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European Union Intergovernmental Conferences

Paul W Thurner and Franz Urban Pappi
European Union Intergovernmental Conferences

Hosting the UACES Annual Conference

The annual UACES conference, 'Exchanging Ideas on Europe', is a three day event hosted each year in a different city in the first week of September.

Venue

  • Capacity for up to 350 people
  • Large lecture theatre for plenary or keynote sessions
  • Break-out rooms for research sessions (circa 12 rooms with capacity for at least 20-30 people)
  • Communal areas close to the large lecture theatre and break-out rooms (for Publishers' Exhibition, refreshments)
  • Accommodation options - halls of residence (en suite), reasonably-priced hotels (proximity to the venue is a factor)
  • Personnel

  • Committed and enthusiastic local organisers with backing of Head of Dept
  • Effective conference office contacts
  • Co-operation of administrative staff at university to help with local details (most of the administrative work, i.e. handling of research papers, web site, registration etc. is handled by the UACES office)
  • Circa five students to help out at the time of the conference
  • Other support

  • Local organiser to be co-opted onto the UACES Committee for the twelve months preceding the conference (with the expectation that they will attend three Committee meetings)
  • Liaison with other UACES committee members to identify and confirm key note speakers
  • Efforts to secure financial support or sponsorship of the conference
  • Recent and forthcoming annual conferences:

    2011: Cambridge, UK

    2010: Bruges, Belgium
    2009: Angers, France
    2008: Edinburgh, Scotland
    2007: Portsmouth, England
    2006: Limerick, Ireland
    2005: Zagreb, Croatia

    Further information

    Proposals to host the 2012 Conference in September 2012 are welcome (deadline 30 September 2010). Please see the application form. For further information, please contact Luke Foster / Sue Davis at the UACES Office.