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AI & Mobility

Elizabeth Williams — Fri, 15 Nov 2024 21:01:01 +0000

AI & Mobility Elizabeth Williams Fri, 11/15/2024 - 14:01

Nagoya University and �� Boulder's Innovation & Entrepreneurship office are offering a joint study program in Japan next spring. The program is entitled "AI & Mobility" and is a continuation of our previous programs with Nagoya and Kansai. The only difference is instead of just online, we will now be visiting Nagoya University where mixed JP/US student teams will work together and share a startup concept related to AI and Aging Society/Population Collapse. Students don't need to be an expert entrepreneur (we will teach it) if they're just interested in going to Japan for international exchange experience, that's okay too!

More info here - https://nucu.carrd.co/

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�� Student Game Night at the �� Museum of Natural History!

Elizabeth Williams — Wed, 13 Nov 2024 22:00:12 +0000

�� Student Game Night at the �� Museum of Natural History! Elizabeth Williams Wed, 11/13/2024 - 15:00

Thursday evenings just got a little livelier with the launch of After Hours at the �� Museum of Natural History. If you’re the type of student who enjoys museum spaces, seeks extended access and extracurricular amusement, likes meeting people, or learning something new every day, join us for After Hours on select Thursdays through 2024.

Join us Thursday, November 14 in the BioLounge from 5:30 – 8:30pm for a games night! Bring your own or enjoy the variety of games we will have available. Snacks will also be provided. Take time to de-stress with friends old and new as we head toward the end of the semester!

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�� Cultural Collective Meeting

Elizabeth Williams — Wed, 13 Nov 2024 18:02:40 +0000

�� Cultural Collective Meeting Elizabeth Williams Wed, 11/13/2024 - 11:02

�� Cultural Collective Meeting, an inclusive gathering focused on empowering and supporting our BIPOC Faculty and Staff. This event offers a meaningful opportunity to engage in a vibrant community.

Event Details:

📅 Date: November 20, 2024

🕛 Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM

📍 Location: Renee Crown Wellness Center

Registration Link

This gathering will center the experiences of our BIPOC Faculty and Staff, offering them a space to share challenges, celebrate successes, and discover resources that nurture mental and emotional wellness. We are honored to have a distinguished panel of speakers who will lead us in discussions aimed at personal and professional empowerment.

Our Panelists Include:

• Stanley Ly Ma, LPC – Director, Faculty/Staff Assistance Program

• Jazmyne Peters, PhD – Research Associate, Girls Like Us: Mind, Body, Voice

• Jacqueline Juarez, MS – DEI Cultural Specialist, Leeds

• Guillermo Ramirez, MA – Program Manager, Latinx Students, CISC

Please RSVP by Friday (11/15/2024) to confirm your attendance and secure a spot.

We would be delighted if you shared this with your networks. Your commitment to spreading the word about the �� Cultural Collective Meeting is invaluable as we work together to create a community of inclusivity and connection.

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Now Accepting Applications for The Korea Society Undergraduate Study Abroad Grant

Elizabeth Williams — Mon, 04 Nov 2024 19:42:10 +0000

Now Accepting Applications for The Korea Society Undergraduate Study Abroad Grant Elizabeth Williams Mon, 11/04/2024 - 12:42

Accepting applications for The Korea Society’s Spring 2025 Undergraduate Study Abroad Travel Grant from November 1st through November 30th.

Given the Society’s commitment to promoting a greater awareness, understanding and cooperation between the people of the U.S. and Korea, this travel grant, initiated in fall 2023, has been created to ensure a wide-range of undergraduate students have the opportunity to study and live in Korea. However, for some the high cost of travel to and from Korea can present a burden and personal funding for travel within the country can be nonexistent. Therefore this travel ‘topping off’ grant has been developed to defray travel expenses for students who would normally struggle financially to realize the life-changing experience of studying abroad, the soft-skill development which future employers find so attractive, and, most importantly, the chance to cultivate an in-person understanding of Korea, a country of strategic importance to the U.S.

Eligibility Requirements

* Enrolled as an undergraduate student in an accredited U.S. college or university.

* Be a U.S. citizen or U.S. permanent resident.

* Demonstrate a strong interest in Korea.

* Demonstrate financial need and a compelling explanation of how the travel grant award is important to them personally.

* Intend to enroll (or be enrolled) in a full academic term in spring 2025 or a full academic year studying abroad in Korea

Benefits

* Travel grant of up to $2,000 USD awarded directly to the student.

* Upon returning to the U.S., an opportunity to participate in a panel discussion offered by the Society with other grantees to share insights on the value of studying abroad in the Republic of Korea.

This grant is made possible through the generous support of the CKD Kochon Foundation.

Please direct questions to Linda Tobash at linda.tobash@koreasociety.org.

DEADLINE TO APPLY: NOVEMBER 30TH

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

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Applications Are Open for the 5th China-America Student Conference!

