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SIPR Annual Report Content Submission Form 2023 - 2024

Hello, 

Thank you for your interest in contributing to the SIPR Annual Report for 2023-2024. The SIPR Annual Report continues to be a key way to highlight the work of SIPR and showcase policing research conducted in Scotland over the last academic year and is an excellent opportunity to disseminate your work to a wide audience of researchers, practitioner partners, and the public.

Please use this form to submit content for consideration in the SIPR 2023-2024 Annual Report. Please be aware that there are strict word limits in place to make the formatting, editing, and design process of the final report as practical as possible. 

The deadline for submissions is close of business Monday 13th May 2024 at which point this form will no longer be active and submissions will not be possible. 

If you have any questions regarding the process, please do not hesitate to get in touch at sipr@napier.ac.uk and a member of our Administrative Team will do their best to assist you. 

Please note that only submissions made via this form will be considered for use in the SIPR Annual Report and that individual email submissions will be returned. 

Thank you, 

Scottish Institute for Policing Research

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Please state your full name and title.*
Please provide a contact email address.*
If you are contributing a 1-page highlights submission, please enter the title here. Please note SIPR welcomes 1-page contributions highlighting recent policing research, for example recent research findings, significant knowledge exchange activity or impact your research is having. If you haven’t been contacted by us to invite you to provide a 1-page contribution please feel free to get in touch if you would like to check whether what you propose contributing will be a good fit for this year’s annual report.
Please state your role and the organisation to which you belong.*
Please provide any short updates on your activity of the last academic year (e.g a grants or awards received, articles, books or reports published as well as any substantial knowledge exchange activity or impacts created). Please also state which SIPR Strategic Research Priority, sipr.ac.uk/strategic-research-priorities each 'snippet' aligns with. Maximum of 50 words per 'snippet'.
Please use the space below to provide a 1-page highlight contribution for the annual report. Maximum of 350 words with pictures and 500 words without pictures. These can include, but are not limited to, highlights of findings of recent research, significant knowledge exchange activities, or impact your research is generating. Please state which of SIPR’s strategic research priorities your submission aligns with which can be found here sipr.ac.uk/strategic-research-priorities.
If there are multiple authors, please list them below, with their email address and affiliation. Please also detail the author order.
Please upload profile photos for all authors. This is not required for 'snippets'.
Maximum file size: 100 MB
Please upload any images related to your work you would like to add to your submission.
Maximum file size: 100 MB
For our information only please feel free to provide any reflections on SIPR, any role SIPR has had in terms of supporting your work, and any next steps for your work in relation to development and dissemination.
Please select your network(s) from the following options.*
If you are not already on our people database, please indicate whether you would like to be added to the SIPR People Page.
If you are not already subscribed, please indicate wether or not you would like to subscribe to the SIPR Newsletter.
I understand that my submission may be returned for editing if I have not adhered to the prescribed word limits detailed on the questions above.*
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