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March 23, 2021

Suzanne Ryan to Speak on Academic Book Publishing

Former Editor-in-Chief for Humanities at Oxford University Press, Suzanne Ryan, will discuss with Purdue University staff the topic of “Navigating Academic Book Publishing: What to Expect, What to Do, and How to Do It Well.” The ‘virtual residency’ session is

Former Editor-in-Chief for Humanities at Oxford University Press, Suzanne Ryan, will discuss with Purdue University staff the topic of "Navigating Academic Book Publishing: What to Expect, What to Do, and How to Do It Well." The 'virtual residency' session is...

March 18, 2021

BGSA 20th Annual Awards Gala Invites CLA Attendees

The Black Graduate Student Association will hold its 20th Annual BGSA Awards and Recognition Gala on Saturday April 10, 2021 at 5:00 PM EST. The event will be held virtually via Zoom. CLA Administration, Faculty and Grad Students are invited

The Black Graduate Student Association will hold its 20th Annual BGSA Awards and Recognition Gala on Saturday April 10, 2021 at 5:00 PM EST. The event will be held virtually via Zoom. CLA Administration, Faculty and Grad Students are invited...

Last Update: September 23, 2021

Purdue University is part of Humanities Without Walls, and as a special benefit, we are invited to compete in the limited submission competition for humanities research Grand Challenge grants.

Humanities Without Walls invites applications for interdisciplinary, collaborative, research-based projects in the humanities and arts that build a clearly communicated commitment to methodologies of reciprocity and redistribution into their project design and proposal narratives, regardless of the research topic or theme they focus on.

PI Eligibility: Tenure-line faculty in humanities or humanistic social sciences
Award amount: Up to $150,000
Project Period: January 1st, 2022–December 31st, 2024
Application Deadline: November 15th, 2021, Midnight, Central Time
How to Submit: Proposals should be emailed as a single PDF to HWWDirectorOps@illinois.edu.

In anticipation of the final proposal, the CLA Office of Research can support preparatory work through a local grant. The deadline is April 23, and should be submitted according to the outlined instructions.

If you have questions, please contact our office at cla-adr@purdue.edu or contact Jason Mierek, HWW Director of Operations, at the email address listed above. Thank you, and good luck!

HWW Link

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March 17, 2021

WGHI Presents Former NSF Director Dr. Rita Colwell in “A Lab of One’s Own”

The Women’s Global Health Institute presents Dr. Rita Colwell, former Director of the National Science Foundation and WGHI External Advisory Council member, in her virtual event titled “A Lab of One’s Own: One Woman’s Journey Through Sexism in Science.” The

The Women's Global Health Institute presents Dr. Rita Colwell, former Director of the National Science Foundation and WGHI External Advisory Council member, in her virtual event titled "A Lab of One's Own: One Woman's Journey Through Sexism in Science." The...

March 17, 2021

An Introduction to Identifying & Soliciting Department of Defense Funding

The Department of Defense works with hundreds of scholars on topics as diverse as climate change, social equity, or reframing the battlefield of the future. How can Purdue scholars take better advantage of these funding opportunities? Join three Purdue scholars and alumni on March 26 on Zoom to learn more about the opportunities.

The Department of Defense works with hundreds of scholars on topics as diverse as climate change, social equity, or reframing the battlefield of the future. How can Purdue scholars take better advantage of these funding opportunities? Join three Purdue scholars...

March 12, 2021

Virtual Religious Studies Lecture Presented in March

Hello All, Dr. Thomas Ryba, Director of Religious Studies, has extended an invitation to a virtual Religious Studies lecture by Dr. Tania Checchi on Monday March 22 at 7:30 PM EST. Checchi’s lecture, titled Migrating Images and Ritual Effects: A Mimetic

Hello All, Dr. Thomas Ryba, Director of Religious Studies, has extended an invitation to a virtual Religious Studies lecture by Dr. Tania Checchi on Monday March 22 at 7:30 PM EST. Checchi's lecture, titled Migrating Images and Ritual Effects: A Mimetic...

March 11, 2021

Dean Knudsen PhD Dissertation Award Calls for Applications

The Knudsen Dissertation Award supports students in the process of completing their dissertation research. The award can be used for an array of costs and expenses related to data collection, data acquisition, and analysis for either quantitative or qualitative projects.

The Knudsen Dissertation Award supports students in the process of completing their dissertation research. The award can be used for an array of costs and expenses related to data collection, data acquisition, and analysis for either quantitative or qualitative projects. ...

March 9, 2021

Next Steps – Environmental Justice, Climate Change, and Racial Justice Symposium

You are invited to join a two-day virtual symposium to learn about the intersections among racial justice, law, climate change, environmental policy, and the arts. March 25-26, 2021 The symposium will consist of panels, breakout sessions, a film screening, and

You are invited to join a two-day virtual symposium to learn about the intersections among racial justice, law, climate change, environmental policy, and the arts. March 25-26, 2021 The symposium will consist of panels, breakout sessions, a film screening, and...

March 8, 2021

CLA Excellence in Discovery and Creative Endeavors (EIDCE) 2021 Awardees Announced

CLA would like to warmly congratulate this year’s EIDCE Awardees: Professor Laura Zanotti in Anthropology, Assistant Professor Jennifer Hoewe in Communication, and Assistant Professor Spencer Headworth in Sociology. Your recognition by your colleagues is well-earned! The Excellence in Discovery and

CLA would like to warmly congratulate this year's EIDCE Awardees: Professor Laura Zanotti in Anthropology, Assistant Professor Jennifer Hoewe in Communication, and Assistant Professor Spencer Headworth in Sociology. Your recognition by your colleagues is well-earned! The Excellence in Discovery and...

Last Update: March 5, 2021

Purdue University is excited to announce the Early User Program (EUP) for Anvil, an NSF Category I large-capacity computational research platform. Anvil will provide a seamless and comprehensive ecosystem of software, access interfaces, programming environments, and composable services to support a broad range of science and engineering applications.

Anvil will integrate new technologies for interactive usage, scalable HPC, machine learning and big data applications; prioritize researcher productivity and ease of use; and provide an extensible architecture for interoperation with complementary data-intensive projects, campus resources, and commercial cloud.

Please find more information about the Anvil EUP in the attached PDF document, and join the Anvil team for an informative webinar to learn more about the system, how you can apply it to your research, and join the Early User Program. The webinar will take place via Microsoft Teams starting at 2pm on Monday, March 29, 2021. It is scheduled for 90 minutes.

Join the Anvil EUP Webinar HERE.

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