The 2018 Midwest Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference
MIGC 2018
Call for Papers
Deadline: December 1, 2017
Urban development. Access to information technologies. Voting districts. Drone warfare. The asymmetrical identifies a lack of equivalence that is increasingly characteristic of contemporary economic, material, political, and visual relations. Asymmetry is often at the surface of history: where sustained and repeated practices of inequality manifest as image. The asymmetrical is also an aesthetic that registers imbalance and refuses a call to order. The 2018 Midwest Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference (MIGC) asks how asymmetry and the asymmetrical can be used to interpret sites of conflict and complicate traditional ideas of equivalence, balance, and organization.
Knowing where images come from and how they come to exist matters. As Lisa Parks contends, equality is deeply entangled with the materiality of media systems. Her rich interdisciplinary work on televisual infrastructures and drone surveillance suggests that media systems configure cultural imaginaries of the global, the immaterial, and the biopolitical ̶ imaginaries that often carry uneven distributions of value, sensation, and equivalence. However, while media systems may be centrally owned by nation-states or corporations, at their uneven edges they are “imagined, arranged, and adopted in different ways by people or ‘end-users’” (Signal Traffic, 11). The uneven and the local are often the sites where media and infrastructure are felt as matter and matter most.
We invite emerging scholars in the humanities, arts, and humanistic sciences to present work that broadens our current understanding of asymmetry and how it engages with culture, theory, and society. What are critical examples of asymmetrical development? How does the asymmetrical work in literature, the visual arts, and performance? What theoretical frameworks inform our understandings of the asymmetrical? How does asymmetry draw attention to patterns of inequality? When should we strive for asymmetry?
Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
- Studies of infrastructure and public development
- The aesthetics and politics of drone use
- Race and ethnicity in American politics
- Geography and geographic information systems
- Contemporary wealth distribution
- Valuations of affective labor
- Imperfect and experimental cinema
- Postmodern literature
- Dadaism in the 21st century
- Militarization of daily life
- Studies in political activism and community organizing
- Representation of LGBTQ+ communities
- Environmental regulations and climate change
- Asymmetry and philosophy
Please email 300-word submissions for individual papers, panels, roundtables, or other formats to
themigc@gmail.com by December 1st, 2017. In your submission, please include a title, institutional affiliation, department, and whether you are a MA or PhD student.
The thirteenth annual Midwest Interdisciplinary Graduate Conference is supported by the Center for 21st Century Studies, the College of Letters and Sciences, the Graduate School, the Office of Research, Student Affairs, and the Department of English at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee.
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Ithaca College Diversity Scholar Fellowship Program
The Women’s and Gender Studies Program at Ithaca College seeks advanced graduate students to apply for our Diversity Scholar Fellowship for the 2018-2019 academic year:
Candidates should have completed coursework and be in the last year of dissertation writing. Fellows will receive a $32,000 stipend, office space, health benefits, access to the Ithaca College and Cornell University libraries, $5,000 toward travel/professional development, reimbursement for relocation, and mentoring by senior faculty. Fellows will teach one course in fall 2018, one course in spring 2019, along with completing work on their dissertations. For further information:
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Earl and Darielle Linehan Concert Hall
The Department of Music presents Livewire 8: Asian Music in America, a festival of contemporary music that will explore the creativity of composers with cultural connections to China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Vietnam. Music of ten composers, including Shih-Hui Chen, Kyong Mee Choi, Mandy Fang, Hitomi Kaneko, Liza Lim, Toshiro Mayuzumi, Tokuhide Niimi, and P. Q. Phan, will be performed by UMBC faculty and students, including the Ruckus contemporary faculty music ensemble.
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Newly Published Works by UMBC Music Faculty
Ms. Jacqueline Pollauf, adjunct professor of harp, has recently had her arrangements of songs for harp and soprano by Gabriel Fauré published by Vanderbilt Music Company! Congrats to Ms. Pollauf on this great news. Details of the publication can be found on their publishing website
If you haven't signed up for an advising appointment for Spring 2018, we would appreciate your e-mailing Julie Rosenthal at julier@umbc.edu as to the reason why you haven't signed up - are you changing your major, are you studying abroad, are you mistakenly listed as an Asian Studies major/minor, etc?
Just a reminder that if you are a declared Asian Studies major, the computer system won't let you sign up for classes for next semester until we have cleared you for registration.
Thank you for your prompt attention to this request.
