Announcing our inaugural Crow Fellows
Announcing our first cohort of Crow Fellows! Olayemi Awotayo (Virginia Tech); Dr. Madelyn Pawlowski (Northern Michigan); Margaret Poncin Reeves (DePaul); and Modupe Yusuf (Michigan Tech).
Announcing our first cohort of Crow Fellows! Olayemi Awotayo (Virginia Tech); Dr. Madelyn Pawlowski (Northern Michigan); Margaret Poncin Reeves (DePaul); and Modupe Yusuf (Michigan Tech).
Crow PI Dr. Shelley Staples congratulates the seven Crowbirds who earned degrees from the University of Arizona in Fall 2020 or Spring 2021: Anh Dang, Hannah Gill, Jhonatan Henao-Muñoz, Alantis Houpt, Dr. Aleksey Novikov, Dr. Emily Palese, and Kevin Sanchez.
The web interface for Crow, the corpus and repository of writing, depends on a complex amalgam of interdependent bits of code built by thousands of people. Crow developer Mark Fullmer describes these interactions and a tool he’s developed to visualize them.
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.
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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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.
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.
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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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.
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 …