English in A Multilingual World - 4/23 @noon
*Repost* from the Dept. of Education
How can the power of English be balanced with respect for linguistic diversity?
In this session, Constant Leung and Francis Hult discuss the state of English in the world today and the social responsibility of English language educators who teach multilingual student populations.
Constant Leung is Professor of Educational Linguistics at King’s College London. His research interests include academic literacies, additional/second language teaching and assessment, language education policy, and teacher professional development. He is Co Editor of Language Assessment Quarterly , Editor of Research Issues of TESOL Quarterly, and serves as a member of the Editorial Boards of Australian Review of Applied Linguistics, Language and Education, and the Modern Language Journal He is a Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences (UK). His work in developing the English as an Additional Language Assessment Framework for Schools (funded by the Bell Foundation) won the 2018 British Council ELTons international award for innovation.
Francis M. Hult is Professor and Director of the TESOL program at UMBC. His work at the crossroads of sociolinguistics, discourse studies, and education focuses on language policy, linguistic landscapes, and multilingual education. He serves on the boards of several journals including International Multilingual Research Journal ; Language, Culture and Curriculum ; Language Policy ; and Pedagogical Linguistics . His books include Educational Linguistics in Practice (with King) and Language Policy and Language Acquisition Planning (with Siiner and Kupisch ). He is editor of the Educational Linguistics book series for Springer, and together with Ofelia García he edits the Contributions to the Sociology of Language book series for De Gruyter.
The Center for Social Science Scholarship invites
applications for Faculty Working Groups to promote intellectual exchange in the
social sciences and across campus. These collaborative scholarly learning
communities will meet regularly to engage in such activities as: working on
research projects, reading key literature, exploring new methodological
approaches, and/or engaging in matters of public interest related to the social sciences, across campus,
or with community partners.
Up to four Faculty Working Groups will be selected by the center
director and advisory board members. Groups should be faculty-led and must
include at least one faculty member from a social science department at UMBC.
Additional priority will be given to groups whose members and/or areas of
interest are multi- or interdisciplinary. Advanced graduate students may
participate as Faculty Working Group members but may not serve as leaders.
Faculty Working Groups can apply for up to $1,000 in annual
support ($500 per semester); groups will also be able to apply for continuation
funding. Groups may use funds for such items as: supporting regular group
meetings; purchasing software, books, or other materials; hosting external
speakers; creating scholarly resources; traveling to external sites for
research or public engagement purposes; and other similar activities. A brief
report of the group’s activities will be due at the end of the funding period.
Apply by May 31, 2021, for groups to begin in Fall 2021.
Click here to download the application form.
Applications should be submitted via email
to socialscience@umbc.edu. Questions
may be directed to Christine
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Limited Solicitation: Data Science to Advance Chem/Materials
Dear Colleagues,
We have just been made aware of a limited solicitation and need to ensure no more than two pre-proposals are being submitted.
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REMINDER: SSF Virtual Lecture hosted by the Erickson School
Tuesday, April 6th @4pm
Assistant Professor of Gerontology, Department of Public Health Sciences,
University of North Carolina at Charlotte
The Motivation to Exercise in Age
It is known that maintaining physical function, through activity, is one key to successful aging. Brown will present a session on understanding the role that motivation plays in maintaining an active lifestyle through the lifespan.
Organized by the Erickson School of Aging Studies.
Cosponsored by the Doctoral Program in Gerontology, UMBC Athletics, and Sigma Phi Omega, UMBC/UMB Chapter
Click here to register for this virtual event.
This event is free and open to the public, and will be recorded. Following the event, the recording will be available with closed captioning on CS3's YouTube channel.
Click here to go to the original event post.
The National Center for Health Statistics Research Data Center (NCHS/RDC) provides researcher access to restricted-use national survey data from NCHS surveys and other federal surveys.
This presentation by Jing Tian, M.D., Ph.D., of the Research Data Center at the National Center for Health Statistics and Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC) will provide information about the national survey data and how to access it. Geared especially for faculty and advanced graduate students, information about the national survey data linked to other datasets could help broaden the scope of faculty and student research and help generate new research ideas and hypotheses.
Some of the survey data include the National Health Nutrition and Examination Survey (NHANES), National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), National Hospital Care Survey (NHCS) and National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH). The RDC is responsible for protecting the confidentiality of survey respondents or establishments who provided the data while providing access to the restricted-use data for research purposes.
