Library Workshops for Fall 2019
Please find the list of UMBC's Library Fall 2019 workshops below. These events are open to everyone on campus.
R is a programming language for data analysis and statistics. It is free, and very widely used by professional statisticians.
Date:Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Time:12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location:LIB 259
Research 101: Going beyond Google
Are you used to most of your research needs being just a Google away? In this interactive workshop, we will discuss some common college-level research challenges and explore different ways to navigate them.
Date: Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Time: 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Location: LIB 259
Introduction to Matlab
MATLAB is a popular mathematical software package that combines efficient linear algebra operations and powerful graphics with an intuitive, interactive user interface.
Date: Wednesday, September 18, 2019
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location: LIB 259
Stata is a full-featured statistical programming language for Windows, Mac OS X, Unix and Linux. Come learn how to how to import and export data from different formats into Stata.
Date: Wednesday, September 25, 2019
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location: LIB 259
Have you ever wondered how to maximize your research time? Have you wished that you could magically wake up to a perfect Works Cited page? This workshop is designed to save you research time and make it easier ...
Date: Wednesday, October 2, 2019
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location: LIB 259
Is writing the literature review a stumbling block? This workshop will help you to learn how to begin and advance your literature review, and how to connect your ideas to the literature in the field.
Date: Wednesday, October 9, 2019
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location: LIB 259
An academic research poster is a visual communication tool that allows you to present your research in a clear, concise, graphic format.
Date: Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location: LIB 259
Have you ever wondered if there is a better way to organize your citations? Have you used citation software in the past but have some lingering questions?
Date: Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location: LIB 259
Learn how to utilize the full range of features included in the web-accessible citation manager. This hands-on workshop will focus on setting up an account, importing and transferring references & sharing references.
Date:Monday, October 28, 2019
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location: LIB 259
With the rising cost of textbooks, the use of open educational resources (OER) can significantly increase student learning and success.
Date: Wednesday, October 30, 2019
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location: LIB 259
Avoid accidental plagiarism by learning how to properly cite your sources and create killer bibliographies.
Date: Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Time: 4:00pm - 5:00pm
Location: LIB 259
What are some of the best strategies and tips for writing a social science literature review? Calling all social science students!
Date: Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location: LIB 259
Feeling stuck with your final paper? Bring what you’ve got so far (even if it’s just the assignment description), and walk out of this workshop prepared to finesse your academic writing.
Date: Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Time: 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Location: LIB 259
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Of Note: Social Science Faculty, Students, and Alumns
Congratulations to the following faculty, students, and alumni for their recent accomplishments!
Amy Bhatt, Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies, sheds light on what can be done to close the gender pay gap in the U.S.2019’s Best & Worst States for Women’s Equality (WalletHub)
Jason Chang '19, Geography and Environmental Systems, is beginning his first year of teaching and will teach second grade at a charter school in Woodlawn. ‘The first day is about promise’: Maryland students return to school excited for new challenges (The Baltimore Sun)
Erle Ellis, Geography and Environmental Systems, and Lucas Stephens, former postdoctoral fellow and current senior research analyst at the Environmental Law & Policy Center, share results of a survey of over 200 archaeologists from around the world about how early humans began to have an impact on the earth. Humans Dominated Earth Earlier Than Previously Thought (The New York Times)
Jeff Halverson, geography and environmental systems, looks back at the devastating storm that rocked Nelson County 50 years ago. Why the disaster of the century hit Nelson County (WVTF)
President Freeman Hrabowski and Joshua Michael '10, Political Science, Assistant Director of UMBC's Sherman STEM Teacher Scholars Program, explain UMBC's partnerships with city schools to boost math skills. What’s going on with Maryland’s math PARCC scores? (Baltimore Sun)
Kimberly Moffitt, American studies, discusses how adults can help engage children in discussions about race, identity, and cultural competency. It Takes A Village — And A Diversity Course — To Drive Out Hate In Anne Arundel County (WAMU)
Kindel Nash, education, discusses how including families in the process of learning to read can increase children's reading skills. Noted are education doctoral students Joshua Michael and Kris'tina Ackerman for their contributions to the research for this article.
