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The thirty-seventh of the weekly series of posts about “the book” (The Emerald Handbook of Research Management and Administration Around the World) The Profession of Research Management and Administration in the Caribbean Community by professor Paul W. Ivey https://lnkd.in/efsyM43e This second North American chapter in the Countries section covers RMA in the Caribbean. ChatGPT summary of the chapter: The research ecosystem in the English-speaking Caribbean, particularly within the 20-member CARICOM, is characterized by limited funding, capacity challenges, and a reliance on higher education institutions (HEIs) and state agencies for research activities. Key entities, such as the University of the West Indies, University of Technology, Jamaica, and the University of Trinidad & Tobago, focus on areas like agriculture, health, and technology. Research is constrained by limited funding, high teaching loads, and a lack of formal structures. The Caribbean Research and Innovation Management Association (CabRIMA) aims to professionalize research management, improve capacity, and foster regional collaboration. Despite progress, challenges include inadequate resourcing, training gaps, and low regional research outputs compared to global standards. You can of course read the whole book, chapter by chapter, online for free. https://lnkd.in/dNdEYsRj Or if you are desperate to own a hardcopy then use code EME30 at the checkout at Emerald Books: https://lnkd.in/erGU-4tS International Network of Research Management Societies NCURA: National Council of University Research Administrators Society of Research Administrators International Australasian Research Management Society (ARMS) Southern African Research and Innovation Management Association (SARIMA) BRAMA Brazil - Associação Brasileira de Gestão e Administração de Pesquisa Científica COREMA MYRMA ARMA UK (Association of Research Managers and Administrators) EARMA Canadian Association of Research Administrators ARMA - NL #RMA #BookAnnouncement #OpenAccess #ResearchAdministration #ResearchManagement #Book #Research #ResearchSupport #Profession

🌟 It’s great to see when results of your research hold value for policymaking! As we previously mentioned, on 20/09/2023 we were invited by our supporting partner INSME - The International Network for Small and Medium Enterprises to discuss the study “Crisis Costs for European SMEs” we conducted on behalf of the European Economic and Social Committee. 📗 The study analyzed the challenges faced by European SMEs during and in the aftermath of the pandemic and provided a long list of policy recommendations to address them. One year later, the EC Communication on a SME Relief Package presented a possible list of policy pointers to the 🇪🇺 EU institutions, and we are proud to claim that we came to the same conclusions of the Commission in 9 out of the 14 proposed points! Check out our extract of the Webinar below which we held for the INSME academy and learn what they are! And a big thanks to our study partner SHINE 2Europe for their work of editing of the video! Read the full study here ➡ https://lnkd.in/d28SpsED

IT'S HERE, THE REPORT!

What do the indicators say about the Bologna Process? 📊 Webinar n.7 in our "Toward Tirana 2024, the Bologna Process and developments in the EHEA" series will introduce the monitoring framework of the Bologna Process and discuss the ‘how’ and ‘why’ of evaluating progress in the European Higher Education Area (#EHEA). Newly released or forthcoming data on selected topics will be presented by different EHEA stakeholders: the European Commission/ #EurydiceEU will highlight findings from the Bologna Implementation Report, the European Students' Union (ESU) from its Bologna with Students’ Eyes report, and EUA from its #EUATrends 2024 report. Speakers will then discuss their findings on themes such as the EHEA key commitments and credit #mobility, drawing conclusions for the next round of the #BolognaProcess. 🗓 11 June 2024, 14.00 to 15.00 CEST Speakers: - Thérèse Zhang, Deputy Director, Higher Education Policy - EUA - david crosier, Education System Analyst - Eurydice, European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA), European Commission - Horia Onița, President - European Students' Union (ESU) Chaired by: Henriette Stoeber, Policy Analyst - EUA Registrations will remain open until the start of the webinar. Participation is free of charge and open to all at https://bit.ly/3yt2jWb

