How to make Social Media Work for You and Your Career
When: Thursday, May 27, 2021, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
Where: Online, MS Teams
ECRs Network - Internal Workshop
Paul Jordan, Faculty Communications Manager (HSS) will discuss the pros and cons of promoting research to the media as well as best practice for Twitter. Drawing on his own experience as a researcher in previous roles, Paul will also share insights into how social media can open up opportunities for collaboration as well as raise your research profile.
Paul will be joined by David Geiringer (School of History) and Richard Johnson (School of Politics & International Relations) who will share their own experiences of using social media.
This is an internal workshop opened to those at Queen Mary University of London.
ECRs Network
The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences ECRs Network offers support to QMUL academics at the start of their careers. The Network hosts talks and workshops on various aspects of academic life, and provides opportunities for early career researchers across the faculty to meet and to share their experiences.
Organisers
The ECRs Network is coordinated by Anna Boneham, Claire Trenery, Monira Begum, Alex Nowosiad, Saritha Divikar and Sarah Saines.