Join us for our latest webinar with the BAM Early Career Academics Network, which provides our community members who are doing their PhD whilst undertaking a full time/part time academic job with insights into how it could be done.
In this month’s webinar, we will be joined by Dr Clare Lehane, Commissioning editor at Qualitative Market Research: an international journal.
Clare brings a wealth of experience overseeing peer-review processes at several top journals by Emerald publishing. Clare will discuss the art of review writing, introducing methods, frameworks and tips for writing effective, yet kind and constructive reviews.
She will also debunk common myths ECAs may have about reviewing and discuss the benefits of engaging in peer-review for early career academics.
Provider Information
BAM Early Career Academics Network
Who Should Attend?
This session is aimed at the early career academic network's community (ECA is defined as someone who is in the last year of their PhD or is up to 5 years post PhD)
Speakers
Dr Clare Lehane
Dr Clare Lehane is a senior commissioning editor at Emerald Publishing, with responsibility for a portfolio of marketing, real estate and economics journals.
Clare joined Emerald from Swansea University where she worked in impact roles for 5 years. Clare has also worked in various publishing capacities at Elsevier in Oxford and Institute of Physics Publishing in Bristol.
Chaired by
Dr Daniel Fisher
Dr Daniel Fisher is a qualitative researcher. His work draws on a wide variety of theoretical lenses to understand public and private dynamics among and between organizations, as well as within occupations.
Daniel's main objective is to understand what it is like to be the person he studies. What tensions do they encounter? How does their physical environment affect them? Why do they execute their job in a particular way? He is equally interested in how organizations, hierarchically or collectively, make sense of their public and private responsibilities.
Daniel's current research program has focused on the UK rail industry as it exemplifies a setting that grapples with both public and private demands. His research has explored narrative constructions of efficiency in public organizations, how organizations shape and influence bodywork of an occupational group, moral dynamics linked with drives for efficiency and wrongdoing by public-private partnerships.
These projects have maintained his interests in processes of automation, discourses and rhetoric, processes of commensuration, misconduct and wrongdoing as well as identity and temporality in organization studies.
Dr Rebecca Beech
Dr Rebecca Beech is a Senior Lecturer in Marketing at Oxford Brookes Business School, at Oxford Brookes University.
Her research interest entail online consumer behaviour, online communities, social media and knowledge sharing, and is interested in sustainable fashion and the circular economy.
Rebecca was awarded my PhD in Marketing in July 2020 from Coventry University. Her research was based within the Centre for Business in Society (CBiS). Rebecca's thesis title was 'Understanding Knowlege Sharing in an Online Community: Within the Context of Green clothing'. She submitted my PhD in January 2020, and was awarded very minor corrections in her Viva in April 2020.
She gained my qualification as a Fellow in the Higher Education Academy (HEA) in Nov 2021 and was awarded the External Examiner qualification from Advance HE in December 2022. Rebecca has been a deputy course director, module leader and seminar tutor across modules in Business Management and Marketing.
Rebecca previously studied BA Hons Business and Marketing at Coventry University, graduating in November 2014 with an Upper 2:1. Rebecca studied MSc Strategic Marketing at Coventry University, in which she was awarded a Distinction and the Course Tutors Prize, she graduated in November 2015.
- Email:
- [email protected]
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/dr-rebecca-beech-3b165359/
Benefits of attending
- Gain rich insights into work-PhD balance
- Develop a network
- Informal space to engage and grow
Contact
Please contact the BAM Office at [email protected] with any queries.
Event Fee
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Non-Members: £30
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Registration closes on 20th May 2025 at 23:59 BST
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