Early Career European researchers in the field of adolescence can communicate through the EARA Student and Early Career Network mailinglist. This list is a forum for ideas and questions about research on adolescence. This includes sharing of ideas, measures, tips, links etc. With this list, we also offer you information regarding upcoming events and conferences and send around job openings. With this list we try to foster interaction between researchers, disciplines, and countries.

The current postmaster/list owner for the EARA Student and Early Career Network list is Tina Kretschmer, the network's webmaster and postdoctoral researcher at the Institute of Psychiatry in England. The list is hosted at the university server of the University of Leuven in Belgium.

To join or subscribe to the EARA Student and Early Career Network mailinglist, simply look at our membership page and become a (student) member of EARA and a member of the EARA Student and Early Career Network. We will subscribe you to the list. You will receive a server message that tells you that now you are part of the list. This means that the subscription process is closed to avoid spammers and other intruders to our scientific enterprise.

Once subscribed, you can send messages to the list using the following recipient address: EARAStudentUnion@listserv.cc.kuleuven.ac.be. A good idea might be to put this address in your address book with a nickname.

If you reply to a message that was distributed through the list, your reply will only be send to the original sender of the message. Of course, if you think your reply is important to all recipients of the list, you can replace the to-address to the listserv address.

Subscribers who want to know who else is on the list, can do this by sending a message to listserv@listserv.cc.kuleuven.ac.be with REV EARASTUDENTUNION in the message body. In return you will receive a complete list of subscribers.

By default, EARA Student and Early Career Network setup does not acknowledge the messages sent to it but subscribers do receive copies of their own messages so you're sure your message has "gotten through".

To leave the list (if you really would want this), simply send a message to the list owner.