Spring 2024 EFFORT certification due 9/30/2024
MONDAY, Sept 30 is the last business day to certify Effort
To the UMBC Sponsored Award Community,
Thanks to those of you who have completed your Effort Report
Certifications!
This is a reminder that Effort Reports for Spring 2024 are
due no later than Monday, September 30, 2024.
The Spring 2024 period includes Payroll 2024-015 through
Payroll 2024-027 (from December 31, 2023 through June 29, 2024).
Effort Reports are both a Compliance
Tool and a Grants Management Tool. Late effort reports are deemed out of
compliance with federal regulations and UMBC procedures.
To find out whether you have open effort reports for Spring 2024 (see page 6, Year: 2024 Period: Spring) and to learn how to certify them,
see the attached Effort Report
Quick Guide with screenshots for your convenience.
IF YOU ARE NEW TO Effort Report Certifications: see
page 12, #1 in the Quick Guide for information on how to gain certification
access. You will not be able to certify without proper access in PeopleSoft.
IF THE PI ON THE PROJECT IS NOT AVAILABLE to certify
due to termination, sabbatical, etc. see page 12, #2 in the Quick Guide for
instructions. Requests must come directly from the department
chair/dean/director.
Your timely commitment to this process is appreciated.
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RTSS Episode 60: The Social Science of Living Alone
with Dr. Jun Chu
On this episode we hear from Dr. Jun Chu, Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Public Health at UMBC.
Dr. Chu shares information about his ongoing research agenda into aging alone.
Check out the following links for more information on UMBC, CS3, and our host:
Subscribe on Spotify, Apple, or Amazon!
Retrieving the Social Sciences is a production of the UMBC Center for Social Science Scholarship. Our podcast host is Dr. Ian Anson, and our acting director is Dr. Eric Stokan. Our production intern is Jean Kim. Our theme music was composed and recorded by D’Juan Moreland (UMBC '24). Special thanks to Amy Barnes and Myriam Ralston for production assistance. Make sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, where you can find full video recordings of recent UMBC events.
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Tue, 15 Oct 2024 14:59:02 -0400
CALL FOR PROPOSALS: 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program
UMBC Competition Deadline is October 16, 2024
Dear CAHSS faculty member,
- The
purpose of the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program is to support
high-caliber scholarship in the social sciences and humanities. The 2025
program expects to provide fellowships of $200,000 to 30 exceptional
scholars, journalists, and public intellectuals. The funding is for a
period of one or two years, with the anticipated result being a book or
major study.
- UMBC may nominate two scholars for the competition:
one "senior" and one "junior." The senior scholar must be tenured. The
junior scholar must have received their terminal degree in the last 10
years (2014-2024, for this round).
- Please note that Andrew Carnegie Fellowships are open only to citizens or permanent residents of the United States.
- The
2025 call is on the theme of political polarization in the United
States. Studies of polarization in other countries will be welcomed,
providing they offer lessons that can be applied to the United States.
Please keep in mind that Carnegie seeks projects that will be written to
communicate with a broad audience. You may find it useful to browse the projects that were awarded last year since the theme (political polarization in the U.S.) is unchanged.
If you are interested in being considered for the internal competition, please
EMAIL the following application materials to:
Carnegi.bs0ulrhjc4r5p385@u.box.com by 5 pm EST on
Wednesday, October 16, 2024. We urge you to contact Rachel Brubaker (
rbruba1@umbc.edu), CARAT Associate Director, as soon as possible to discuss your proposal.
Your application materials must include:
- A
3-5 page, double-spaced prospectus describing the project, including a
projected work plan and approximate time frame. Fellowships will be for
12 or 24 months and must begin on the first of the month between June
and September of 2025, and no later than September 1, 2025. Note that
the Carnegie program allows flexibility in how you manage your time
commitment. You may opt for a regular fellowship leave, or decide to
teach part-time during the semester while working full-time on your
project during the summer.
- Curriculum vitae
- Estimate
of budgetary requirement. Funds may support: salary and fringe
benefits, project-related travel (research, conferences), research
assistants (hourly or stipend), other project needs (i.e., data
collection, surveys, transcription, project supplies, consultant,
contractual service/s, etc.).
The Dean's Office
will review the applications and select one or two scholars to recommend
to the President as UMBC’s nominee(s) by October 23rd. The nominee(s) will work with CARAT (specifically, Rachel Brubaker) to complete the full application process and to forward materials to the President’s Office by November 1st. Nominees must submit their applications to the Carnegie Corporation of New York by November 08, 2024 (5:00 P.M. EST).
The Carnegie jury will evaluate nominations by the following criteria:
- Originality and promise of the idea
- Quality of the proposal
- Promise to offer means to reduce harmful polarization or to enhance social cohesion
- Record of the nominee
- Plans to communicate findings to a broad audience
For additional questions, please contact Associate Dean Preminda Jacob, pjacob2@umbc.edu, or Rachel Brubaker, rbruba1@umbc.edu.