Elizabeth Williams — Fri, 01 Nov 2024 17:32:56 +0000

Applications Are Open for the 5th China-America Student Conference! Elizabeth Williams Fri, 11/01/2024 - 11:32

The China-America Student Conference (ChASC) is a student-led exchange program, initiated in 1934 by university students concerned by the breakdown of bilateral relations prior to the Second World War. Today, an equal number of students from the U.S. and China are competitively selected each year to spend two weeks over the summer together, studying and analyzing China-U.S. relations while visiting three to four diverse regions in the host country. This year we will be holding our inaugural visit to China making ChASC history!

Applications Are Open for the 5th China-America Student Conference!

The 5th China-America Student Conference (ChASC5) encourages participants to embark on a path of collaboration and cultural appreciation. Delegates will delve into invigorating programs, engage in meaningful dialogue, and participate in enriching cultural exchanges, all while gaining a profound appreciation for both commonalities and differences on a global scale. By fostering an environment of collaboration and respect, we aim to build a foundation for strong partnerships and lasting collaboration, navigating the complexities of U.S-China relations with insight and empathy.

The 5th JASC will travel to Beijing, Xi’an/Suzhou, and Shanghai from July 5th* to July 20th, 2025. Applications will be accepted until 11:59 p.m. EST on December 29, 2024.

*American delegates will potentially attend a mandatory 1-day orientation TBA inside the United States before the start of the main conference in China.

*Chinese delegates will potentially attend a mandatory 1-day orientation TBA inside China before the start of the main conference.

Click Here to Access the Application

Eligibility

All students studying in the United States or China are eligible to apply for the 5th ChASC. If you are graduating before the summer within two years (2023) or recently entered college, you are still eligible to apply. Please note which delegation you want to apply for as there are only 10 open spots on each side. Applicants interested in becoming a member of the American Delegation for the in-person conference must have a valid U.S passport and will need to apply for and acquire a Chinese visa prior to the start of the program. (ChASC Executive Committee will assist in providing letters).

ChASC welcomes applications from students of all academic majors to foster a deeper, interdisciplinary exchange. As the official language of the conference is English, no prior experience in Mandarin or Asian studies is required. Those interested in serving as a member of the Chinese delegation should be comfortable actively contributing to scholarly discussions conducted entirely in English.

Why ChASC?

Lifelong Friendships | Cross-Cultural Communication | Personal Development

ChASC is unique in that it is entirely student-run and student-led in nature. The 5 Executive Committee Members, elected by their peers at the end of the 4th ChASC, determine the conference theme, roundtable topics, programming, and oversee the day-to-day logistics of conference planning and execution.

This aspect of ChASC allows delegates to delve into topics that are of interest to them and empowers them to discuss pressing issues. This helps them recognize issues they may one day be tasked with as the next generation of U.S.-Asia leaders.

Delegates will not only develop strong cross-cultural communication skills through their interactions with their peers, but will also have numerous opportunities to network with leading officials, academics, and distinguished professionals in the public and private sectors, as well as prominent business leaders and key figures in the field of U.S.-China relations.

By balancing opportunities for personal, intellectual, and professional growth, ChASC encourages delegates to realize their keen ability to spark meaningful change on the world stage and within their local communities alike.

Academic Interchange

An indispensable component of all ChASC gatherings are the Roundtables, or RTs for short. During the Conference, delegates conduct original, personal research alongside their academic cohorts. Each RT is made up of an equal number of Chinese and American delegates to ensure a balanced exchange of cultural perspectives. Through these intensive discussions on meaningful subjects, participants gain a more nuanced understanding of their international counterparts and actively develop real world solutions in the context of the U.S.-China relationship.

Roundtable topics for the 5th ChASC include:

Global Governance
Perspective and Society
Agriculture and Environment
Language and Cultural Heritage

Questions?

For questions or additional information, please visit our linktree, website, or email chasc@iscdc.org

Follow our social media for live updates:

Instagram (@chasc_official)

LinkedIn (chasc_official)

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Opportunity for Emerging Translators: 2025 ALTA Emerging Translator Mentorship Program

Elizabeth Williams — Thu, 31 Oct 2024 15:00:58 +0000

Opportunity for Emerging Translators: 2025 ALTA Emerging Translator Mentorship Program Elizabeth Williams Thu, 10/31/2024 - 09:00

I'm writing from the American Literary Translators Association (ALTA) to send a friendly notice that might be of interest to your communities about the 2025 ALTA Emerging Translator Mentorship Program, which is open for applications until November 30 (that's 1 month from today)! If you would be willing to share this announcement with your communities, we would be most grateful.

The ALTA Emerging Translator Mentorship Program is designed to establish and facilitate a close working relationship between an experienced translator and an emerging translator on a project selected by the emerging translator. The mentorship duration is one year. The emerging translator is expected to choose a project that can be completed in that time, and they will only be advised on that particular project. The program is offered at no cost to the emerging translator, and applicants needn't be based in the US to apply for the program.

