Early Career Researchers Subcommittee

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Preparing a Successful Research Proposal - as an ECR...

Professor Martin White's lunchtime seminar was a very popular session at the 2011 conference. His slides can be downloaded.

ECR Report to the AGM 2011

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ECR Gig Trail

We set up the ECR Gig Trail as a way for ECR’s to give each other chances to visit and speak at different institutions – e.g. by organising a lunchtime seminar where a couple of visiting ECRs can talk about their work. Please sign up if you are interested in organising and/or giving a talk. You can also read this report of our first international gig trail talk - in New Zealand!!

Gig Trail Report

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Early Career Researchers' 'Meet the expert' corner

INTERVIEW 1

Mark Petticrew, Professor of Public Health Evaluation at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine INTERVIEW 2

Martin McKee, Professor of European Public Health Science, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine INTERVIEW 3

Ana Diez-Roux, Professor of Epidemiology, University of Michigan School of Public Health, USA.

Full Reports of ECR who attended SSM Belfast having been offered free places by the Society

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Excerpts can be seen on the main SSM site

ECR Website URL

The URL has been changed to the easier to remember http://www.socsocmed.org.uk/ECR

Full details of previous postings of ECR events, reports, newsletters and other documents can be found on the ECR Archive page

What is an early career researcher?

Rather than have a formal definition we thought that individuals should decide whether they are an ECR. You might consider yourself to be an ECR if you are an undergraduate or postgraduate student, if you have recently completed or are studying for a PhD, or if you are new to this research field. If you would like to add to the 'what is an ECR' list, please email us.

SSM early career researcher sub-committee objectives

The aims of the SSM ECR sub-committee are to:

Represent the views of ECRs to the SSM committee.
Provide a point of call to ECRs wishing to become more involved with the SSM research community and to facilitate ECRs involvement in SSM conferences.
Provide and facilitate peer-to-peer support amongst ECRs.

Visit the ECR sub-committee members here.

Your views

If you have ideas regarding ECR activities, how to involve ECRs within SSM, content of the ECR webpage or anything else, we would love to hear from you. Email us to make a suggestion or join our e-list. You can also join our facebook group.


INTERVIEW 1 Mark Petticrew, Professor of Public Health Evaluation at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine	INTERVIEW 2 Martin McKee, Professor of European Public Health Science, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine	INTERVIEW 3 Ana Diez-Roux, Professor of Epidemiology, University of Michigan School of Public Health, USA.