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS: 2025 Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program
UMBC Competition Deadline is October 16, 2024
Dear CAHSS faculty member,
- The purpose of the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program is to support high-caliber scholarship in the social sciences and humanities. The 2025 program expects to provide fellowships of $200,000 to 30 exceptional scholars, journalists, and public intellectuals. The funding is for a period of one or two years, with the anticipated result being a book or major study.
- UMBC may nominate two scholars for the competition: one "senior" and one "junior." The senior scholar must be tenured. The junior scholar must have received their terminal degree in the last 10 years (2014-2024, for this round).
- Please note that Andrew Carnegie Fellowships are open only to citizens or permanent residents of the United States.
- The 2025 call is on the theme of political polarization in the United States. Studies of polarization in other countries will be welcomed, providing they offer lessons that can be applied to the United States. Please keep in mind that Carnegie seeks projects that will be written to communicate with a broad audience. You may find it useful to browse the projects that were awarded last year since the theme (political polarization in the U.S.) is unchanged.
If you are interested in being considered for the internal competition, please
EMAIL the following application materials to:
Carnegi.bs0ulrhjc4r5p385@u.box.com by 5 pm EST on
Wednesday, October 16, 2024. We urge you to contact Rachel Brubaker (
rbruba1@umbc.edu), CARAT Associate Director, as soon as possible to discuss your proposal.
Your application materials must include:
- A 3-5 page, double-spaced prospectus describing the project, including a projected work plan and approximate time frame. Fellowships will be for 12 or 24 months and must begin on the first of the month between June and September of 2025, and no later than September 1, 2025. Note that the Carnegie program allows flexibility in how you manage your time commitment. You may opt for a regular fellowship leave, or decide to teach part-time during the semester while working full-time on your project during the summer.
- Curriculum vitae
- Estimate of budgetary requirement. Funds may support: salary and fringe benefits, project-related travel (research, conferences), research assistants (hourly or stipend), other project needs (i.e., data collection, surveys, transcription, project supplies, consultant, contractual service/s, etc.).
The Dean's Office will review the applications and select one or two scholars to recommend to the President as UMBC’s nominee(s) by October 23rd. The nominee(s) will work with CARAT (specifically, Rachel Brubaker) to complete the full application process and to forward materials to the President’s Office by November 1st. Nominees must submit their applications to the Carnegie Corporation of New York by November 08, 2024 (5:00 P.M. EST).
The Carnegie jury will evaluate nominations by the following criteria:
- Originality and promise of the idea
- Quality of the proposal
- Promise to offer means to reduce harmful polarization or to enhance social cohesion
- Record of the nominee
- Plans to communicate findings to a broad audience
Dear CAHSS faculty member,
- The purpose of the Andrew Carnegie Fellows Program is to support high-caliber scholarship in the social sciences and humanities. The 2025 program expects to provide fellowships of $200,000 to 30 exceptional scholars, journalists, and public intellectuals. The funding is for a period of one or two years, with the anticipated result being a book or major study.
- UMBC may nominate two scholars for the competition: one "senior" and one "junior." The senior scholar must be tenured. The junior scholar must have received their terminal degree in the last 10 years (2014-2024, for this round).
- Please note that Andrew Carnegie Fellowships are open only to citizens or permanent residents of the United States.
- The 2025 call is on the theme of political polarization in the United States. Studies of polarization in other countries will be welcomed, providing they offer lessons that can be applied to the United States. Please keep in mind that Carnegie seeks projects that will be written to communicate with a broad audience. You may find it useful to browse the projects that were awarded last year since the theme (political polarization in the U.S.) is unchanged.
If you are interested in being considered for the internal competition, please
EMAIL the following application materials to:
Carnegi.bs0ulrhjc4r5p385@u.box.com by 5 pm EST on
Wednesday, October 16, 2024. We urge you to contact Rachel Brubaker (
rbruba1@umbc.edu), CARAT Associate Director, as soon as possible to discuss your proposal.
Your application materials must include:
- A 3-5 page, double-spaced prospectus describing the project, including a projected work plan and approximate time frame. Fellowships will be for 12 or 24 months and must begin on the first of the month between June and September of 2025, and no later than September 1, 2025. Note that the Carnegie program allows flexibility in how you manage your time commitment. You may opt for a regular fellowship leave, or decide to teach part-time during the semester while working full-time on your project during the summer.
- Curriculum vitae
- Estimate of budgetary requirement. Funds may support: salary and fringe benefits, project-related travel (research, conferences), research assistants (hourly or stipend), other project needs (i.e., data collection, surveys, transcription, project supplies, consultant, contractual service/s, etc.).
