The Jangseogak Archives at the Academy of Korean Studies (AKS) is accepting applications for short-term (three to six months) research fellowships for international scholars of Korean studies. The deadline to apply is April 30, 2018.
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An information session will be held on April 17 to share about the opportunity with The Schwarzman Scholars Program in Tsinghua University. The program selects up to 200 Scholars annually from around the world to live in Beijing for a year of study and cultural immersion, attending lectures, traveling and developing first-hand exposure to China, its people and a global group of promising leaders.
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The Grad Slam semifinals continue with round 2 on Tuesday, April 17. Join us to cheer on your fellow graduate students as they vie for a spot in the final round. Here's a preview of what's to come... be sure to follow us on Facebook for live updates on the winners of each round.
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The Grad Slam semifinals kick off with round 1 on Monday, April 16. Join us to cheer on your fellow graduate students as they vie for a spot in the final round. Here's a preview of what's to come... be sure to follow us on Facebook for live updates on the winners of each round.
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Versatile PhD is hosting their final online Ask Me Anything (AMA) session of the year on April 17-19 with guests Dr. Thi Nguyen (Washington University in St. Louis) and Dr. Fatimah Williams (Beyond the Tenure Track). Join them for a free, three-day Q&A session about how to find the right career path for you on the Versatile PhD site.
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Get informed about spring announcements and how to prepare for the next academic funding cycle. Attend the Finding Funding workshop to learn about campus and external funding sources. RSVP now for the April 18th Finding Funding Workshop.
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The preliminary rounds of the 6th Annual Grad Slam wrap up with round 8. This is your last chance to get out the vote to help your favorite presenters advance to the semifinal rounds! Check out a preview of the presentations and be sure to follow us on Facebook for live updates on the winners of each round.
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If you have an idea, research or project that relates to undergraduate and graduate marine research, community and campus programs or coastal education, consider submitting an application to The Coastal Fund. Deadlines are Friday, April 13th 2018 for Major Grants and Friday, May 18th 2018 for Minor Grants.
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Through a Critical Race Theory prism, Professor Crenshaw will discuss Black Lives Matter and Say Her Name as challenges to contemporary jurisprudence on race, and assess the new openings presented by current events.
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The Food, Nutrition, and Basic Skills Program offers FREE cooking, budgeting, and planning workshops to students, staff, and faculty! Check out their April calendar to learn more ways to save money and make delicious food.
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The 6th Annual Grad Slam continues with prelim rounds 6 and 7. Remember to get out the vote to help your favorite presenters advance to the semifinal rounds! Check out a preview of the presentations and be sure to follow us on Facebook for live updates on the winners of each round.
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As many TAs spend much time grading students' writing, this session addresses strategies for making our work more efficient and consistent, as well as ways to encourage students' improvement. Issues we will discuss include grading rubrics, written feedback, and anticipating potential grade disputes.
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The 6th Annual Grad Slam continues with prelim round 5. Remember to get out the vote to help your favorite presenters advance to the semifinal rounds! Check out a preview of the presentations and be sure to follow us on Facebook for live updates on the winners of each round.
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UCSB Career Services is excited to announce this year's Graduate Student Career Mixers on April 18 and 19. The mixers are an excellent opportunity for you to network with employers specifically interested in hiring grad students and postdocs, all in a relaxed conversational setting that is designed to create connections. We hope you will join!
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UCSB Career Services is excited to announce this year's Graduate Student Career Mixers on April 18 and 19. The mixers are an excellent opportunity for you to network with employers specifically interested in hiring grad students and postdocs, all in a relaxed conversational setting that is designed to create connections. We hope you will join!
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