Click here to visit the original event post or join here:
Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/94605085198
Meeting ID: 946 0508 5198
Passcode: ANNXr8
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REMINDER: SSF Low Lecture hosted by the History Department
Wednesday, March 31st @4pm on Webex
Slavery, Warfare, and Rebellion in the Caribbean
Professors Brown and Kars will discuss New World slave rebellions in Jamaica and Guyana, about which they just published books. Prof. Crawford will moderate the discussion.
Low Lecture organized by the Department of History.
This event is free and open to the public, and will be recorded. Following the event, the recording will be available with closed captioning on CS3's YouTube channel.
Please visit the original event post to access the event, or use the link below. Password is UMBCSSF.
I am pleased to announce the Eileen and Jerry Carroll Faculty Research Fund competition that provides approximately $2,000 per academic year to support cross-disciplinary research and creative achievement that encourages civic engagement. Tenured and tenure-track faculty at UMBC from any discipline are eligible to apply. Special consideration will be given to projects that encourage collaboration with faculty from other disciplines, departments, and/or colleges at UMBC or across the University System of Maryland.
Please see the attachment to this myUMBC post with further details about the award and a contact Associate Dean Preminda Jacob <pjacob2@umbc.edu> with any for questions.
Sincerely,
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Fri, 26 Mar 2021 09:04:11 -0400
UMBC Transition to Stage 3 On-Campus RCA Mode
Dear Members of UMBC’s Research & Creative Achievement (RCA) Community,
I want to thank all of you for your understanding of and attention to the COVID-19-related processes and procedures implemented over this past year.
Together we have been able to establish procedures to bring many of you back to Campus to relaunch your RCA activities, while following national and state guidance to limit exposure and focus on the health and safety of our campus community. Currently, we have about 800 individuals approved for On-Campus RCA activities and some 400 of them coming to campus on a regular basis in any given week.
We highly appreciate the overall compliance with campus-wide training, testing and daily symptom tracking requirements and our combined record of maintaining safety while pursuing our RCA activities has been exemplary.
Based on our current assessment of the situation in Maryland and on our Campus, we have reached the decision to transition into Stage 3 On-Campus RCA Mode effective Monday, March 29, 2021. The main difference is an increase in density in the RCA facilities from currently 235 sq.ft. per person to 150 sq.ft. per person. More details are
provided on this page and below.
However, since the pandemic is not over we need to continue our vigilance and continue to adhere to testing, symptom tracking, mask wearing, physical distancing, and other key regulations.
Transition to Stage 3 On-Campus RCA Mode – March 29, 2021
- UMBC will be transitioning into the next stage of On-RCA Access by further increasing the density in the laboratories and studios, effective Monday March 29, 2021.
- Under Stage 3 RCA Mode we require a minimum of 150 sq.ft. per individual in any laboratory or studio on campus - a increase from the current density of 235 sq.ft. per person under Stage 2 RCA Mode. Please include those updated space considerations as you submit any future On-Campus RCA Activities Request.
- Any currently active approvals for On-Campus RCA activities will remain in effect through at least May 31, 2021, albeit subject to changing regulations issued by the State of Maryland, USM, or UMBC.
- Under Stage 3 RCA Mode, resuming in-person, on-campus interactions for research purposes is currently not permitted. Please continue to monitor this web page for news and updates.
- All individuals authorized for On-Campus RCA access under Stage 2 or Stage 3 RCA Mode are subject to mandatory COVID-19 Training, Testing, and On-line Symptom Tracking as outlined here.
COVID Compliance Card in myUMBC
- Your current access status, testing and symptom minoring compliance results will be posted to your COVID Compliance Card in your myUMBC profile. It may take up to 72 hours for your current results to be posted.
Please continue to stay safe and healthy in 2021 - and get vaccinated as soon as you are eligible!
Karl Steiner
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Dr. Karl V. Steiner
Vice President for Research
(he, him, his)
Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Affiliate Professor of Computer Science & Electrical Engineering
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
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40 @ 4 Webinar Series
UMBC’s Erickson School of Aging invites you to its first of two webinars in the Longevity Economy. The 40 @ 4 is designed for busy individuals by packing a 40-minute webinar with innovative material designed to expand your awareness of growing opportunities in the competitive longevity economy market.
