Dr. Eric Stokan awarded Elkins Professorship
Congratulations!
The Center for Social Science Scholarship (CS3) is proud to share that Dr. Eric Stokan, Director of CS3 and Associate Professor of Political Science, has been awarded the prestigious Elkins Professorship.
This honor recognizes Dr. Stokan’s innovative work at the intersection of public administration, computational methods, and applied social science. Support from the Elkins Professorship will advance the development of an open-source forthcoming book that aims to bridge cutting-edge computational tools with core questions in public management, public policy, and local governance.
Furthermore, the award will enable the creation of new training modules in computational social science and Large Language Models (LLMs), to be offered through CS3 to the UMBC community and beyond. These modules will expand opportunities for faculty, students, and community partners to gain hands-on experience with methods that are rapidly transforming research, teaching, and practice in the social sciences. Look for forthcoming details about these sessions at socialscience.umbc.edu.
We look forward to supporting this important work and to sharing these resources with the broader UMBC community and beyond. Congratulations to Dr. Stokan on this achievement!
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Dept. of Education Research Seminar Series
Kicks off @noon on Sept 3rd w/ Dr. Jennifer Mata-McMahon
September 3 | 12-1pm | University Center, 310
UMBC Department of Education Research Seminar Series
“Spirituality: How we define it, defines us”
Dr. Jennifer Mata-McMahon, Professor, UMBC Dept. of Education
All members of the department, partners/collaborators, and students/faculty from other departments and institutions are invited to attend. Lunch will be provided by the department. Register here.
See the attached flyer for a list of future sessions this semester.
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Q Methodology: Mapping Shared Viewpoints
Adrian Lundberg, Malmö University, Sweden
September 9, 2025 | 3:00-4:00pm | Public Policy Building 451 | UMBC Main Campus
In this talk, I introduce Q methodology as a flexible approach for studying people’s viewpoints. Q combines a structured data-collection technique (Q sorting), by-person factor analysis, and a conceptual framework to enable a systematic study of subjectivity. It fits complex and contested questions across disciplines and supports theory building, stakeholder mapping, and policy or design decisions. For doctoral projects, Q bridges qualitative and quantitative traditions, producing defensible, interpretable typologies of shared views with consensus and distinguishing statements. It works well alongside interviews for depth and follow-up surveys for prevalence, yielding actionable narratives grounded in participants’ own reasoning.
Please RSVP by this form by 8 September.
Sponsored by the Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) graduate program; the Language, Literacy, and Culture (LLC) doctoral program; and the Center for Social Science Scholarship (CS3).
Thank you!
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Friendly Reminder that OSP's in person training series continues on August 26th at 1:00pm! You can sign up using the link found HERE. Thank you! OSP training team
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Acting Associate Director of the Dresher Center for the Humanities for Fall 2025
María Célleri, Assistant Professor in the Department of Gender, Women’s & Sexuality Studies, will serve as our Acting Associate Director for the Fall 2025 semester.
“I’m delighted to join the Dresher Center as Interim Associate Director this semester. In a moment when the value of the humanities is being questioned in many spaces, I’m proud to support the Center’s work championing humanistic inquiry, creativity, and critical thinking. I'm most excited to continue the important work Earl Brooks has begun with Humanities Retrievers, assisting in planning scholarly and professional development programs for our humanities undergrads! Fall 2025, here we go.”
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Dresher Center Fall 2025 Fellows
This fall, two UMBC faculty members and a graduate student were awarded fellowships from the Dresher Center.
Jiyoon Lee, Associate Professor in Education, will work on two chapters of her upcoming book, “A Path to Empowerment: What, Why, and How of Language Assessment Literacy.” The book examines how language assessment literacy (LAL) can serve as a pathway for education participants’ empowerment rather than functioning as technical knowledge. By integrating humanistic inquiry with LAL theory, the book will provide educators, students, administrators, and policymakers with new frameworks to understand the human dimensions of language assessment.
Established in 1927, Planned Parenthood of Maryland (PPMD) is one of the oldest affiliates and the first in a segregated southern state. Carole McCann, Professor in Gender, Women's, + Sexuality Studies, will work on a book project that brings to light the little-known history of this local reproductive health organization. Supported by a network of Hopkins medical and public health professionals and African American and Jewish community leaders, PPMD is a rich site for analyzing entanglements of race and religion in reproductive healthcare history.
Mark Gunnery, M.A. Candidate in Historical Studies, will work on his master's thesis, “Leonard Cohen, Neo-Sabbatianism, and Heterodox North
American Jewish Identities,” which examines North American Jewish identities
at the turn of the 21st century through a look at singer-songwriter
Leonard Cohen’s (1934-2016) engagement with Sabbatianism. Sabbatianism, a
religious movement founded in the 17th century by the Turkish Jewish
mystic Sabbatai Tsevi (1626-1676), blends aspects of Judaism, Islam, and
Christianity and has long been considered heretical due to its radical
rejection of traditional religious law. In his later years, Cohen
studied and supported Lawrence G. Corey, leader of a neo-Sabbatian group
in Southern California. For many North American Jews, particularly
veterans of 1960s and 1970s countercultures, Cohen’s unorthodox approach
to Judaism and other religions resonated deeply. This study explores
the impact of Sabbatianism on Jews like Cohen and Corey and its appeal
to countercultural Jews.
