Write Winning Grants Workshop
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College of Liberal Arts Recognizes the Accomplishments of Faculty Development Center Awardees
The College of Liberal Arts recognizes the work accomplished by the last cohort of the Faculty Development Center Fellows. The faculty members working in the Humanistic Studies, Social Science, Creative Endeavors, and Instructional Excellence, have made significant contributions to the learning, discovery, and creative mission of our university.
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Purdue Social Scientists Reflect on Community-Level COVID-19 Responses to Improve Future Epidemic Decision-Making
Professors Song, Flachs, and Ju discuss the first social scientific lessons taught by the COVID pandemic: what went well, what did not, and what may change as a result of it.
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Programmatic Grant Opportunities for CLA Scholars
There are grant programs and grant programs. Some are highly contextual, meant to live for a season of funding, while others have a long shelf life, aiming at programmatic, continuing impact.
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HWW Grand Challenge Calls for Proposals
Purdue University is part of Humanities Without Walls, and as a special benefit, we are invited to compete in the limited submission competition for humanities research Grand Challenge grants. Humanities Without Walls invites applications for interdisciplinary, collaborative, research-based projects in the humanities and arts that build a clearly communicated commitment to methodologies of reciprocity and redistribution into their project design and proposal narratives, regardless of the research topic or theme they focus on.
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Anvil Early User Program Webinar Offered for Faculty and Postdocs
Purdue University is excited to announce the Early User Program (EUP) for Anvil, an NSF Category I large-capacity computational research platform. Anvil will provide a seamless and comprehensive ecosystem of software, access interfaces, programming environments, and composable services to support a broad range of science and engineering applications.
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CLA Nominees Sought for Provost’s Outstanding Grad Faculty Mentor Award
The College of Liberal Arts has been invited by the Graduate School to submit one (1) nomination for the Provost’s Award for Outstanding Graduate Faculty Mentor. If you have in mind someone whom you believe is deserving of this award, please submit your department’s nomination (one per department only;
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2021 FORCES Team Strategic Priorities Report: Anticipating Biden’s Strategy and Security Policy
The year 2021 comes in the US with a new presidential administration confronted by critical strategic challenges, political turmoil, and high expectations. The FORCES team of social science, STEM, and military experts summarizes in this report the leading functional, geographic, and political-military issues confronting the Biden administration.
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Panel discussion on the Regional COVID-19 Response – Purdue Policy Research Institute
Please join us on Tuesday, November 17, from Noon- 1 pm EST as several of our Purdue colleagues, including CLA’s Dr. Hwanseok Song, as well as a member of the Tippecanoe County Health Department discuss Lessons Learned from the Regional Response to COVID-19.
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Ukrainian Grit & Hope: A Traveling Photo Exhibition at Purdue
A year into the Russian war against Ukraine, one of the most talented Ukrainian war photographers, Vitalii Nosach, chose to share some of his most memorable photographs with the Purdue community. His exhibition will be launched with a presentation and reception on Thursday, February 23 at 4:30 PM in the Purdue Memorial Union West Main Lounge (Across from the Amazon delivery hub).
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Advanced Methods At Purdue (AMAP): Events and Resources
The Spring 2023 Advanced Methods event series is in full swing. This semester focuses on a Special Series on Methods Pedagogy.
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2023 Graduate School Mentoring Award for Graduate Students
Each CLA department is invited to nominate ONE graduate student for the Graduate School Mentoring award. Unlike previous years, when nominations were submitted directly by the students to the Graduate School, the departments should select ONE nominee, whose application should be submitted to the CLA Office for Graduate Education, which will select the CLA-level representative.
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The US Petroleum Strategic Reserve: Origins and Evolution
Purdue University’s FORCES initiative publishes reports on the state and future evolution of strategic resources and technological systems.
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Does International Trade Lead to Conflict?
“The war in Ukraine has revealed an amazing paradox: nations can be at war while still trading with each other.
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World War II teaches us that the Ukraine war may continue for some time
“History is not destiny, yet the past can teach us what is or is not possible in the future.
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Dr. Yang and his Purdue CLA team advance the boundary of sociology by mapping religious practices to explain major cultural changes in the Global East (East Asia)
Dr. Fenggang Yang’s Center on Religion and the Global East is one of the most successful CLA research enterprises.
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Writing Training for Graduate Students
The Purdue On-Campus Writing Lab (OWL) supports graduate writers through one-on-one consultations, graduate-specific programming, and online resources. Graduate-Specific Programming Introduction to Graduate Writing 4-Part Workshop The Introduction to Graduate Writing Workshop is meant to introduce graduate students in their first or second year to various aspects of scholarly writing to become successful scholarly writers in their field of study.
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Workshop Opportunity: Recent Advances in Optimal Matching
Dr. Giancarlo Visconti (Assistant Professor of Political Science) will offer a workshop on Recent Advances in Optimal matching 3pm pm, Friday (April 15th), BRNG 1284.
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