Parents can help kids catch up in reading with a 10-minute daily routine (The Conversation) (My Plainview)
Donald Norris, Public Policy, and Laura Mateczun, Ph.D '20, Public Policy, discuss their cybersecurity research, and what local governments can do to prioritize cybersecurity and protect their data. UMBC: prioritizing cybersecurity critical for local governments (The Baltimore Sun)
Baltimore County executive John “Johnny O.” Olszewski, Ph.D. ’17, public policy, is making changes in Baltimore County government. A change agent in a place where change comes slowly (Maryland Matters)
Tiffany Robinson ’97, Political Science, was appointed by Governor Larry Hogan as Maryland’s new Secretary of Labor.
Sean Woolums ’20, financial economics, is entering his second year as a member of the Maryland Youth Advisory Council, which provides perspective to lawmakers. Three area teens appointed to Youth Advisory Council (TheBayNet.com)
Briana Yancy ' 19, Geography and Environmental Systems, is a new member of the Chesapeake Conservation Corps. She will spend the year working at the Maryland Department of Natural Resources to improve the environment and local communities. A new class of Conservation Corps members welcomed at Camp Letts (The Baltimore Sun)
Noorzehra Zaidi, HIstory, recently published a piece in the Conversation about the Shiite holiday Ashura.
Please find the schedule for the Fall 2019 joint seminar of the Department of Economics, the School of Public Policy and the Center for Social Science Scholarship. The full list of talks can be found below. All seminars will take place in Public Policy 367.
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Taxes and the Fed: Theory and Evidence from Equities
Anthony Diercks, The Federal Reserve Board
Wednesday, September 18, 2019. 2:00 pm
Trade, Jobs, and Worker Welfare
Eunhee Lee, University of Maryland, College Park
Tuesday, October 1, 2019. 2:00 pm
Impacts of Prenatal Care on Early Childhood Health and Health Care Utilization
Lyudmyla Ardan (Sonchak), Susquehanna University
Monday, October 14, 2019. 1:00 pm
Counterfactual Dissimilarity: Can Changes in Demographics and Income Explain Increased Racial Integration in U.S. Cities?
Paul Carrillo, George Washington University
Tuesday, October 29, 2019. 2:00 pm
O Youth and Beauty: Children's Looks and Children's Cognitive Development
Daniel Hammermesh, University of Texas, Austin
Monday, November 4, 2019. 1:00 pm
Student and School Concentrated Poverty: What are the Long-Term Consequences for Academic and Career Outcomes?
Angela K. Henneberger, University of Maryland, Baltimore
Wednesday, November 6, 2019. 2:00 pm
Site of Resistance or Apparatus of Acquiescence? Tactics at the Bakery
José Ciro Martínez, University of Cambridge
Tuesday, November 12, 2019. 2:00 pm
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Story Work for a Just Future
9th International Digital Storytelling Conference
Story Work for a Just Future: Exploring Diverse Experiences and Methods within an International Community of Practice
9th International Digital Storytelling Conference
March 30-April 1, 2020
Loughborough University, UK
Call for Papers and Presentation Proposals
Storytelling has been defined as ‘the artform of social interaction,’ not only for its inner dynamics, but also for its power to unlock grass-roots knowledge, explore dilemmas, develop community resilience, engender change.
Stories can generate empathy and trust in the audience and at the same time demonstrate their usefulness because they have the power to give meaning to human behaviors and to trigger emotions.
We are interested in proposals that will explore issues related to (but not limited to) the following sub-themes:
- [Past] Unwanted legacies and key learning to carry forward: difficult pasts; traumatic transitions; post-conflict scenarios; lessons learned from our histories; place-based learning and research; reflective learning.
- [Present] Urgent story work: climate change; health; migration; social justice; education and action; deindustrialization, development, gentrification and displacement.
- [Future] Speculative futures: building communities; crossing boundaries; human/animal and human/landscape relations; new forms of conversation; new digital environments, platforms and applications; storytelling for evaluation; curation; dissemination and storyteller safety.
Abstracts are due October 15, 2019. Visit
dst2020.orgfor more information.
We are pleased to announce the go live kickoff of KUALI Protocols for UMBC, our cloud-based electronic research administration tool. After several positive and successful tests, UMBC’s KUALI for IACUC Protocol submissions has an official start date of September 6th 2019.
What does this mean for you?
- KUALI will be your one-stop shop for both Proposals and Protocols.
- Our website has also changed. Online (paper) forms will now be a thing of the past and we will only accept IACUC protocol submissions via a link to access your KUALI Protocol.
