Home >> Event Category >> Research and Scholarly Work

Research and Scholarly Work

Symposium: Représentations et réception médiatiques

Représentations et réception médiatiques d’écrivaines de langue française (19e-21e siècles)

Alumni, Colloquium, Lecture, Research and Scholarly Work, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, Symposium, Faculty, Graduate, Undergraduate
The Science of Well-Being

Self-care is important and we tend to neglect it more often than not.

Career Activities, Culture, graduate, Language, Linguistics, Literature, Research and Scholarly Work, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, self-care, SLLC Community, summer, Workshop, Graduate
Writing Sessions

There will be two Zoom rooms and you can join either.

Career Activities, Culture, Film, graduate, Language, Linguistics, Literature, Research and Scholarly Work, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, summer, Workshop, Graduate
Interdisciplinary Reading Group

We will meet to explore topics from

activities, Career Activities, Culture, graduate students, Language, Literature, Research and Scholarly Work, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, summer, Workshop, Graduate
Pauline Goul presents her talk, "Woodcuts"

Pauline Goul (The George Washington University): 

Alumni, Conference, Dialogue, Environmental Humanities, Lecture, Research and Scholarly Work, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, SLLC Community, Faculty, Staff, General Audience, Graduate, French, Prospective Students, Undergraduate, Visitor
"Forever Wachingtonian Salvadorean"

"Professor Ana Patricia Rodríguez and historian José Centeno-Meléndez discuss identity and representation in DC's Salvadoran community."

Alumni, DC, Global Cultures, Global Engagement, Identity, Language(s), Other, Race/Ethnicity, Representation, Research and Scholarly Work, Salvadoran Community, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, Visibility, Faculty, Staff, General Audience, Graduate, Prospective Students, Undergraduate, Visitor, Spanish and Portuguese
James Millward Presentation - Race, Equity & Justice Series

“China's Racial Problems on the Western and Eastern Fronts: Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region & Japanese Empire,” James Millward (Georgetown University), sponsored by the Department of E

Alumni, Dialogue, East Asian Languages and Cultures, Global Cultures, Global Engagement, Lecture, Race/Ethnicity, Research and Scholarly Work, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, SLLC Community, Speaker Series, Faculty, Staff, General Audience, Graduate, Prospective Students, Undergraduate, Visitor
Qualifying Paper and Research Project Updates

Dear SLAers!

Forum, Language(s), Research and Scholarly Work, Faculty, Graduate, Second Language Acquisition
Usage-based LA: Implicit and Explicit learning

*If you want to join the talk or cannot find the recommended reading, contact Dr. Kira Gor at kiragor@umd.edu so you can be added to the Zoom room.

Alumni, Ellis, Explicit, Guest Speaker, Implicit, Interface, learning, Research and Scholarly Work, SLA, SLLC Community, Speaker Series, Usage-Based, Faculty, Staff, General Audience, Graduate, Prospective Students, Undergraduate, Visitor, Second Language Acquisition
SLA Guest speaker: Shaofeng Li "Working Memory and SLA"
Working memory —a cognitive device for simultaneous information storage and manipulation— has been center stage in second language acquisition research.
Alumni, Lecture, Li, Research, Research and Scholarly Work, School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, SLA, sllc, SLLC Community, Speaker Series, Working Memory, Faculty, Staff, General Audience, Graduate, Prospective Students, Undergraduate, Visitor, Second Language Acquisition

Pages

Subscribe to Research and Scholarly Work