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== Events Department ==
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The Events Department is a part of the [[Education Department]] alongside the Training and Mentor departments. The job of the department is to facilitate events, competitions and tournaments that allow students to put into practice what they have learned during classes. In essence the fun side of the Education Department.  
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The '''Events Department''' is under the Community Directorate. The job of this department is to facilitate events, competitions and tournaments that allow students to put into practice what they have learned during classes. In essence the fun side of EVE.  
  
=== Events Staff  ===
 
  
'''Manager:''' [[User:Lelira_cirim|Lelira Cirim]]<br>
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=== Events Manager ===
'''Assistant:''' Hezekiah Winter<br>
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'''Assistant:''' Vacant<br>
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The {{co|green|Events Manager}} manages our Events department, who both run events and support others in running events.
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=== What do the Event staff do?  ===
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== What is an event?  ==
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Events are any activity that isn't a class or teaching lecture.
  
The Events Department staff are here to run events and to help anyone else who wants to run an event. They help with planning, logistics, scheduling, and can provide assets and prizes for an event. They also put together event plans and other information resources to help improve events and make running an event easier.
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Events allow Unistas to experience what EVE has to offer, and experience can often be the best teacher. Events can be PvP-related (although most fleets are run outside of the Events Department), but they can as well be non-combat events like industry, mining, exploration, or sightseeing.
  
=== What is an Event?  ===
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They do not even have to require undocking from a station. For example, lotteries or trivia contests fall under the Events Department's remit as much as full-blown tournaments with multiple teams and rankings. Events can even happen completely out of game!
  
Events are anything that isn't a class or teaching lecture. They can be PvP related, non-combat or about industry, mining or exploration. A simple sightseeing trip is an event, as is a lottery, or a full blown tournament with teams and rankings.
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== Participating in events  ==
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To see what’s on, the best place to look is the calendar in game . Most events should be scheduled there at least a few days in advance.
  
View the [[Events Library]] for several examples of Event templates.
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The [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=104 Corporation Events] section on the forums is where you will find information and discussion on past and future events. All scheduled events should have an accompanying forum post in this section.
  
=== How do I find out about events?  ===
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To take part in an event, you should read the calendar and forum post for the event you are interested in. These should provide you with clear instructions. Sometimes you will need to reply to the forum post to indicate your interest. This is often the case with team-based events or where numbers are an important factor.
  
To see what’s on, the best place to look is the calendar, either in game,&nbsp;on [https://gate.eveonline.com/ Eve Gate], or via our [http://calendar.eveuniversity.org/ public calendar feed]. Most events should be scheduled there at least a few days in advance. There are also unscheduled events, most often PVP fleets; you should watch Corp and Alliance chat and in game mail for these. The [http://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=104 Corporation Events] section&nbsp;on the forums is where you will find information on past and future events, events planning and discussion. All scheduled events should have an accompanying forum post in this section.
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''<sub>'''Unscheduled events, such as PvP fleets will be advertised in Corp and Alliance chat and in game mail as well as the [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=104 Corporation Events] section of the [[EVE University Forum]].'''</sub>''
  
=== How do I participate in an event?  ===
 
  
To take part in an event, you should read the calendar and forum post for the event you are interested in. These should provide you with clear instructions. Sometimes you will need to reply to the forum post to indicate your interest. This is often the case with team based events or where numbers are an important factor.
 
  
=== Who can run an event?  ===
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== Running events  ==
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Anyone can run an event.
  
Anyone can run an event. The ability to schedule an event using the in game calendar is restricted to those with the [[Titles_Within_Eve_University#Sophomore|Sophomore title]] or above, so anyone without this wishing to run an event should contact a member of the Events Department who can schedule the event.
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Our aim is to always find a way to run ''any'' event idea. But of course, there are certain limits and borders which should not be crossed. Events may not interfere with the continued running of the Uni, and may not breach [[EVE University Rules]] without special permission. Events should be scheduled so that they do not conflict with other events or classes.
  