- Have a current IACUC protocol in progress? Please upload your current protocol into KUALI before annual reviews or protocol amendments are approved. The staff in ORPC are ready to assist you.
How can I get KUALI Protocol Training?
The KUALI website will provide you with links to training documents in case you have any questions. If you need additional training our office will be happy to meet with you one-on-one to discuss your questions. Or feel free to send us an email to compliance@umbc.edu.
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Invitation to Apply to Be a Student Member of the IRB
Appointment will be for the 2019-2020 Academic Year
The
Institutional Review Board (IRB), the formally designated UMBC committee to
approve, monitor, and review research involving humans is currently accepting
applications from students to join.
Graduate and undergraduate students are considered full members of the
board. Student members serve for a one (1) appointment and review research
protocols, attend meetings, and vote on issues with the aim to protect the
rights and welfare of the research subjects. Appointments begin in October
2019. The board typically meets 5 times during the academic year: October,
December, February, April and June. Meetings are on Mondays from 10 am-12 pm.
This is a
terrific opportunity to learn about ethical issues related to research. Also,
being a member of the IRB looks good on a curriculum vitae or resume. Please
contact Dr. Susan Sonnenschein, IRB Chair, (sonnensc@umbc.edu)
no later than September 20, 2019 if you wish to apply. Your email should
include a copy of your curriculum vitae or resume and a few sentences
describing your research interests and experience. We are particularly
interested in people who have had research experience with human participants.
The Office of Research Protections and Compliance (ORPC)
offers training and guidance throughout the protocol review process. Please
contact the ORPC at compliance@umbc.edu
or click on the IRB's web page for additional information.
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Funding Opportunities
for Social Science Faculty & Graduate Students
Please see below for a curated list of upcoming funding opportunities. The Center for Social Science Scholarship and the Maryland Institute for Policy, Analysis, and Research (MIPAR) assist faculty members and departments in finding funding opportunities and in providing researchers with pre-award and post-grant management assistance. To set up an appointment, email socialscience@umbc.edu.
Program: Grant
Agency: American Sociological Association (ASA)
Next Deadline: August 31st, 2019
The American Sociological Association (ASA) encourages applications for the Community Action Research Initiative (CARI) grants. CARI grants are for projects that bring social science knowledge and methods to bear in addressing community-based problems. Applicants must be sociologists seeking to work with community organizations or community action initiatives.
Applications are encouraged from sociologists working in a variety of work settings including academic institutions, research institutes, private and non-profit organizations, and government agencies. Graduate students are eligible to apply, but CARI funds cannot be used to support dissertation research. While ASA membership is not a criterion for applying, it is required to receive a grant. All ASA members are obligated to follow the ASA Code of Ethics, and grantees must provide pertinent IRB approval if necessary. Grants are for up to $3,000 of direct costs.
https://www.asanet.org/careers/grants-and-fellowships/community-action-research-initiative-grant
Program: Grant
Agency: The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
Next Deadline: October 1st, 2019
The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars is announcing the opening of its 2020-2021 Fellowship competition. The Center awards approximately 15 academic year residential fellowships to academics, journalists, former public officials, and independent experts from any country with outstanding project proposals on global issues. The Center welcomes policy-relevant proposals which complement the Center’s programming priorities. Within this framework, the Wilson Center supports projects that intersect with contemporary policy issues and provide the historical and/or cultural context for some of today’s significant public policy debates. Applicants must hold a doctorate or have equivalent professional experience. Fellows are provided stipends (which include round trip travel), private windowed offices, Library of Congress access, and part-time research assistants.
The Center encourages applicants to apply online. Additional information and the application are available at www.wilsoncenter.org/fellowships.
Program: Grant
Agency: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Next Deadline: October 30th, 2019
The Department of Housing and Urban Development offers grants to implement and provide housing and trauma-informed, victim-centered services for victims of human trafficking.
Grantees are expected to: Expand capacity to serve victims of human trafficking who need stable housing support and facilitate and strengthen connections to services and housing support for victims of human trafficking. Project period is 3 years and awards range between 500,000 and 1,000,000.
Program: Grant
Agency: Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy Grant
Next Deadline: December 1st, 2019
The Horowitz Foundation for Social Policy is now accepting applications for 2019 grants. In 2018, they offered 25 grants for the most outstanding research in social policy by PhD candidates. This they we are planning to do the same! With awards valued at $7,500 - $12,500, their grants are among the largest offered to PhD students. Please visit the site for more information.
