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    <em>Chapter Zero</em>, a work by Karena Ingram '16, Music Composition alumna, was selected to be featured on a solo CD project by Dr. Iwona Glinka   </div>
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    <div><span>Dr. Iwona Glinka is a Polish flautist and soloist in new and experimental music. She is the founder of the Phasma-Music Ensemble, and has toured as a featured performer and ensemble member throughout the Americas, Europe, and Asia. After responding to her competition for one-minute solo flute pieces, Glinka was kind enough to select my work, <em>Chapter Zero</em>, as a winner. She will be recording the pieces she has selected in a solo album and performing them in the fall. Chapter Zero is inspired by the artwork of Irene Chan called <em>Chapter Zero</em>. This installment features a plastic flower floating in water, etched with the words “existence,” “non-existence,” “both,” and ”neither.” The piece depicts the minimal quality of the artwork while capturing the textures and essence of water and words.</span></div>
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    <div><span>Congratulations to Karena on this fantastic news! </span></div>
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<Title>Be Here: Baltimore &#8211; Call for Proposals</Title>
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    <h6><span>Be nimble, be quick: </span></h6>
    <div><span>Submit your proposals no later than July 10, 2016; win $1,000 and publish your mobile stories by August 15!</span></div>
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    <div><strong>WHAT:</strong></div>
    <div>We want to hear your stories of the history, culture, and people of Baltimore in order to connect the city’s many voices with global and local audiences. Find out more about the <em>Be Here: Baltimore project </em><a href="http://www.museweb.us/behere/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo"><strong>here</strong></a>.</div>
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    <div><strong>WHY: </strong></div>
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    <em>Be Here: Baltimore</em> aims to catalyze a mobile storytelling eco-system that helps sustain creators (individuals as well as organizations) by making Baltimore’s culture and heritage more visible, relevant, and accessible to local and global audiences.</div>
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    <strong>HOW</strong>:</div>
    <div>With sponsorship from <a href="https://izi.travel/en" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">izi.TRAVEL</a>, <a href="http://www.museweb.us" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">MuseWeb</a> is offering $25,000 in funding to help you tell your stories through open mobile platforms. 20 projects will be granted $1,000 each to create location-based digital content about Baltimore’s cultural heritage and collections designed for mobile users. After the delivery of the projects on August 15, a further $5,000 in matching grants will be divided among the most successful projects for creating additional content and expanding the mobile experiences.</div>
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    <div>For more information visit the <em>Be Here: Baltimore</em> website (below)</div>
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    zero tolerance laws on suspension rates, racial gaps in discipline, and student
    behavior. The article, “Estimating the Effect of State Zero Tolerance Laws
    on Exclusionary Discipline, Racial Discipline Gaps, and Student Behavior,” is
    available in the <em>Online First </em>section of <a href="http://epa.sagepub.com/content/early/2016/05/24/0162373716652728?papetoc" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Educational
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    a state mandatory expulsion law, one that mandates expulsion for offenses such
    as weapons or assault, is predictive of increased use of exclusionary
    discipline. Furthermore, the increase is greater for Black and Hispanic
    students than for White students. For instance, Curran finds the presence
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    <p>This graduate assistantship is the manager for all communications between GSA, OGSL, graduate students, and the greater UMBC/Baltimore community.  This includes e-mail inbox management, updating social media <em>(Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and the MyUMBC portal), </em>and co-managing the GSA website <em>(recently formatted in WordPress and Google).</em>  This GA manages logistics of all GSA events (catering, room reservations, scheduling), including monthly Senate meetings and social hours, National Graduate Student Week (spring), the 39<sup>th</sup> Graduate Research Conference, and special events (i.e. Fall Welcome Picnic, GSA Awards Banquet).</p>
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    <div>If you are interested, please view the attached announcement for job duties, qualifications, requirements and compensation and <strong>please submit all documents needed for application to Ms. Dawn Galindo at <a href="mailto:dgalindo@umbc.edu" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">dgalindo@umbc.edu</a>. </strong><br>
