The phrase "as panellist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone's role or position in a discussion, event, or panel.
Example: "She participated in the conference as panellist, sharing her insights on climate change."
Alternatives: "in the role of panellist" or "as a member of the panel."
Of the 40 experts invited as panellists, 25 (63%) participated.
To be updated as panellists confirm David Niven - former national chair of the British Association of Social Workers.
Hip-hop was once again in the firing line in March as panellists of MSNBC show Morning Joe blamed "rap music" and "popular culture" for the racist SAE frat chants at Oklahoma University.
The pro vice-chancellor struck a conciliatory note at the heated debate, as panellists argued over whether the inquiry drew a line under the affair or was a "whitewash", as one critic said.
As panellists at the session pointed out, this represented a huge missed opportunity – for financial institutions that stood to make money, and for African economies missing out on job creation from dynamic small and medium-sized enterprises.
Clinton listened intently as panellists – including Clara Kim, a student at Azusa Pacific University, and Eric Garcetti, the Los Angeles mayor – told their families' stories and spoke of how immigration reform could help them get scholarships, not fear deportation, get good jobs, stay together.
In the event, there was precious little trauma or titillation to be had as panellists – among them the businesswoman Sam Roddick, the psychotherapist Susie Orbach and the producer of feminist porn Pandora Blake – examined the dehumanising effects of online porn and whether it can ever, really, be good for women.
To be updated as panellists confirm Anthony Douglas, chief executive, Cafcass David Niven, former national chair of the British Association of Social Workers and presenter of the Social World podcast Vimla Nadkarni, president of the International Association of Schools of Social Work and vice president of the Bombay Association of Trained Social Workers.
At Mitchell's sold-out conference, held on a nature preserve in Charlotte, attendees listened as panellists dove into the technicalities of designing and building tiny houses.
