This is the presentation we used at the 2013 EURAM Annual Meeting to introduce 5th EECC. Here you will find useful information on what it is about and why you should engage. Come and start shaking your network!!!

2. WHAT IS EURAM EARLY
CAREER COLLOQUIUM
(EECC)?

3. What is EECC?
(broadly defined e.g. assistant
professors, Post-doctoral
researchers, recently appointed
lecturers/associate professors)
3
#1 It is
EURAM
platform for
early career
academics

4. What is EECC?
4
#2 A space to
come together to
discuss key
challenges, learn
from experts and
share career
related insights

5. What is EECC?
5
#3 A forum for
networking, knowledge
exchange and development
of research collaborations.

6. SO, THE FOLLOWING ONE
WILL BE THE 5TH?

7. 1st EURAM Early Career Colloquium
Nuremberg (Jan 2010)
◦ Initiative: Kathrin Möslein, Peter McKiernan, Anne-Katrin Neyer
◦ About 10 people
◦ New offers for Post-docs and Early Careers
7

8. 2nd EURAM Early Career Colloquium
Innsbruck (Feb 2011)
8
“Give & Take”
Meet the
survivors – learn
from the
experience of
others
Learning to say
no” –by Anne
S. Huff
Career
development for
post-docs by
Peter McKiernan
Professional
speed dating

9. 3rd EURAM Early Career Colloquium
Dublin (Nov 2011)
9
Funding body
expectations
Meet the
survivors – learn
from the
experience
Managing
Publication and
Profession
Expectation
Mannagement
and Career
Expections
Socializing

10. 4th EURAM Early Career Colloquium
Vaduz, Liechtenstein (Jan 2013)
10
Finding Your
Place in
Academia
Meet the
survivors – learn
from the
experience
Managing
Publication and
Profession
Expectation
Mannagement
and Career
Expections
Socializing

11. WHERE IS NEXT EECC
GOING TO BE?

12. Where is next EECC going to be?

13. Where is next EECC going to be?

14. Where is next EECC going to be?

15. WHAT WILL WE BE DOING
THERE?

16. What will we be doing there?

17. What will we be doing there?
Making connections is a key activity for your networked
research, though not the only one. Once a connection is
established you need to feed it, strengthen it and shake it for
results. So in this colloquium we will focus on the activities that
young scholars should develop in order to build effective
networks, from network funding strategies (e.g. how to
engage/apply for funds at an international level) to the
expectations and mechanisms that make a research network
succeed. Furthermore, the ‘Early Career Community’ wants to
offer a possibility for networking, knowledge exchange and
project promoting.

18. What will we be doing there?
Funding your
research
• Workshop
Connecting
your research
• Invited Speakers
Sharing work in
progress
Exploring
prospective
collaborations
Meet the
Survivors
Winter
Olympic
Adventure
Networking …

19. OK, WHY SHOULD I
GO?

20. Which is the best thing about these
colloquiums?

21. Which is the best thing about these
colloquiums?

22. Which is the best thing about these
colloquiums?

23. PRACTICAL INFO

24. Practical Info
Where: University of Almería, Spain.
Who: Early Career Scholars in all fields of management.
Why: Share experiences, network, and reflect on key early career challenges
and opportunities.
When: 29th- 31st of January, 2014
Theme: Shaking your network!!!
How: To secure a place at the Almería EECC please send an e-mail with your CV
and brief details of current and possible future research projects to
mivalls@ual.es
Deadline: Please note that while the final date for registration is 1st
December, places are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-
served basis.
Cost: Registration fee of EUR 300.00 to cover accommodation (3 nights), every
lunch and dinner, coffee breaks, the “Winter-Olympic” adventure and
the great colloquium dinner.

25. For more information, please visit
EECC Facebook Page:
• https://www.facebook.com/euram.eecc
Euram Website:
• http://www.euram-online.org/
5th EECC website:
• http://www.ual.es/Congresos/EECC/
Or email Miguel Pérez:
• mivalls@ual.es