Dear EAA members,

EAA is pleased to announce the new series of “Meet the Editors” events.

For the healthy future of our accounting academe, it is essential that PhD students and junior faculty learn how to navigate the increasingly high expectations set on the quality of research work. This series of events will provide early career scholars with an opportunity to learn and discuss how to successfully manage the competitive process of paper publication.

The first EAA “Meet the Editors” virtual session will take place on Zoom on December 6, 2021 at 4.00 pm CET (e.g. Brussels time), featuring Martin Walker, the Senior Editor of the EAA’s PhD Mentoring Initiative (PMI). The EAA PMI aims to help PhD students refine their research proposals and enhance the overall quality of their work by accessing timely advice and feedback from some top accounting researchers. The PMI is a resource open to all European PhD students in accounting. The scope of the PMI is any area of accounting research, broadly defined. As such, the PMI welcomes submissions in all subject areas and theoretical perspectives, and across the various paradigms, methodologies, and styles of conducting that research.

Come to “Meet the Editors” in an interactive and friendly fashion! Registration is open at this link.

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUvdOGqpj8rEtYNPk5VW3Zc4N3oBkwNQnsL

EAA Virtual Activities Committee

Dear EAA members,

As part of the EAA Education Committee Online Courses initiative, we are pleased to invite you to the third live Q&A event of the Online Courses Series, on ‘Python Primer for Accounting Research’. The live event will take place on Zoom, on December 7, 2021 at 10-11 CET. Registration is now open here.

We are happy to share free access to the course’s asynchronous material, created by Dr Martien Lubberink. The material shows how Python differs from other packages, introduces Python commands, and variable types, and shows how data can be imported from different sources.

Please register for the live Q&A session on December 7^th, with advice from the basics to the level that you can execute the code for a research paper. Questions and comments can be submitted to the speaker under each video or posted on the chat during the live session.

We thank the speaker for their support, and we look forward to welcoming you to this live Q&A event.

EAA Education Committee