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This guide provides helpful information and suggestions for planning and running your Workshop at the Joint Sessions 2025, based on previous Directors' advice.
If you have any further queries, please get in touch with our Events Team.
Workshop Directors are expected to:
Please establish contact with the Paper Presenters before the Workshop. You can retrieve the contact details via My Events in My ECPR. Click Full Details to navigate to the main page. From there, click Export Participant Details to download an Excel spreadsheet containing contact information.
All workshops will take place at Charles University in Prague and should be scheduled in CET time.
There will be two coffee breaks held daily at 10:30 – 11:00 and 15:00 – 15:30 which you will need to incorporate into your schedules. Lunch break is scheduled from 12:30 – 13:30 however you may choose to move this time to better align with your programming.
The Workshop Director is responsible for starting and concluding the session on time.
Below is an example of how a Workshop can be organised.
Five Papers per day with one hour for each Paper to include:
*Each Paper Presenter is expected to take turns to serve as a Discussant.
Please ensure you have shared your schedule with your participants and send us the most up-to-date version for our system.
If a participant has not uploaded/shared their Paper with you before the Workshop, please follow-up with them directly.
While we will send out our Know Before You Go guide before the event to all particiapnts, you may wish to send an email to your participants with Workshop specific information.
All rooms have access to a projector with a HDMI/USBC connection. Please note laptops will not be provided, so it is important you bring your own with the appropriate charger and EU adaptors.
Discuss topics and pose questions to Workshop members and their wider network to foster a deeper discussion and collaboration.