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Legal Internship - Earn 7 POLI Credits
Application Deadline Extended to Nov. 17
The legal internship program allows you to work in a law office and earn 7 upper level POLI credits. We often have placements with:
- Circuit Court Judges
- Prosecutors
- Defense Attorneys
- The Maryland Attorney General’s Office
- Large and small law firms doing immigration, corporate, intellectual property, and real estate law, as well as other practice areas
- Public interest law offices like the ACLU
And more...
You must have at least junior standing and a 3.0 GPA (after Fall 2018) to apply.
You receive 4 credits for the companion seminar POLI 438 (Tuesdays 4:30 - 7:00) and 3 credits for 15 hours per week of internship work (POLI 401)
- A one-page cover letter explaining your interest in the internship program and describing the type of internship you hope to obtain.
- Your resume.
- The most current copy of your unofficial transcript.
Also please have two faculty members send Prof. Davis short letters of recommendations via email. See
here for a more detailed version of these application instructions (
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Service Opportunity - Searching for UMBC Volunteers
This is a message from Frank Anderson, LLC student and assistant director of the Choice Program:
Hi Everyone!
Principal Harcum, from City College, is having two study days for her students in preparation for PARCC. They are on 11/7 and 11/14.
I am trying to help her recruit UMBC volunteers for those days, who would help provide 1:1 tutoring and support. (City will provide the material, I will provide snacks).
Do you think you could share this with your respective networks and see if anyone might be interested?
It should be a fun day to come see City and get to meet some of our youth!
People can sign up directly here:
They can always reach out to me for more information, and if transportation might be needed. The DEADLINE TO SIGN UP IS THIS FRIDAY, OCT. 27th so we can plan accordingly.
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English Faculty Highlighted in UMBC Magazine
The Department of English is pleased to announce that two of our beloved faculty members have been highlighted in the recent edition of UMBC Magazine.
The magazine features a profile of Deborah Rudacille, who is currently "neck deep in the studies and personal stories that will--she hopes--turn into a book or series of articles about substance use disorders as heritable diseases that affect the whole family, not just those who are addicted to alcohol or drugs." Her work is supported by the Guggenheim grant that she recently received for her writing.
The magazine also features a poem entitled, "Henge," by Michael Fallon, inspired by the sculpture, Forum, outside of the Performing Arts and Humanities Building.
English alumnus Sean Pang ’09 delivered a GRIT-X talk during UMBC’s Homecoming in which he recounted his “fortune of misfortunes,” including the culture shock and language barrier upon his immigration to the U.S. as a small child as well as poverty and eviction during his undergraduate studies. When he started teaching in Baltimore City after graduating from UMBC, he was the only Asian person in the room, but his background of challenges helped him connect with students. “When they see me come into the classroom, with a smile on my face, with passion, and dedication, and kindness, they see hope,” he shares, “hope that they can make something better from their lives.”
Pang, who was the Washington Post’s 2017 Teacher of the Year, had three recommendations for audience members. First, he said, be kind. In kindergarten, a classmate gave him a plastic dinosaur that Pang keeps to this day—it was the first act of kindness he remembers from a peer in the U.S. Second, “Try everything, because that will lead you to find your passion.” And once you find it, “use it to give hope, because hope is the greatest gift you can give.”
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Computing for the Social Sciences
The
Computer Science & Electrical Engineering Department
is
offering a section of
CMSC 201 Computer Science I
exclusively for majors in the
social sciences.
•No
programming experience is necessary.
•You
do **not** need to be a Computer Science major.
•Course
assignments and projects will emphasize skills such as statistical analysis,
working with large data sets, and data visualization.
•
CMSC
201 Computer Science I, 4 credits
Lecture:
6572, Section 18-LEC, Tues/Thur 2:30-3:45
Lab: 6573, Section 19-DIS, Tues 11:30-12:20 OR
6575, Section 20-DIS, Tues 4:00-4:50
Prerequisite:
•Completed
MATH 150 or
MATH 151
or MATH 152 with a C or better,
OR
•Have MATH
test placement into MATH 151, OR
•Completed
MATH 155 with a C or better, OR
•Concurrent
enrollment in CMSC 201 and MATH 155
Course
Description: An introduction to computer science through problem solving and
computer programming. Programming techniques covered by this course include
modularity, abstraction, top-down design, specifications documentation,
debugging and testing. The core material for this course includes control
structures, functions, lists, strings, abstract data types, file I/O, and
recursion.
Permission
is required.
For permission or questions, email the instructor, Dr. Susan Mitchell
<smitchel@umbc.edu>.
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