Scholar Registration is now open for the Inaugural Season of Scholar Speak by LexFunis
Prescribed Academic and Procedural Requirements for Participation in the Scholar Speak.
The research paper must be formally published in a recognised journal, edited book, conference proceeding, or institutional repository.
Co-authored papers are permitted, provided the applicant clearly specifies their individual contribution to the research.
Unpublished manuscripts, blog posts, working papers, or opinion pieces are not eligible for submission.
The lecture must be strictly and exclusively based on the submitted research paper. Deviation into unrelated topics, general commentary, or unpublished material is not permitted.
The lecture should clearly present the research question(s) and rationale, methodology (doctrinal, empirical, comparative, forensic, etc.), key arguments or findings, and the academic or practical implications arising from the research.
The recommended lecture duration is 30–45 minutes, followed by a moderated question and answer session of 10–15 minutes.
Presenters are required to adhere to academic integrity standards, including proper citation and acknowledgement of all sources. Any form of plagiarism or misrepresentation will result in disqualification.
A copy of, or verifiable link to, the published research paper forming the basis of the proposed lecture.
An abstract of 250–300 words outlining the scope, structure, and academic focus of the proposed lecture.
A brief academic profile of the presenter, including institutional affiliation and research interests.
Lectures may be conducted in online or hybrid mode, as determined by LexFunis and communicated to selected scholars.
Selected lectures may be recorded and archived for academic use, with due attribution to the presenter.
All selected presenters shall receive a Certificate of Academic Contribution issued by LexFunis.
Lectures of exceptional academic merit may be featured on LexFunis academic platforms or considered for further collaboration.
Presenters are expected to maintain academic decorum, professional conduct, and respectful engagement throughout the session.
LexFunis reserves the right to moderate discussions or discontinue a session in the event of misconduct or deviation from academic standards.
Compliance with the above guidelines is mandatory for participation in the Scholar Speak. LexFunis reserves the right to modify or update these guidelines as deemed necessary.
Eligible Scholars May Submit Their Application for Consideration in Accordance with the Prescribed Guidelines and Review Process.