Sunday, June 2, 2024

13:00 - 16:00

MC2 Hall

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Details

This workshop aims to provide leadership tools to early career researchers and professionals (ERPs) in the research integrity field. ERPs are often tasked and expected to handle delicate issues on research integrity. Therefore, it is crucial for them to have the right leadership mindset and tools to solve problems. This workshop is open to anyone with less than 10 years of experience contributing to or working in the field of research integrity. Participants from various backgrounds, such as academics, researchers, research managers, administrators, and those who work for publishing companies, funders, and government agencies, are welcome to attend this workshop. This interactive workshop comprises of four parts: 1. Overview of the workshop goals and objectives. (15 minutes) 2. Reflect on our roles and purposes as leaders. (45 minutes) 3. Identify challenges ERPs face as leaders. (60 minutes) 4. Charting the way forward. (60 minutes) By the end of this workshop, the participants will gain some meaningful and practical leadership tools such as “reframing problems as questions,” “convergent-divergent thinking,” “active listening,” and “collective ideation.” These tools are helpful in complex and collaborative work environments, not just in the research integrity field but in all aspects of professional arenas.

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Chair

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Contributor