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    <div>INDS Student Ethan Griffin has been recently featured in the UMBC News article, "First year of UMBC Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program serves more than 100 local community members". Ethan discusses his experience serving as a volunteer tax preparer for local community members. Congrats on your accomplishment, Ethan!</div>
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    <br>What would schools look like if they were run by the community? Join the Teachers’ Democracy Project and partners on Wednesday, June 22 form 5:30-7:30pm, for a discussion with Jitu Brown about a school model called Community Control of Schools.<br><br>The event is FREE!!! Please RSVP at <a href="https://www.eventbrite.com/e/discussion-of-community-control-of-schools-with-jitu-brown-tickets-25996592508" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">https://www.eventbrite.com/e/discussion-of-community-control-of-schools-with-jitu-brown-tickets-25996592508</a><br><br>The discussion will be held at the Real News Network - 231 Holliday Street, Baltimore, MD 21202. Dinner will be provided. Child care will be provided upon request.<br><br><br>Jitu is a master organizer. He was the education organizer for the Kenwood Oakland Community Organization (KOCO) in Chicago--the oldest African-American led Grassroots organizing group in the city. He has over 24 years experience bringing Grassroots voices and vision to the table. He is now the director of Journey For Justice Alliance--a national network of 40 Grassroots Community organizations with a primary constituency of parents and Youth in 23 cities across the United States; committed to Community Driven School Improvement.<br><br><img src="https://my3.my.umbc.edu/system/shared/attachments/news/000/060/621/eb9c0e8145b126a87392d98bb1fd81c3/Screen%20Shot%202016-06-14%20at%208.59.43%20AM.png" height="192" width="202" style="max-width: 100%; height: auto;"><br><br>
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    <div>The Power of Narrative in the Virtual Public Square is part of a larger project, Baltimore Stories, funded by the NEH, that UMCP, UMBC Dresher Center, UMBC Imaging Research Center (IRC) and the Enoch Pratt are co-sponsoring.  On June 8, Joe Tropea (History M.A. alum) will talk about the documentary he produced and directed with Skizz Cyzkof called "Hit and Stay" about the Catonsville Nine and other draft board actions during the Vietnam War. On June 11, Denise Meringolo, Director of UMBC Public History MA, will be talking about the public digital archive of the April 2015 events that she and many collaborators have developed.</div>
    <div>Anyone interested in public scholarship and Baltimore might want to tune in to all of these <a href="https://arhusynergy.umd.edu/programs/baltimore-stories-narratives-and-life-american-city" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Baltimore Stories events</a>.</div>
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    <div>Dr. Bickel and Sherella Cupid are working with a team from the IRC (Lee Boot, Chris Kojzar and Jaclin Paul) on five Baltimore community events as part of this larger project that are focused on culture, stories and arts and their central role in our Baltimore lives and the changing economy of the city and region. These events will be held over the summer and next fall. More information on those will be posted on the LLC group also. </div>
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    <strong>Session 1:</strong> Wednesday, June 8th 6:00pm to 8:00pm </div>
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    <strong>Session 2:</strong> Saturday, June 11th 1:00pm to 3:00pm</div>
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    <div>In today’s society, technology and social media create virtual public spaces where stories and narratives are created, shared, written, rewritten, and archived. Following the death of Freddie Gray, the Maryland Historical Society, University of Baltimore, and University of Maryland, Baltimore County jointly created a digital archive of stories and photographs as a way of building and telling a more complete story. Twitter is another virtual public square where the events in Baltimore were discussed.</div>
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    <div>The focus of this public program will be on exploring how people who participated in virtual public spaces during the events following the killing of Freddie Gray think about their involvement in the shaping of the narrative. In this public program, data storytelling experts will come together with Baltimore residents to discuss engagement in virtual public spaces. Participants will discuss how social media changes the narrative(s) and the interrelationships between social media and legacy media, the more traditional means of communication and expression that predate the internet. </div>
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<Title>Congrats to Our INDS Alum Yoo-Jin Kang!</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Congratulations to our very own INDS alum, Yoo-Jin Kang, for her UMBC Review publication! Yoo-Jin recently graduated last year in 2015 with a double major in her INDS Degree concentration in: Psychosocial and Cultural Perspectives on Violence, as well as a major in Language &amp; Cultural Studies.<div>Even after they graduate, our students always find brilliant ways to make us proud.<div>
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