[Air-L] IAMCR Webinar for Early Career Scholars

[Devina Sarwatay]

With apologies for crossposting:

Are you an MA/ PhD research student or Early Career Scholar in
Communication & Media Studies?
Looking to participate in the upcoming IAMCR 2024 Annual Conference? (
iamcr.org/christchurch2024/cfp)
Submitting/ reviewing for an international conference for the 1st time?

Please join us for the IAMCR Webinar Taming the butterflies: How to write
good abstracts & constructively review for Early Career Scholars! (
iamcr.org/webinars/tamingthebutterflies)

This webinar will:
1. familiarise the audience with IAMCR, Media Education Research (MER) &
Emerging Scholars Network (ESN) Sections,
2. identify resources available to support people submitting to & reviewing
for the IAMCR conference for the 1st time, &
3. discuss the nature of good abstracts & reviews to set expectations for
the upcoming conference.

Speakers: Steph Hill, University of Leicester & Devina Sarwatay, City,
University of London.
Co-sponsored by: IAMCR MER & ESN.
Date: 15 January, 2024.
Time: 2 pm UTC.
IAMCR members register: iamcr.org/webinars/register-taming-butterflies
Non-members: Email register4iamcrwebinar at gmail.com with subject "Taming the
butterflies" to be added to the attendees list.
Registration deadline: 13 January, 2024.
Join IAMCR: iamcr.org/join/individual

*Devina Sarwatay, PhD*

Presidential Fellow
<https://www.city.ac.uk/about/people/academics/devina-sarwatay>

Department of Media, Culture and Creative Industries

School of Communication & Creativity

City, University of London

Northampton Square

London EC1V 0HB

My pronouns are she/her

Email: Devina.Sarwatay at city.ac.uk

www.city.ac.uk


Vice-Chair, Media Education Research, IAMCR <https://iamcr.org/>

International Liaison, Children Adolescents and Media Division, ICA
<https://www.icahdq.org/>

Core Team, Media Education Lab <https://mediaeducationlab.com/>



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