=== How do I run an event?  ===
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The [[:Category:Events|Events Page]] holds many recipes for previously-run events, and those planned for future dates.
  
First decide on the type of event you want to run, you can read through the Events section on the forum and the Event Plans on the wiki for ideas. You should then contact a member of the Events team to discuss scheduling, rules, prizes etc. Once the details are finalised you can post your event on the in game calendar and Events section on the forum. For more information see the [[Guide to Running Events|Guide to Running Events]].
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Please feel free to use our wiki pages as a resource when planning your own event, and ''don't hesitate to ask a staff member for help''! We are happy when we can help you with creating a event which will be enjoyed by many people, because that's our job for which we aren't paid :-D
  
=== Do you ever reject events?  ===
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Jokes aside, you should really consider contacting the Events Department in advance. For example, the ability to schedule an event using the in-game calendar is restricted to those with the [[Sophomore]] title or above. So if you do not have this title yet, you really should contact a member of the Events Department to make sure that a proper calendar entry is being made. And we would do even more for you here, like making sure that your event appears in the weekly information mail, that it doesn't collide with classes, and so on.
  
The aim is to always find a way to run any event idea. Events may not interfere with the continued running of the Uni, and may not breach [[EVE University Rules|EVE University Rules]] without special permission. Events should be scheduled so that they do not conflict with other events or classes.
 
  
=== Rules for running an Event ===
 
  
If you have successfully run a particular event before, you are free to schedule and run further events of the same type. If you are running a particular event for the first time, you must get your event approved by a member of the Event Staff (or in the case of an ILN event, an ILN Lieutenant Commander or above) before posting it up. You should supply a draft of your event forum post detailing rules, prizes, scheduling etc. for their approval.
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=== Okay, so you want to run an event. But how to start? ===
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First decide on the type of event you want to run; you can read through various related subforums like the [https://forum.eveuniversity.org/viewforum.php?f=285 Events Planning], and also the [[:Category:Events|Events Page]] on the wiki for ideas.
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These are some questions you should be asking for yourself during the event preparation stage:
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* What will the event be about?
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* Who is the targeted audience? Is it open to the public, is it for E-Uni students only, does it only concern a campus?
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* Would there be any requirements, like being able to fly a certain ship class or doctrine?
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* When do you want it to happen? How much time would it take?
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* Will there be prizes? Do you need a budget?
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* Can you lead the event yourself, or do you need a leader or co-host?
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The more you think about an event, the more questions it will probably raise. You should then contact a member of the Events team to discuss all the necessary aspects. Once the details are finalized, you can post your event on the in-game calendar and Events section on the forum; or you ask the Event Department to do it for you, no problem.  
  
Events should be scheduled so that they do not conflict with other events or classes.
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For more information see the [[Guide to Running Events]].
  
During wartime all events must be approved in advance by the [[Events Manager]], or an ILN Captain or above.
 
  
Events involving participants or organizers who are not in E-UNI must receive clearance from the [[Director of Public Relations]] or [[Fleet Admiral]]. Clearance must be received before any external discussions or preparations take place.
 
  
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=== Rules for running an event ===
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* Any member of the Uni is free to schedule and run events.
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* Events should be scheduled so that they do not conflict with other events or classes. The [[Events_Department#Active_Events_Staff|Events Staff]] can help with that.
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* It is advised for standing events and tournaments to not monopolize the calendar for longer than 2 or 3 consecutive weeks.
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* During wartime all major events must be approved in advance by the [[Events Manager]].
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* Events involving participants or organizers who are not in E-UNI must receive clearance from the [[Events Manager]]. To avoid irritation, this clearance needs to be received before any external discussions or even preparations take place.
  
