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Please read the guidance below before applying so that you know what writing an event report entails.
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Event Report Guidance
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Length: Up to 600 words
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Content: If possible, do some research before the event so that you have some background on the speaker and the topic. Take notes during the event to help you write the report after it has finished. Finally, when you get to writing the report, summarise the event, including what the speaker talks about and what is discussed during the Q&A section.
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Deadline: The Monday following the event
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Edits: The USAPP blog team will read the report and make some small edits, when necessary, before publishing
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Please note: An event report is not an op-ed or commentary piece. It is a summary of the event. Any event reports that cover topics over than the event, or introduce the author’s own opinion regarding the issues addressed in the event, will not be published.
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- 9 November 2023: Grace Lundell (Department of International Relations) on ''
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- 29 July 2023: Alia Yusuf (School of Public Policy) on ''
- 17 June 2023: Jade Plancke (Department of International Relations) on ''
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- 8 April 2023: Grace Brownsberger (Department of Geography and Environment) on ''
- 25 March 2023: Olivia Otts (Department of Media and Communications) on ''
- 18 February 2023: Lorenzo Rezzonico (Department of International Relations) on
- 3 December 2022: Cheyenne l'Auclair (Department of International Development) on ''
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- 22 October 2022: Olivia Otts (Department of Media and Communications) on ''