UA Women’s Hackathon
The Crow team is excited to be a part of the University of Arizona’s Women’s Hackathon for 2021. See our session materials including a video of our presentation.
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Crow workshop series: Corpus Searches in R
Our second Crow workshop will be held on December 19, 2020 from 9:00 to 11:00am (Arizona time/MST). “Corpus Searches in R: Regular Expressions and Concordance Lines” will be hosted by Adriana Picoral, PhD, assistant professor of data science at the …
Workshop report: Metropolitan State University of Denver
Crow researchers Hadi Banat, Ashley Velázquez, and Shelley Staples summarize a workshop at Metropolitan State University in Denver, CO, and share implications for Crow’s outreach to Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs).
Crow workshop series: Corpus Data Scraping and Sentiment Analysis
We are pleased to share that Crow researchers will be hosting a series of workshops. Our first, “Corpus Data Scraping and Sentiment Analysis,” will be hosted by Adriana Picoral, PhD, Saturday, November 7, 10am to 12pm (Arizona Time/MST).
There and back again: Adventures in transnational academic career and grant writing (Aleksandra Swatek)
Dr. Aleksandra Swatek, a founding member of the Crow team, reflects on writing and winning a Sonatina grant from Poland’s National Science Center.
Crow at TALC 2020
Crow researchers reflect on their presentation for TALC 2020 (online), and share some thoughts on preparing for online workshops.
Student Professionalization through Grant Writing @SIGDOC 2020
Hadi Banat shares our materials for the SIGDOC 2020 conference, October 5–9, 2020. (That’s Special Interest Group for Design of Communication.)
APPLAWS, AY19–20
Reviewing the individual accomplishments of the Crow team in AY19–20.
Crow response to #StudentBan
Crow PIs share their strategy for reacting to the proposed ICE rules that would effect a ban on international students.
Ten million words!
Adding texts from Northern Arizona University means the Crow corpus is now 10 million words and 10,000 texts. Learn more about the way our team added these texts and why a bigger corpus is more useful for research.