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=== How can we help? ===
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The Events Department staff have experience running a range of events throughout the Uni and are more than happy to share their experience with Unistas. A quick search of their forum posts will often allow you to identify the most suitable staff member to help with your event - and if it doesn't, feel free to ask the Events Manager and they'll delegate your case to one of their minions.
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In addition to guidance in the planning stage, the Department can assist with providing prizes, planning logistics and using their experience to drive interest and participation.
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'''Our job is to make sure your events happen!'''
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We will endeavor to help you with whatever you need to make your event a success.
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== Joining the department ==
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* You do not need to be an expert by any means to become an Events Staff. Often, Events Staff will begin with basic events and later expand the events they run as their knowledge and confidence increase.
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=== What is expected of an Events Staff? ===
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* Events Staff should have the basic knowledge of organizing an event.
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* Events Staff are expected to run events with reasonable consistency. We ask that as a minimum, you run at least one every month.
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* They should be open to assist others with organizing an event.
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* They are expected to act appropriately as a member of the University staff and set a positive example to students.
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=== What are the benefits of being an Events Staff? ===
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* EVE University supports its Event Staff where it can. If you have an event in which participants can earn rewards, logistics can be arranged through the University's [[Production Department]].
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* Event Staff can call on the knowledge and advice of the entire department and wider University staff, like when creating a new type of event.
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* Event Staff receive an in-game title and have access to the Staff Room and Events Staff forums.
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* Being an EVE University Events Staff can often lead to other roles of responsibility within the University, and can have a positive effect on your wider EVE career.
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=== Applying to become a Events Staff ===
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* To become an Event Staff,  you must be a current member of EVE University and hold Freshman title. Sometimes we waive this title requirement; for instance if you have a lot of motivation to organize events or you have experience with running Eve-related events.
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* If you have read all the above and would like to become an Events Staff, please complete this [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeF0yDUYPS62ljW7yi3yLS_cAC6DuwPEx08quv7boWI4-oy-Q/viewform application form].
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== Active Events Staff ==
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Our current Events Staff:
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|Turlough Dominian
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|Steveharrington
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|Donk Solette
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|diablos171
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|Raven Munbas
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|Jalxan
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|Psychotic Fickity
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|Chanstaner vi Adraille
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|Yuri Levnik
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|Idris Du'Vet
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|Thagrronk Jinn
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[[Category:Events]]
 
[[Category:Events]]
[[Category:Departments]]
 

Latest revision as of 19:46, 5 November 2024

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For a summary of EVE University's rules and code of conduct, see EVE University Rules.
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The Events Department is under the Community Directorate. The job of this department is to facilitate events, competitions and tournaments that allow students to put into practice what they have learned during classes. In essence the fun side of EVE.


Events Manager

Turlough Dominian.jpg Turlough Dominian

The Events Manager manages our Events department, who both run events and support others in running events.

What is an event?

Events are any activity that isn't a class or teaching lecture.

Events allow Unistas to experience what EVE has to offer, and experience can often be the best teacher. Events can be PvP-related (although most fleets are run outside of the Events Department), but they can as well be non-combat events like industry, mining, exploration, or sightseeing.

They do not even have to require undocking from a station. For example, lotteries or trivia contests fall under the Events Department's remit as much as full-blown tournaments with multiple teams and rankings. Events can even happen completely out of game!

Participating in events

To see what’s on, the best place to look is the calendar in game . Most events should be scheduled there at least a few days in advance.

The Corporation Events section on the forums is where you will find information and discussion on past and future events. All scheduled events should have an accompanying forum post in this section.

To take part in an event, you should read the calendar and forum post for the event you are interested in. These should provide you with clear instructions. Sometimes you will need to reply to the forum post to indicate your interest. This is often the case with team-based events or where numbers are an important factor.

Unscheduled events, such as PvP fleets will be advertised in Corp and Alliance chat and in game mail as well as the Corporation Events section of the EVE University Forum.


Running events

Anyone can run an event.

Our aim is to always find a way to run any event idea. But of course, there are certain limits and borders which should not be crossed. Events may not interfere with the continued running of the Uni, and may not breach EVE University Rules without special permission. Events should be scheduled so that they do not conflict with other events or classes.

The Events Page holds many recipes for previously-run events, and those planned for future dates.

