FULLY FUNDED Trip to Foreign Policy Conference Apply Now
73rd Annual Student Conference on US Affairs Apply by 9/23
UMBC has been invited to send one delegate to the 73rd Annual Student Conference on U.S. Affairs (SCUSA), hosted by the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, New York. SCUSA 73 begins on the evening of Wednesday, November 2 and ends noon on Saturday, November 5.
IF YOU ARE SELECTED, YOUR COSTS FOR ATTENDING THIS CONFERENCE WILL BE FULLY COVERED.
TO APPLY: You must send a one- to two-paragraph message to Dr. Grodsky (bgrodsky@umbc.edu) explaining WHY you would be a good representative and your current YEAR/GPA. This must be received by 5pm on September 23.
From the organizers:
We are excited to announce a return to "normal" SCUSA! The largest and oldest conference of its type, SCUSA is an important means through which the United States Military Academy promotes civil-military engagement among future leaders. After a break in 2020 and a reduced SCUSA 72 last year due to the ongoing COVID-19 public health crisis, SCUSA 73 will continue the tradition of developing future professional partnerships while discussing contemporary U.S. foreign policy challenges. The event will maintain our rich history as one of America's premier student conferences, including 60 cadet delegates and 200 undergraduate and graduate students from over 100 U.S. institutions of higher learning as well as international partners, and spanning numerous academic disciplines. Conference highlights include an opening senior panel discussion on the evening of November 2nd, a keynote address and banquet on November 3rd, four roundtable sessions, and a closing session on November 5th at which delegates will present recommendations for U.S. foreign policy developed during their roundtable sessions. Our keynote speaker this year is Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, the United States Ambassador to the United Nations.
SCUSA 73's theme is "American Foreign Policy in an Era of Polarized Politics and Revisionist Powers." America faces a mix of emerging and renewed obstacles to crafting effective and legitimate foreign policy. The evolving geopolitical environment increasingly challenges U.S. power and principles abroad. Domestically, American policymakers operate in a politically-charged and culturally-divided landscape, inhibiting compromise and effective policymaking while sometimes calling into question long-standing external commitments. In advancing its interests and values abroad, the United States encounters foreign powers seeking to revise or overturn existing international relationships, transnational institutions and norms, and even state boundaries. As familiar adversaries seek to alter regional balances in Europe and the Middle East, and as the challenge of China gathers momentum, America must act effectively and with lasting purpose to maintain its global leadership. Policymakers will continue to grapple with a challenging question: How should the United States safeguard its values and interests in an era of domestic political polarization and revisionist powers? At the 73rd Annual Class of 1971 Student Conference on U.S. Affairs (SCUSA 73) delegates will evaluate a range of contemporary obstacles and opportunities to craft proposals for an effective and authoritative U.S. foreign policy. SCUSA 73 delegates will collaborate to develop policy proposals for the U.S. government that address the constraints of the domestic political arena and the challenges of a dynamic, uncertain strategic environment.
Community Partnerships to Advance Science for Society (ComPASS) Program: Community-Led, Health Equity Structural Intervention Initiative (OT2)
NIH staff will hold technical assistance webinars for the required letter of intent (LOI) for all interested applicants on October 4th and October 11th from 2 - 3 pm ET.
Registration is required.
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Gender Norms, Relational Power Dynamics, Gender Inequities
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Let’s Make UMBC #1 in Pledges to Vote in Election 2022
Every election year, ALL IN to Vote hosts a Pledge to Vote leaderboard for university students across the country. UMBC placed #9 in the nation on the leaderboard in 2020. This year, let's reach #1!
Take the pledge, and spread the word. Faculty and staff members can pledge too (but don’t count on the national leaderboard).
And while you are here, if you are eligible and have not registered to vote, use UMBC’s ALL IN voter portal to register before the October 18 deadline. You also can use the portal to check your registration status once you have clicked the link to your state's voter registration website.
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Special Lecture: Constitutional Hardball and America
September 21st 12PM AOK Library; Constitution Day Lecture
Constitutional Hardball and American Democracy
Political leaders are increasingly engaging in "constitutional hardball" - bending lawmaking rules for partisan gain. This lecture contextualizes this phenomenon historically and describes how constitutional hardball weakens American democracy today.
Organized by the Department of Political Science and cosponsored by the Center for Social Science Scholarship.
Robinson Woodward-Burns researches American constitutional thought and development, focusing on civil rights, federalism, slavery, and abolitionism. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania, an M.A. from the University of Maryland, and a B.A. from the College of William and Mary.
His first book, Hidden Laws: How State Constitutions Stabilize American Politics, was published in 2021 by Yale University Press. Using datasets and historical case studies, the book argues that high barriers to national constitutional change have encouraged reformers to instead seek state constitutional revision, addressing national controversies over economic and labor regulations and voting, civil, and gender rights. He is writing a second book, on constitutional hardball, as a 2022 Kluge Fellow at the Library of Congress. His research has also been published in The Journal of Politics, Polity, Perspectives on Politics, Studies in American Political Development, The Maryland Law Review, The Nebraska Law Review, and The Tulsa Law Review, The Atlantic, and The Washington Post. You can find more information on his website and Twitter profiles.
