What are the Working Groups?
Aim of the Working Groups
Joining a Working Group is a good way to share and enhance knowledge, workig on motivating and demanding topics or attract new talents for challenging projects.
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Who can join?
Every EurAAP member is welcome to join an existing Working Group or to propose a new one.
How to join?
- Go to EurAAP
membership portal
- If you are not an EurAAP member, click on "Become member".
- In your member profile, select the corresponding Working Group you are interested at.
For more information on a specific Working Group, feel free to contact the Working Group chairs.
For more information on a specific Working Group, feel free to contact the Working Group chairs.
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How to propose new Working Groups?
Proposals are only evaluated through the template available by clicking the button below and should be sent to the WG general chair
workinggroups@euraap.org.
The proposal should contain a brief description of the Working group organisation and a preliminary list of members with their affiliation. The basic rules of the WG are expected to be later detailed in the Internal Rules.
Moreover the proposal should contain a description of the proposed activities to be initiated during the first year. It is advised to begin with only one or two activities.
The proposal for a new Working Group will be submitted for approval to EurAAP Delegate Assembly.
The proposal for a new Working Group will be submitted for approval to EurAAP Delegate Assembly.