Please feel free to use our wiki pages as a resource when planning your own event, and don't hesitate to ask a staff member for help! We are happy when we can help you with creating a event which will be enjoyed by many people, because that's our job for which we aren't paid :-D

Jokes aside, you should really consider contacting the Events Department in advance. For example, the ability to schedule an event using the in-game calendar is restricted to those with the Sophomore title or above. So if you do not have this title yet, you really should contact a member of the Events Department to make sure that a proper calendar entry is being made. And we would do even more for you here, like making sure that your event appears in the weekly information mail, that it doesn't collide with classes, and so on.


Okay, so you want to run an event. But how to start?

First decide on the type of event you want to run; you can read through various related subforums like the Events Planning, and also the Events Page on the wiki for ideas. These are some questions you should be asking for yourself during the event preparation stage:

  • What will the event be about?
  • Who is the targeted audience? Is it open to the public, is it for E-Uni students only, does it only concern a campus?
  • Would there be any requirements, like being able to fly a certain ship class or doctrine?
  • When do you want it to happen? How much time would it take?
  • Will there be prizes? Do you need a budget?
  • Can you lead the event yourself, or do you need a leader or co-host?

The more you think about an event, the more questions it will probably raise. You should then contact a member of the Events team to discuss all the necessary aspects. Once the details are finalized, you can post your event on the in-game calendar and Events section on the forum; or you ask the Event Department to do it for you, no problem.

For more information see the Guide to Running Events.


Rules for running an event

  • Any member of the Uni is free to schedule and run events.
  • Events should be scheduled so that they do not conflict with other events or classes. The Events Staff can help with that.
  • It is advised for standing events and tournaments to not monopolize the calendar for longer than 2 or 3 consecutive weeks.
  • During wartime all major events must be approved in advance by the Events Manager.
  • Events involving participants or organizers who are not in E-UNI must receive clearance from the Events Manager. To avoid irritation, this clearance needs to be received before any external discussions or even preparations take place.


How can we help?

The Events Department staff have experience running a range of events throughout the Uni and are more than happy to share their experience with Unistas. A quick search of their forum posts will often allow you to identify the most suitable staff member to help with your event - and if it doesn't, feel free to ask the Events Manager and they'll delegate your case to one of their minions.

In addition to guidance in the planning stage, the Department can assist with providing prizes, planning logistics and using their experience to drive interest and participation.

Our job is to make sure your events happen!

We will endeavor to help you with whatever you need to make your event a success.


Joining the department

  • You do not need to be an expert by any means to become an Events Staff. Often, Events Staff will begin with basic events and later expand the events they run as their knowledge and confidence increase.

What is expected of an Events Staff?

  • Events Staff should have the basic knowledge of organizing an event.
  • Events Staff are expected to run events with reasonable consistency. We ask that as a minimum, you run at least one every month.
  • They should be open to assist others with organizing an event.
  • They are expected to act appropriately as a member of the University staff and set a positive example to students.

What are the benefits of being an Events Staff?

  • EVE University supports its Event Staff where it can. If you have an event in which participants can earn rewards, logistics can be arranged through the University's Production Department.
  • Event Staff can call on the knowledge and advice of the entire department and wider University staff, like when creating a new type of event.
  • Event Staff receive an in-game title and have access to the Staff Room and Events Staff forums.
  • Being an EVE University Events Staff can often lead to other roles of responsibility within the University, and can have a positive effect on your wider EVE career.

Applying to become a Events Staff

  • To become an Event Staff, you must be a current member of EVE University and hold Freshman title. Sometimes we waive this title requirement; for instance if you have a lot of motivation to organize events or you have experience with running Eve-related events.
  • If you have read all the above and would like to become an Events Staff, please complete this application form.


Active Events Staff

Our current Events Staff:

Events Staff
Turlough Dominian
Steveharrington
Donk Solette
diablos171
Raven Munbas
Jalxan
Psychotic Fickity
Chanstaner vi Adraille
Yuri Levnik
Idris Du'Vet
Thagrronk Jinn