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Practice guide outlines an event-management framework for early-career scholars, suggesting practical pathways to lower organizational barriers and build academic community.
This guide supports YECREA Section Representatives, and early-career researchers more broadly, in organising events for their peers within academic networks. Written by early-career scholars for early-career scholars, it covers the full event lifecycle: ideation, planning, execution, and post-event follow-up. Alongside conceptual guidance, it offers practical tools such as checklists, cost tables, and communication timelines. While many of its concrete recommendations draw on the specific institutional structures of YECREA and ECREA, the underlying principles are transferable to other early-career academic contexts. The guide aims to lower barriers to event organising and strengthen community among early-career researchers in media and communication studies.
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