Transcript The White Rose Working Paper Series
White Rose Social Science DTC
Business and Management Pathway
Management and Business, Accounting and Finance, and Work Psychology
Pathway Conference
• • White Rose DTC Business and Management conference – 2 days July 2013 – Leeds • Impact and Ethics • 72 delegates • July 2014 – York • Doing Research That Makes A Difference • 55 delegates • Links to social media
The White Rose Working Paper Series
Management and Business, Accounting and Finance, and Work Psychology Pathway Caroline Knight
Editor-in-Chief The University of Sheffield
Constantin Ciachir
Editor The University of York
Danat Valizade Giuseppe Musarra
Editors The University of Leeds
What is it?
• A process for peer reviewing and depositing early research work in an online repository linked to the White Rose website • •
Who is it for?
PhD students Early career researchers
Why has it been set up?
To enable PhD students and early career researchers to: • • disseminate their early research work receive constructive feedback from peers and academics in a supportive environment • practise the skill of academic writing • learn about the publishing and reviewing process
Author submits paper via email
The Process
Editor sends paper to an appropriate academic and PhD reviewer Reviewers send their comments to the Editor Editor makes a decision: a. Accept b. Revise and resubmit (R&R) c. Reject Once accepted, the paper is deposited in an online repository linked to the White Rose website If R&R, author resubmits and includes responses to the reviewer’s comments
Editor sends a response and the reviewers’ comments to the author
SAMS Seminars
Impact, Engagement and the Realities of Research
To provide informative, interesting and practical advice on how PhD students and early career researchers can enhance their employability in the current academic climate.
To provide an overview of the importance of the impact and engagement agenda, followed by key insights from a case study showing how this can be successfully translated into research practice.
To engage in candid discussions around the realities of research. Panel members shared insights, top tips and pitfalls to avoid (what the text books don’t tell you) about how to successfully navigate the research process.
SAMS Seminars
Overview of the impact agenda in the current academic environment Research case study – how generating impact with end users is vital to employability Mapping of funding opportunities available Strategies for gaining access to companies and recruiting participants involving sensitive data or hard to reach participants Tips for successfully navigating the research process in the field, with insights into dealing with ethical dilemmas and managing relationships Future Agenda Events Making an Impact; Co-production, Collaborative and Interdisciplinary Research being held in Sheffield in the early Autumn.