Story Collider Presents: Stories from Boise State Civil Engineering
The Story Collider is delighted to partner with Boise State University and share stories from the Civil Engineering undergraduate program. Join us for an evening of five true, personal stories about going with the “Flow!” Whether it’s figuring out who you are, how to fit in or how to navigate a new job, it’s a journey that sometimes feels like it requires a map, but most importantly “(you) go with the Flow!”.
When: Friday April 7th
Time: Doors open at 6:00 pm MDT. Show starts at 6:30 pm MDT.
Register for your free tickets.
A livestream will be available to attend the event remotely and will be provided to all registered attendees.
Faculty Research Lightning Talks
Service Learning
Lightning Talks return to Boise State University this April, and we want to see you there! Lightning Talks is an online event where researchers and faculty speak on interdisciplinary opportunities and how they overlap and work within the research community. Each presenter speaks on their topic for 5 minutes, giving an introduction to their ideas but leaving us wanting more. With quick talks, varying perspectives, and discussions on how these ideas are important to learning and research, you’ll walk away with some unique knowledge and some new topics to delve into. Join us Friday April 14th at 1:00 pm MST for this Lightning Talks topic: Service-Learning!
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Presenters & Topics
- Mike Stefancic, MEd, Service-Learning Assistant Director of Community Partnership
Learning with the Community - Mari Rice, EdD, Environmental Studies Program
The University as a Living Lab: Models for Community Engagement on Campus - Sasha Wang, PhD, Department of Mathematics
Connecting Students’ Mathematics Learning with Their Future Workplace Skills - Shelly Volsche, PhD, Department of Anthropology
Aligning Research and Service to the Community - Kendall House, PhD, Department of Anthropology
Service-Learning through UX Research - Sherena Huntsman, PhD, Department of Writing Studies
UX Research with Service Learning
Additional Information and Downloadable PDF Poster
Research Development & Grant Writing Newsletter
The March 2023 issue of the Research Development & Grant Writing Newsletter is out!
This month’s Featured Articles include:
- March 2023 Select List of Humanities, HSS, and Arts Opportunities & News
- AFRI Foundational Review Criteria & Narrative Format
- NSF Office Hours and the PRoSPCT Tool
- Grants: Native American Graves Repatriation Act
- Budget of the US Government FY23/Agency Allocations
- Basic Research: The Trial-and-Error Trap
- How the Department of Energy Reviews Your Proposal
- How Your Research Fits in Your Discipline’s State of the Art
The Research Development and Grant Writing Newsletter is available to faculty, staff, students, and affiliates with log-in access to the Albertsons Library. This subscription is sponsored by the Division of Research and Economic Development with support from the Albertsons Library. For reference, previous newsletters are located here.