March 31st, 4 p.m. ET
40 @ 4 Webinar Series
The Global Longevity Economy: In 2021 Creativity Counts
An international take discussion on the expanding longevity economy. In this 40 @ 4 webinar, our speakers will discuss the opportunities, innovations, and entertain solutions for healthy longevity in our aging global world.
Speakers:
Jon Warner, Ph.D., CEO, Silver Moonshots
Joo Hyung Han, Ph.D., CEO, 50 + Korea
Moderated by:
Brittany Weinberg, MBA, MSG, Founder & CEO, BW Global Consulting, LLC
Questions for our panelists? Submit them today. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions during the webinar on March 31st.
Mark your calendars for the second installment of the Spring 2021 40 @ 4 Webinar Series, May 5th, at 4p.m. focusing on entrepreneurship in the longevity economy and older adults.
The Erickson School is thankful to the American Institute of Financial Gerontology (AIFG) for its sponsorship of the Spring 2021 40 @ 4 Webinar Series. For nearly two decades, AIFG has provided innovative curriculum to financial and non-financial professionals.
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Additional Proposals Types Available in Research.gov
NSF has announced 3 more proposal types that are available in research.gov per Jean Feldmans' letter below:
Dear Collegues:
Effective March 22, the National Science Foundation (NSF) enabled three new proposal types in the Research.gov Proposal Submission System and in the recently launched Research.gov Proposal Preparation Demo Site. These are the Facilitation Awards for Scientists and Engineers with Disabilities (FASED), Equipment, and Travel proposal types. New automated compliance checks and associated error and warning messages for these proposal types were also implemented. In addition, proposal withdrawal functionality was added for both single submission (with or without subawards) and separately submitted collaborative proposals from multiple organizations. New training resources have also been added to the Research.gov About Proposal Preparation and Submission page.
FASED, Equipment, and Travel Proposals
- Proposers can now select a FASED, Equipment, or Travel proposal type in the Research.gov Proposal Submission System proposal setup wizard, in addition to the existing Research.gov proposal type options:
- Research
- Rapid Response Research (RAPID)
- EArly-concept Grants for Exploratory Research (EAGER)
- Research Advanced by Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering (RAISE)
- All supported proposal types are available in the Research.gov Proposal Preparation Demo Site.
- New automated compliance checks for FASED, Equipment, and Travel proposal types have been added to Research.gov and are listed on the Research.gov Automated Proposal Compliance Checks for Proposals dated March 22, 2021 on the Automated Compliance Checking of NSF Proposals page.
- A reminder: Error messages prohibit proposal submission to NSF, whereas warning messages still permit proposal submission.
Proposal Withdrawal Functionality
- Proposing organizations can now withdraw both single submission (with or without subawards) and separately submitted collaborative proposals from multiple organizations in Research.gov.
- Organizations no longer need to contact the NSF Help Desk to initiate Research.gov proposal withdrawal actions.
- A new Proposal Withdrawal section has been added to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the Research.gov About Proposal Preparation and Submission page left navigation menu.
- Refer to PAPPG Chapter IV.A. for proposal withdrawal requirements.
Training Resources
- Setting up a proposal
- Uploading a document and compliance messaging
- Preparing Proposal File Update/Budget Revisions
- A new How-to Guides section has been added to the Research.gov About Proposal Preparation and Submission page left navigation menu. The initial topic-specific guide is posted, and new guides will be added to this section going forward.
What's Ahead?
Research.gov is being developed incrementally, and features are expanding to support the transition of all proposal preparation and submission functionality from FastLane to Research.gov in accordance with NSF Important Notice 147: Research.gov Implementation Update issued September 22, 2020. Please refer to the Research.gov Proposal Submission Capabilities to see what is in development.
Questions? If you have IT system-related questions, please contact the NSF Help Desk at 1-800-381-1532 (7:00 AM - 9:00 PM ET; Monday - Friday except federal holidays) or via rgov@nsf.gov. Policy-related questions should be directed to policy@nsf.gov.
We look forward to receiving your Research.gov FASED, Equipment, and Travel proposals and seeing you on the demo site.
Regards,
Jean
Jean Feldman
Head, Policy Office
Division of Institution and Award Support
Office of Budget, Finance & Award Management
email: policy@nsf.gov
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NSF has announced 3 more proposal types that are available in research.gov per Jean Feldmans' letter below: Dear Collegues: Effective March 22, the National Science Foundation (NSF)...
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