless of their funding source or background.
Please note this is an in person event for ECRs from the South West Hub only
Event facilitated by Professor Dave Greenham and Dr Andy Goldhawk and the Southwest ECRN Hub
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This ECR-focused event brings together researchers across disciplines within the Arts, Culture and Creative Economies.
2024 Facilitated Networking Event: Arts, Culture and Creative Economies
Date: 28th February 2024
Venue: Design West, Bristol City Centre (16 Narrow Quay, Bristol, BS1 4QA)
UWE team: Professor Dave Greenham (DG); Dr Simon Moreton (SM); Dr Andy Goldhawk (AG); Dr Tarek Virani (urban and urban dynamics as they pertain to culture and the creative and cultural industries), Ms Sharon Clark (Professional and Creative Writing); Professor Mandy Rose
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Timing |
Activity |
Lead(s) |
Notes |
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10:00 |
Event Welcome & Introduction |
Prof Dave Greenham |
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10:10 |
3 X keynote talks |
3 X speakers |
Theme: Pivotal moments |
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10:45 |
Panel discussion |
SM (Chair) 3 X speakers |
SM to chair |
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11:15 |
Tea and Coffee |
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11:30 |
1 minute pitch from each attendee |
DG |
Who you are, where you are from, research area, who you want to network with |
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12:15 |
Lunch – Open Networking |
Thematise tables for the afternoon discussion |
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13:15 |
Facilitated networking conversations |
Tables with note-taking facilitators |
Topics include:
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14:30 |
Table summaries |
DG/SM |
Facilitator to feedback |
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14:50 |
Final Remarks |
SM / DG |
It will feature keynote talks from three inspiring speakers in these fields, a panel discussion, and facilitated networking conversations. The three speakers are: Dr Verity McIntosh (Virtual and Extended realities); Dr Tarek Virani (urban and urban dynamics as they pertain to culture and the creative and cultural industries); and Ms Sharon Clark (Professional and Creative Writing).
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Location
Design West, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol, BS1 4QA