Seed grants and summer work aplenty!
Crow was recently awarded a seed grant from Purdue’s College of Liberal Arts that will provide funding for summer work to help the team prepare to write an application to Humanities Without Walls.
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Crow workshop series: Quantitative Language Data Analysis and Visualization in R
Building on the success of her previous Crow workshops engaging the R environment, Dr. Adriana Picoral will host “Quantitative Language Data Analysis and Visualization in R” on April 17, 2021, from 9:00am to 11:00am (Arizona/US/MST). (See this in your time …
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Recent good news
Rounding up recent good news: Nina Conrad wins a Bilinski fellowship; a successful grant workshop; Adriana Picoral wins a mini-grant; publications in the SLW News and International Journal of Learner Corpus Research.
We Stand with Asian Americans, Asians, and Pacific Islanders
The Crow team condemns recent anti-Asian and gender-based violence. Please join us in supporting our Asian and AAPI friends and acting against hate and discrimination.
Crow workshop series: Grant writing, Before you start “writing”
The Crow workshop series continues! Fellowship and Grant Writing for PhD Students & Early Career Scholars, Part I: Before You Start “Writing”In this workshop, we will discuss why you should apply to grants and fellowships (and the difference between these). …
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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.
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.