The following 18 mentorships are available in 2025:

§ Bangla, with mentor Shabnam Nadiya

§ Contemporary Literature from Québec, with mentor Madeleine Stratford

§ Gujarati, with mentor Jenny Bhatt

§ Hindi, with mentor Daisy Rockwell

§ Poetry from Hong Kong, with mentor May Huang

§ Prose from Hong Kong, with mentor Jennifer Feeley

§ Japanese, with mentor Takami Nieda

§ Kannada, with mentor Srinath Perur

§ Kashmiri, with mentor Kalpana Raina

§ Korean poetry, with mentor Jack Jung

§ Korean prose, with mentor Janet Hong

§ Persian, with mentor poupeh missaghi

§ Polish, with mentor Bill Johnston

§ Premodern, Classical, or Early Modern Literature from a South Asian language, with mentor Arshia Sattar

§ Swedish, with mentor Rachel Willson-Broyles

§ Literature from Taiwan, with mentor Lin King

§ Telugu, with mentor Afsar Mohammad

§ Urdu, with mentor Sana R. Chaudhry

Since its inception, the program has supported 71 translators working from 25 languages. For more information on how to apply, and for more information about the program, please visit our website, and learn more about next year's mentors here. Applications must be submitted via our Submittable portal by 11:59pm PT on November 30.

If you have questions, please consult this FAQ

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Apply for LINC (Miramontes Arts & Sciences Program)

Elizabeth Williams — Wed, 30 Oct 2024 22:12:32 +0000

Apply for LINC (Miramontes Arts & Sciences Program) Elizabeth Williams Wed, 10/30/2024 - 16:12

As the Nov. 8^th deadline to apply for our Learning, Inclusion, Networking & Community (LINC) program draws near, we're reaching out to adjacent �� programs, including CAS as part of our final push for applications.

Serving as the bridge program into MASP for current A&S students at ��, LINC is a weekend retreat (1/10-1/12) designed to create an inclusive academic community of scholars and friends consisting of a diverse group of students from all different backgrounds and A&S majors.

Accepted students receive a $250 stipend for completing the program and become eligible for a MASP participation scholarship ($1,000/semester), as a part of our community.

In addition to the link, I've also attached an image summarizing the program. If you know any students that would be a good fit in MASP please encourage them to apply!

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Boren Scholarship Info Session (for students, faculty and staff!)

Elizabeth Williams — Wed, 30 Oct 2024 22:10:37 +0000

Boren Scholarship Info Session (for students, faculty and staff!) Elizabeth Williams Wed, 10/30/2024 - 16:10

What is the Boren Scholarship? Are you planning to study abroad in Fall 2025 or Spring 2026 for Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Nepali, Portuguese, Russian

Urdu, or another critical language? Join us for a virtual meeting to learn about Boren funding for your program abroad. Boren Scholars study a wide range of critical languages and it's open to students of all proficiency levels. Info session: Wednesday, Nov 6th 12-1pm https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/93386847749. Info session open to students, staff and faculty! Contact: Sarah.Westmoreland@colorado.eduMore info: https://www.borenawards.org/

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Yale is hiring a Filipino (Tagalog) lector

Anonymous — Fri, 11 Oct 2024 15:19:34 +0000

Yale is hiring a Filipino (Tagalog) lector Anonymous (not verified) Fri, 10/11/2024 - 09:19

I’m delighted to announce that the Council on Southeast Asian Studies at Yale is hiring a full-time lector in Filipino (Tagalog). The full job description can be found in the link below, and a text version accessible to people with low bandwidth is also pasted below my signature line.

I would be grateful if you could please share this ad with your networks and encourage any prospective applicants to apply.

Application Deadline: October 31, 2024

Full job ad: https://jobs.chronicle.com/job/37716688/lector-senior-lector-i-filipino-tagalog-council-on-southeast-asia-studies/

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The Hidden Curriculum

Anonymous — Fri, 11 Oct 2024 15:18:00 +0000

The Hidden Curriculum Anonymous (not verified) Fri, 10/11/2024 - 09:18

The International English Center is excited to present the workshop, The Hidden Curriculum, for �� Boulder faculty, staff, and student employees who support international students. We hope you can attend! Also, please forward this email to anyone involved with international students who might be interested in attending. Thank you!
- When: Nov 7, 2024 01:00 - 2:00 PM
- Topic: The Hidden Curriculum
- This workshop, designed for faculty and staff who support international students, examines the implicit norms and expectations that are not formally communicated to university students. Our goal is to promote greater equity in higher education by helping international students navigate the dominant learning culture and understand these crucial expectations.
- Register in advance for this webinar: https://cuboulder.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_uVwWnS5ETLiLUa6fJkiPeQ

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Now Accepting Applications for The Korea Society Undergraduate Study Abroad Grant

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Opportunity for Emerging Translators: 2025 ALTA Emerging Translator Mentorship Program

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Apply for LINC (Miramontes Arts & Sciences Program)

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Boren Scholarship Info Session (for students, faculty and staff!)

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Yale is hiring a Filipino (Tagalog) lector

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The Hidden Curriculum

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�� Cultural Collective Meeting