Conference session for researchers new to voluntary sector

Howard Lake | 26 May 2005 | News

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This year’s NCVO/VSSN Voluntary Sector Researchers Conference in August will again include a special session for those researchers who are new to the field of voluntary sector research.

As well as an opportunity to meet, discuss research and share ideas, the new researchers session offers an opportunity to deliver a short presentation on a research topic, methodological approaches, or your experiences of carrying out research.

The session includes a guest speaker presentation by Professor Peter Alcock, focusing on getting research findings written up and published.

The New Voluntary Sector Researchers Session will take place from 14.00-17.30 on 31 August 2005 at the University of Warwick, as part of the 11th NCVO/VSSN ‘Researching the Voluntary Sector Conference’.

You can attend the session either as part of the main conference, or you can come along to just this session free of charge.

Contact Angela Ellis at Volunteering England for details of the new researchers session.

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