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Wed, 14 Sep 2022 13:29:21 -0400
Online Program about AI Apply Today 9/14
Learn about emerging technology and gain valuable skills
UMBC is offering the free ten-week AI4ALL program again this Fall. It's an excellent opportunity for undergraduate students (Fresh., Soph., and Juniors) in any major to learn about artificial Intelligence. If you'd like to share this opportunity with Political Science undergraduate majors, you can email them the text below, which includes links to more information. AI4ALL is particularly interested in engaging students from under-represented groups and from outside traditional STEM disciplines
Discover AI is a virtual program in partnership with select schools that provides students with a project-based introduction to computer science, machine learning, data, artificial intelligence, and tech careers through the lens of societal and ethical impact. In addition, students get access to AI industry leaders and are guided through a roadmap with the goal of cultivating a future career in the AI industry.
What are both the positive and negative implications of AI technology on society? How can (and does) AI affect communities in today's world? Through research, discussions, and reflection, you will explore the intersectionality of AI with other fields and articulate your own mindful perspective of AI. The program is facilitated at no cost to students.
Students that complete the program will emerge with actionable next steps in pursuing an academic or career path in AI - and the opportunity to continue in the following semester to our second program, Apply AI, and direct mentorship from industry leaders in the AI and tech industry from companies like Google, Capital One, Facebook, Slalom Consulting, Accenture, Pearson, and more.
At the end of the Discover AI program, participants receive an AI4ALL Discover AI certificate of completion.
The program is designed for freshmen, sophomores, and juniors with any level of coding and/or computing/AI experience, including everything from none to advanced.
For computing majors, the program is a great supplement to your existing coursework.
Other majors are welcome as well! If accepted, you will have the opportunity to learn more about AI in a safe and thoughtful environment that offers you the opportunity to consider AI as a future career option and as a presence in your major industry/discipline
AI4ALL programs are designed to bring together and highlight voices that have been historically excluded and that will lead and shape the future of AI.
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Center and Institute Departmentally-Engaged Research (CIDER)
***reposted from UMBC Faculty Grant Opportunities***
Dear Colleagues,
To deepen the relationships between UMBC's centers/institutes and UMBC's departments, applications are invited for a new opportunity: the Center and Institute Departmentally-Engaged Research (CIDER) seed funding program.
CIDER principal investigators must hold primary appointments in a UMBC unit that is not degree-granting (e.g., they are primarily appointed to conduct research and/or creative activities in a UMBC center or institute). Proposals must also include at least one Co-I whose primary appointment is in a degree-granting department. Proposals are encouraged from all disciplines and combinations thereof.
Proposals are due December 2, 2022. We anticipate making three $50k awards this cycle.
Sincerely,
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Don Engel, Ph.D., PMP
Associate Vice President for Research Development
Director of the Center for Space Sciences and Technology (CSST)
Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
Affiliate appointment in the Imaging Research Center
University of Maryland, Baltimore County
1000 Hilltop Circle, ITE 220
Baltimore, Maryland 21250
donengel@umbc.edu, (410) 455-2837
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Have you heard of Model UN? We attend at least one conference a semester where we simulate the activities of the organs and agencies of the UN! In essence, we wear suits and negotiate with thousands of other students from around the nation (and the world) in order to "resolve" global issues while inhabiting the perspective of our assigned country! It's a ton of fun, can be taken as a "class" for an upper level POLI credit, and looks great on a resume! While this attracts a lot of interest from Poli Sci majors, we've had LOTS of non-related majors on our teams in the past, so please encourage your non-Poli Sci friends to join the club/team as well. We love newcomers!!
If you'd like to learn more, our next (and final) interest meeting is this Wednesday (9/14) at 12pm in PUP206. WE WILL HAVE LOTS OF DONUTS!!!!
UMBC's Model UN Club and Team is ready for a great semester! We've seen lots of interest in our fall team, which will be attending NMUN DC from November 4th-6th. We wanted to forward the team application to anyone else who may not have heard of Model UN yet. The application can be found
here. This application is
due by Friday 9/16 at 11:59pm.
From there, we will inform our new team members of their status by the following Monday (9/19). Weekly team meetings (which will start the week that our team is announced!) will be scheduled based on the availability you submit on the application. We hope to see your name on the form!
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Stefanie Mavronis, '12, named Alumni Rising Star
Stefanie Mavronis is the chief of staff for the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement. She will be honored by the Alumni Association at a ceremony on October 27th.
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"Breaking the M.O.L.D." initiative and the inaugural cohort
Liz Patton was selected as part of the inaugural cohort to explore leadership in higher education at UMBC. During the year-long commitment, she will shadow senior leaders, attend leadership development discussions/events, and develop a strategy to pursue her promotion to full professor.
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