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University of Greenwich

The University of Greenwich is pleased to announce a forthcoming 
conference in London! 

'CHAT' (Culture Heritage Arts Tourism) 
Creating Collaborative Networks 
A 2 Day International Research Development Conference 
July 8 - July 9 

The Cultural Management Applied Research Group at the University of 
Greenwich is holding a unique networking event .  Entitled ' CHAT? (Culture Heritage Arts Tourism) - Creating Collaborative 
Networks', this research development focused conference hopes to engender debate 
about current research issues in the above fields, but also - to create a practical, working network/research institute comprising multiple disciplines and partners in the UK/Europe.  We have 
secured excellent keynote speakers and panellists from UK and European 
academic, research and funding organisations (inc. ESRC, HEFCE, English 
Heritage, Resource) .   Expected audiences will come from university, 
consultancy and govt/non govt. organisations in the cultural, heritage, 
arts and tourism fields. The aim is to try to create meaningful dialogue, 
information pooling and real collaborative opportunites around these 
subject areas.  If you are ! interested in becoming part of this network, 
please do come along in July... 

We'd be grateful if you wold circulate this on your staff and network 
email listings! 

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TEXT)

Further information with conference website and booking forms will be 
available soon! 

University of Greenwich



CHAT!
Culture  Heritage  Arts  Tourism

'Creating Collaborative Networks'

A 2-Day International Research Development Conference





Thursday 8th July


12.00 ? 1.00            Registration & Buffet Lunch


1.00 ? 2.30             Introduction: (Greenwich staff + Simon Roodhouse)

Dr. Rob Kitchin (NIRSA): Multidisciplinary Collaborative Research Models: A Working Case Study


Gary Mundy  Head of Research, DCMS:
Researching Culture

Dr. Mike Robinson (Sheffield Hallam University)
Tourism Research Challenges & Opportunities 
 

2.30 ? 3.00             Coffee/networking


3.00 ? 4.00     Network Forum (Representatives of Culture, Heritage, Arts, 
Tourism organisations) 
        Information Sharing and Discussion
        Confirmed Participation from: ESRC, HEFCE, English Heritage, English 
Heritage and AHRB
 

4.00 ? 5.30             Parallel Workshops [Network mapping]
        ·       Tourism 
        ·       Arts & Events 
        ·       Museums & Heritage 

5.30 ? 6.00             Feedback Review + Gap Analysis 
 

        Wine and Cheese Reception/Networking 
Stephen Lawrence Gallery
 Trinity Jazz Ensemble



*** Evening ? Greenwich & Docklands Festival Events ***








Friday July 9th 


09.30 ? 10.15   European Research Networks:
Monika Mokre (Fokus Network, Austria)
                        Yves Everard (AIMAC, France)
                        Frans Schouten (Breda University, Netherlands)
 
 
10.15 ? 11.00   Parallel Workshops: Identifying Collaborative 
Opportunities (practical, working session)
 

11.00 ? 11.15   Coffee


11.15 ? 12.00   Stuart Davis (RESOURCE) Museum Research Networks
Ben Cowell (English Heritage) Heritage Research Issues


12.00 ? 12.30   Final Group Discussion: Developing a CHAT Research Network 
Model ? The Way Forward?
        Chair: Prof. Simon Roodhouse 

12.30 ? 1.00    Keynote Closing Address 


1.00 ? 1.15             Final Review and Wrap Up