Dawn Biehler, geography and environmental systems, writes an op-ed in response to President Trump's comments about rats in Baltimore. Trump not the first to demean black communities with rat rhetoric (Baltimore Sun)
Erle Ellis, geography and environmental systems, has criticized the process by which the Anthropocene Working Group has gone about determining the start of the Anthropocene. Humans versus Earth: The quest to define the Anthropocene (Nature)
Adrienne Jones '76, psychology, shares her path to becoming Maryland's first African-American and first woman Speaker of the House. 5 questions with Adrienne Jones (Baltimore Style)
Rima Kikani '11, English, and Baltimore County Executive John Olszewski, Ph.D. '17, public policy, are on The Daily Record 2019 VIP winners list. 2019 Winners (The Daily Record)
Jeevan Lohani, Public Policy, has been named an Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management (APPAM) 2019 Equity & Inclusion Fellowship Winner!
Stefanie Mavronis '12, political science and media and communication studies, was named Deputy Director of Communications for Brandon Scott. Scott names 6 staffers for City Council President's Office (WMAR)
Robert Provine, psychology, talks about how recorded laughter can make jokes seem funnier, including to people with autism, who can sometimes have difficulty with social cues. A Study Confirms That Laugh Tracks Make Jokes Seem Funnier (NPR)
Chris Swan, geography and environmental systems, talks about the benefits of re-wilding suburban lawns and vacant city lots. Back to the wild: How ‘ungardening’ took root in America (City Buzz, RTL Today, Listin Diario, Phys.org)
Mary Tabaa’s, Education, language education exchange was mentioned in a Canvas post.
Fernando Tormos-Aponte, public policy, comments on the ongoing protests in Puerto Rico.
Ahead of Rossello’s resignation, protesters in Puerto Rico still fighting for ‘sea of change’ (ABC News)
Jessy Warner-Cohen M.A. '08, Ph.D. '12, psychology, a health psychologist, discusses devices that can help people manage mood disorders. How Are You Feeling? Check Your Wristband(WebMD) The Center for Social Science Scholarship hosts “Tea & Theory,” a monthly seminar-style workshop where we discuss social science theory. All faculty and advanced graduate students are welcome!
The purpose of the workshop is to promote intellectual exchange among the social science community at UMBC. This interdisciplinary workshop is designed to encourage reading across disciplines as well as provide an opportunity to practice debate & critique skills.
Fall workshops are dedicated to reading and discussing the “Classics” of social science theory, while Spring workshops focus on “New Takes on Classics” (works generally published in the last 5 years).
Workshops will be held on the first Wednesday of the month in PUP 451 from 2-3:30pm, unless otherwise noted. No need to sign up, just show up! Tea will be provided but please BYOM (Bring Your Own Mug).
Fall 2019
*Participants are responsible for acquiring their own copies of the readings. Please read the following works by the time we meet:
September 11th: Durkheim, Suicide: A Study in Sociology
October 2nd: Weber, Economy & Society
November 6th: Foucault, Discipline & Punish
December 4th: Becker, The Economic Approach to Human Behavior
To submit a reading suggestion or any other question/concern, please email welborn@umbc.edu.
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KUALI Protocols Go Live Update
We are pleased to announce the successful go live kickoff of
KUALI Protocols for UMBC, our cloud-based
electronic research administration tool. After several positive and successful
tests UMBC’s KUALI for protocol submissions has an official start date of August 15th 2019.
What this means for you: online forms will now be a thing of
the past and we will only accept IACUC protocol submissions through KUALI. From
now on KUALI will be your one stop shop for sponsored Program’s and now
Compliance.
For our current IACUC protocol users you will need to upload
your current protocol into KUALI before any yearly reviews can be approved so
please upload them ASAP.
Our Website will also be changing. We will no longer offer
forms for Protocol submission but will instead provide you the link to access
your KUALI protocol. Also, on our website we will provide you with links to
training documents in case you have any questions. If you need additional
training our office will be happy to meet with you one on one to discuss your
questions in person or feel free to send us an email.
We also hope to launch KUALI for IRB soon so stay tuned for
more information
Stay tuned for more information but for now remember to save
the date 8/15/19.
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