For young people, the YSEALI Academic Fellows Program is quite well-known. Whenever we mention YSEALI, most young people are likely to recognize it as a fully funded exchange program that allows participants to study in the U.S. for five weeks every year. However, one question arises: How much do young people really know about this wonderful opportunity that is the YSEALI Academic Fellows Program? If you are still asking that question to yourself, the first episode of our “Build Your Hope with HBYI” Scholarship Webinar Series is for you, focusing on the YSEALI Academic Fellows Program. In this first episode, our guest speaker, who is an alumnus of the YSEALI Academic Fellows Program 2024, will share all relevant information regarding the program. We will kick off this first episode on: Date: September 24, 2024 (Tuesday) Time: 7:00 to 9:00 P.M. The session will be led by YSEALI Academic Fellow (Spring 2024) Ko Oke Soe Htet, who was selected under one of YSEALI's four themes: Environmental Issues and Natural Resources Management. He studied the sustainability and environment at East West Center, Hawai’i. During this sharing webinar, Ko Oke Soe Htet will combine his experiences to provide essential information for young people preparing for YSEALI 2025, including: Key points to consider when filling out the application form Tips for essays & interviews Important documents to gather and avoid. Additionally, there will be a Q&A session, giving participants the best opportunity to ask alumni any questions they may have. You can register for the webinar through the link below: https://lnkd.in/gD8MBaqv So, without further hesitation, go ahead and register! For more detailed information about the YSEALI Academic Fellows Program, you can check this link. https://lnkd.in/dpVYm4_N To stay updated on the scholarship webinar series and future projects by HBYI, make sure to like and follow our social media platforms! Telegram Channel: https://lnkd.in/grdgKMW5 Facebook Page : https://lnkd.in/gR3VZfFr #HopeBuildersYouthInitiative #HBYI #Scholarship #Opportunities #Webinar #ExchangeProgram #YSEALI #BuildYourHope #WebinarSeries

Daunted by acronyms like EDI, RDM and HQP? Join Dana Chamot from the Office of Research Services and learn how to showcase the impact of your HQP mentoring in research. This workshop will cover the basics about how to weave essential grant elements into your grant application. When: Wed, Mar 20, 3-4p.m. Where: Room 7-122 Registration: https://shorturl.at/fnzAU

For highlights of education news from around the world, check out the January '24 edition of ACEI's The Report. Hayley V. Alyssa Kreutzer Yolinisse Moreno Jasmin Saidi-Kuehnert #internationaleducation #globaleducation #educationnews

Q&A webinar to learn about knowledge mobilisation with Vicky Colbert

Bridging the Gap: How to Deliver More Effective Knowledge Exchange Between Academia and Industry Whether driven by school mission, promotion aspirations, or REF, there is an ever-greater emphasis on knowledge exchange within UK universities. Successful knowledge exchange, however, does not happen by accident. This workshop aims to explore the ins and out of knowledge exchange in its various forms, how to launch partnerships with industry, and deliver benefits on both sides. If you want to make your research more impactful, why not learn from a group of academic and industry experts who have developed compelling examples of knowledge exchange? Discover strategies to foster collaboration and turn research insights into real-world results. Join us between 9 am – 10.30 am on Wednesday 11 September 2024. Don’t miss this series of interactive presentations and panel discussion! www.theorsociety.com/or66 #ThisIsOR #KnowledgeExchange #ORMS #OperationalResearch #OR66 #MakingAnImpact #WorkingWithIndustry

In this conversation about Knowledge Brokering, Bob Wise, one of our Cofounders, speaks with Dr. Suzanne Grant Lewis, Chair of Education Science and Policy at Education.org https://lnkd.in/gxd2-gyF The conversation explores knowledge brokering in education, focusing on bridging the gap between research findings and practical implementation. It emphasizes the importance of connecting the right people with the right content at the right time, place, and through appropriate channels to ensure educational practices are informed by evidence. The discussion also stresses the value of amplifying the work of local researchers and practitioners, as their insights are often the most relevant. Dr. Grant Lewis mentions notable organizations, including the International International Initiative for Impact Evaluation (3ie), Global Education Evidence Advisory Panel (GEEAP)), the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF), and SUMMA, which focuses on education research and innovation in Latin America and the Caribbean. This conversation offers strategic advice on focusing efforts and expanding impact through partnerships, encouraging organizations to identify their core focus and collaborate with others in related areas to maximize their influence in the education sector. Whether you're an educator, a policymaker, or someone interested in the evolving landscape of global education, this video offers valuable insights into the future of educational brokering. Join the conversation and learn how GSoLEN can empower the next generation of educational brokers! #education #EducationalBroker #GSoLEN #GlobalEducation #partnership #KnowledgeBrokering #collaboration