Please join us in congratulating these fellows!
The writing group is an opportunity for faculty to be grouped with a few people from across disciplines at UMBC to network and hold each other accountable to writing during the academic year. Groups will work together to identify a time to meet and set their own expectations.
The recommendation is to meet 1-2 hours per week, or every other week depending on the group's interest. Most groups do a check in and talk about their projects/week for about 15 minutes then spend the bulk of the time writing independently, then about 5 minutes to report out at the end.
If you would like to be matched, please respond by September 2nd.
- The ATIP Grant program provides funds for projects focused on innovative, translational research that involve faculty from the UMB Schools of Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Social Work, or Graduate Studies; and UMBC or UMCP. Funding is provided through the UMB ICTR internal funding mechanism. There are two types of ATIP opportunities:
- ICTR Innovative Collaboration Pilot Grant
- ICTR Artificial Intelligence/Cybersecurity/Machine Learning Pilot Grant
- The CEnR Pilot Grant program provides starter funds for projects specifically focused on innovative CEnR to test novel approaches to addressing health problems through community-engaged implementation that involve faculty from the UMB Schools of Dentistry, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Social Work, or Graduate Studies; UMBC, UMCP, and UMB-community partnerships. Funding is provided through the UMB ICTR internal funding mechanism.
For both ATIP and CEnR:
- Eligibility: Faculty at the level of Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, or Professor from the University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB), University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), or University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP). UMBC and UMCP applications must include a UMB Co-PI. Research Associates, Instructors, Adjunct or visiting faculty are not eligible to apply.
- Award Size: up to $50,000 in direct costs
- Intent to Apply Form Deadline: Sunday, October 19, 2025, 11:59 pm EST
- Application Deadline: Thursday, October 30, 2025, 5 pm EST
- Grant Period: May 1, 2026 – April 30, 2027; Awardees announced first quarter 2026
- Contact ICTR-Navigator@umaryland.edu with any questions
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current external funding opportunities for Humanities and Humanistic
Social Sciences, with deadlines in September through November 2025.
Faculty seeking external funding for research and creative
achievement projects in the Humanities and Humanistic Social Sciences
should contact
Rachel Brubaker,
CARAT Associate Director for Research Development. Consult with your
department chair or program director before beginning any funding
application. External grant and fellowship applications must be routed
for university approval in either UMBC's Kuali system or through the
CAHSS internal routing form before submission. Plan additional time (5-7
business days) for routing.
CARAT (Creative Achievement and Research
Administration Team) assists CAHSS faculty with research development and
pre- and post-award services. CARAT offers a range of support
activities for faculty seeking extramural funding, including drop-in
sessions, individual consultations, workshops, and co-sponsored
sessions. Check our
website and
myUMBC group for upcoming activities.
To request a consultation or to begin a proposal, visit our
pre-award assistance webpage
(you must be logged-in to myUMBC to complete CARAT request forms). The
lead time for fellowship proposal development is 2-3 business weeks, and
at minimum 4 business weeks for grant proposal development. CARAT
reserves the right to decline proposal requests that do not include
adequate lead time.
PI Eligibility: UMBC uses Kuali, a cloud-based
research administration tool, for proposals and awards. UMBC faculty
identified as a Principal Investigator (PI) or Co-Investigator on any
proposal or award must first
obtain PI eligibility in
order to develop proposals and receive awards at UMBC. This includes
faculty with appointments after August 1, 2012, as well as faculty who
have not previously applied for external funding. The process involves
completing the Principal Investigator Research Administration Training
and Education (PIRATE) in Blackboard and a PI Eligibility request form
via DocuSign. PI applicants must also obtain PeopleSoft Finance and PAW
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Exploring the Gadgets & Gizmos in Your AI Toolkit
Fall Symposium offered by the AOK Library
Exploring the Gadgets & Gizmos in Your AI Toolkit
This free symposium will be held on Webex at noon on Wednesdays from October 1st through November 12th. See the attached flyer and visit the
library's post for details and links to each event.
Cosponsored by UMBC’s Division of Information Technology (DoIT), The Center for Social Science Scholarship, the Department of Computer Science & Electrical Engineering, the Department of Information Systems, and The Hackerman Foundation.
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Exploring the Gadgets & Gizmos in Your AI Toolkit This free symposium will be held on Webex at noon on Wednesdays from October 1st through November 12th. See the attached flyer and visit the...
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