The Dean's Office will review the applications and select one or two scholars to recommend to the President as UMBC’s nominee(s) by October 23rd. The nominee(s) will work with CARAT (specifically, Rachel Brubaker) to complete the full application process and to forward materials to the President’s Office by November 1st. Nominees must submit their applications to the Carnegie Corporation of New York by November 08, 2024 (5:00 P.M. EST).
The Carnegie jury will evaluate nominations by the following criteria:
- Originality and promise of the idea
- Quality of the proposal
- Promise to offer means to reduce harmful polarization or to enhance social cohesion
- Record of the nominee
- Plans to communicate findings to a broad audience
Five
UMBC internal funding opportunities have upcoming deadlines:
- Center and Institute Departmentally-Engaged Research (CIDER) Grant Program
- UMBC Supplement for Undergraduate Research Experiences (SURE)
- UMB ICTR Accelerated Translational Incubator Pilot (ATIP) Pilot Grant Program
- UMB ICTR Community Engagement Research (CEnR) Pilot Grant Program
- Faculty Entrepreneurship AcceleraTor Fund (FEAT)
The CAORC - National Endowment for the Humanities Research Fellowship provides the opportunity for scholars to carry out advanced research and to spend significant time in one country with an Overseas Research Centers as a base. The fellowship supports advanced research in the humanities or humanistic social sciences. Fellowship awards are for four to six consecutive months. Selected fellows are awarded $5,000 per month of the award.
Fields of study include, but are not limited to, anthropology, history, philosophy, archaeology, linguistics, religious studies, languages, literature, literary criticism, ethnomusicology, and art history. In addition, research that embraces a humanistic approach and methods will be considered.
Applicants must propose four to six consecutive months of research in an Overseas Research Center in one of the following countries: Algeria, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Cyprus, Georgia, Indonesia, Mexico, Mongolia, Morocco, Nepal, Pakistan (senior scholars may be permitted to travel to Lahore and Islamabad subject to approval), Senegal, Sri Lanka, or Tunisia.
The program is funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) under the Fellowship Programs at Independent Research Institutions (FPIRI).
The application deadline is January 15, 2025, with award notifications in late March 2025.
Interested faculty should reach out to Rachel Brubaker (
rbruba1@umbc.edu), CARAT Associate Director for Research Development.
Applications must be routed prior to submission and faculty should be PI Eligible.
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Theory in the Flesh: Guest Speakers
Disability, Gender and Race in Latin America
Join Professor Tania Lizarazo's Fall seminar Theory in the Flesh: Disability, Gender and Race in Latin America as guest speakers visit on select dates to discuss race, gender, colonialism, disability, and more in Latin America.
"Theory
in the Flesh" will explore narratives that theorize embodied knowledge
about intersectional oppressions in Latin America through different
genres in the context of globalization, colonialism, neoliberalism, and
the ongoing genocide and marginalization of Indigenous and Black people.
Participating
in conversations with Latin American/Latinx artists, organizers and
scholars will enhance students' learning experiences.
The seminar will be in Spanish.
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Revised date: UM-BILD Accelerator Funding Applications for Cohort 2
Pilot Grants are being accepted through September 13, 2024
The University of Maryland, Baltimore
Life Science Discovery (UM-BILD) Accelerator is
now accepting applications for Cohort 2 Pilot Grants to support the translation
of basic science research projects into commercial products that will advance
patient care. Up to $75,000 for one-year funding is available for each accepted
project. (Second-year funding may also be available.)
Investigators working on
technologies in the therapeutic, medical device, diagnostic, and digital health
areas — particularly those that have the potential to address health care
disparities or otherwise benefit residents of Baltimore — are encouraged to
apply for funding. Experience with entrepreneurship is not required; education
and mentorship are key components of the program.
To learn more, please visit the How to Apply page of UM-BILD’s website. An
application takes the form of a Letter of Intent (LOI) that is submitted
electronically prior to the deadline of 5:00 p.m. on Friday, September 13, 2024.
The UM-BILD team will review all LOIs. The highest-ranked project teams will be
invited to submit full applications. Each of these teams will be matched with a
coach who will assist in crafting an effective proposal with achievable
milestones and a realistic budget. Final applications will be due in late
October 2024, with winners announced in February 2025. Work will commence
shortly thereafter.
UM-BILD expects to fund four
Cohort 2 Pilot Grants,
with Principal Investigators based at University of Maryland, Baltimore, University
of Maryland, Baltimore County, and Morgan State University.
Learn more about this opportunity
and LOI requirements at umaryland.edu/um-bild.
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Launch of The Dresher Digest
Our monthly newsletter
Last week, we launched our new monthly newsletter - The Dresher Digest.
We hope to use this newsletter as a way to communicate with you all of our upcoming events and what's new in the Dresher Center.
If there are things you wish to see included, please feel free to send suggestions to our program manager, Courtney C. Hobson, at
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