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<Title>INDS is Offering INDS 330-Ways of Knowing as a Summer Course</Title>
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    <p><strong><span><a href="https://highpoint-prd.ps.umbc.edu/app/catalog/coursesections/UMBC1/054977/1/2156" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">WAYS of KNOWING - INDS 330</a></span></strong></p>
    <p><strong><em><span>An interdisciplinary approach to complex issues facing us today</span></em></strong></p>
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    <p><strong>Summer Session II – Six Weeks </strong></p>
    <p><strong>Class Number - 2556</strong></p>
    <p><strong>July 6th – August 14th</strong></p>
    <p><strong>Mondays, <span><span>1:00 – 4:10 PM</span></span></strong></p>
    <p>The
     critical challenges of our time involve a tangle of disciplines: from 
    pollution to crime, cancer to climate change. Tackling those problems 
    requires knowing how to effectively integrate different areas of 
    knowledge.</p>
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    <p><strong>“Ways of Knowing”</strong> provides
     interesting, fun and wide-ranging experiences in constructing 
    big-picture analysis of the important issues facing us today.  Using 
    real-world examples, you’ll practice creative thinking and problem 
    solving by learning how to integrate complex information across multiple
     disciplines.  It helps students transform the way they think, learn and
     write.</p>
    <p>Professor and philosopher Jim Thomas, who was previously featured in the <a href="http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2010-04-11/news/bal-md.professor11apr11_1_professor-laugh-instructor" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Baltimore Sun</a> as “<span>one
     of the most popular college instructors in the nation” teaches the 
    summer course.  He is known for “pushing students to laugh and think” 
    and INDS 330 will be no exception.</span></p>
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    <strong>Develop critical thinking &amp; problem solving skills</strong><br>
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    <strong>Integrate and analyze compelling cross-disciplinary issues</strong><br>
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    <strong>Transform how you think, learn, and write</strong><br>
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    <strong>Fulfills upper level GEP writing intensive requirement</strong><br>
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    <strong>Hybrid course - reduced in-person class time with a portion offered online</strong><br>
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    <p><span><strong><a href="http://www.umbc.edu/summer/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">http://www.umbc.edu/summer/</a></strong></span></p>
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<Summary>WAYS of KNOWING - INDS 330  An interdisciplinary approach to complex issues facing us today        Summer Session II – Six Weeks   Class Number - 2556  July 6th – August 14th  Mondays, 1:00 – 4:10...</Summary>
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<Title>The Kinetic Sculpture Race Has Been Postponed</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">For the AVAM's Kinetic Sculpture Race that was initially schedule for this weekend on May 2nd, AVAM has announced the following:<div>
    <br><div>"<span>Out of respect for the current declared State of Emergency, American Visionary Art Museum has postponed its annual Kinetic Sculpture Race, originally scheduled for this </span><span>Saturday, May 2nd</span><span>.</span><strong> A new date will be announced, hopefully, this week.</strong><span> The Baltimore City Mayor's Office has offered additional security for our race, now in its 17th year, that has always been dedicated to the 
    delight, communal participation, peace and love of our City. </span>
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    <p>For all official Kinetic Sculpture Race updates follow: <a href="http://kineticbaltimore.com/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">KineticBaltimore.com</a>. </p>
    <p>We’ll give give more race details as we have them.</p>
    <p>Thank you for your continued Race participation, dedication, understanding and support."</p>
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<Summary>For the AVAM's Kinetic Sculpture Race that was initially schedule for this weekend on May 2nd, AVAM has announced the following:   "Out of respect for the current declared State of Emergency,...</Summary>
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<NewsItem contentIssues="true" id="51638" important="false" status="posted" url="https://my3.my.umbc.edu/groups/cahss/posts/51638">
<Title>Dr. Kate on activism, bicycling, and the Baltimore uprising</Title>
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    <div>"Baltimore Cyclist Catches Riots In Action" From Bicycling Magazine, full article available here: <a href="http://www.bicycling.com/culture/news/baltimore-cyclist-catches-riots-action" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">http://www.bicycling.com/culture/news/baltimore-cyclist-catches-riots-action</a>
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    <div><span>Kate Drabinski rides around Baltimore everyday and writes about what she sees on her blog <a href="http://whatisawridingmybikearoundtoday.com/2015/04/27/cops-in-riot-gear-at-mondawmin-mall-at-liberty-heights-and-reisterstown-road/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">What I Saw Riding My Bike Around Town Today</a>. </span></div>
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    <div>On Monday, her wanderings led her to a standoff between Baltimore police and high-school students from Coppin Academy.</div>
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    <div>Police had gathered outside the Mondawmin Mall, which is adjacent to the school and earlier in the day had been the site of looting following the funeral of Freddie Gray, the 25-year-old black man who died in police custody on April 19.</div>
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    <div>Drabinski watched as students crossed the mall parking lot to board busses that would take them home. Some kids started taking selfies with the cops and goofing around, she says, and the situation escalated.  Drabinski backed away as police donned riot gear and moved to break up the crowd. “The cops were so heavily armed, it’s scary to think about what they were going to do, and I didn’t want to be in the way,” she said. </div>
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    <div>She managed to grab one shot of the chaos with her iPhone but didn’t fully understand its significance until she arrived home and learned of the extent of the riots. “Taking the picture and writing about it helped me understand the difference between what was going on in the news and what I saw. It helped me understand how escalation can happen,” she said.</div>
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    <div>Drabinski, who teaches gender and women’s studies at the University of Maryland Baltimore County, rides daily because she believes it gives her a better sense of a community—its achievements, problems, and shifting moods. So she was not surprised by Baltimore’s riots. “One of the things that I’ve learned from riding a bike around the city all the time is that you can see the things that people are organizing about. Ride your bike and keep your eyes open; you’ll see a lot more.”</div>
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<Summary>"Baltimore Cyclist Catches Riots In Action" From Bicycling Magazine, full article available here: http://www.bicycling.com/culture/news/baltimore-cyclist-catches-riots-action        Kate Drabinski...</Summary>
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<Title>Congratulations to Our Graduating Seniors!</Title>
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    <div class="html-content">Congratulations to Our May 2015 Graduates:<div>Meagan Benneman</div>
    <div>Andres Camacho</div>
    <div>Kelsey Donnellan</div>
    <div>Chad Grant</div>
    <div>Sharde Hoff</div>
    <div>Aastha Jain</div>
    <div>Yoo-Jin Kang</div>
    <div>Madhu Karamsetty</div>
    <div>Michael Kelbaugh</div>
    <div>Maciej Naszkewicz</div>
    <div>Kaili Offenbacher</div>
    <div>Daryl Spencer Rosenberry</div>
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    <div>And a special congratulations for the graduates who will receive awards at the Capstone Presentations:</div>
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    <div>2015 Outstanding Academic Achievement Award</div>
    <div>Yoo-Jin Kang</div>
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    <div>2015 Mary Jo Kleiner Award for Service to the INDS Program</div>
    <div>Kelsey Donnellan</div>
    <div>Aastha Jain</div>
    <div>Spencer Rosenberry</div>
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    <div>2014 Capstone Project Presentation Award</div>
    <div>Rachel Kelly</div>
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    <div>2014 Patricia La Noue Scholarship</div>
    <div>Yoo-Jin Kang</div>
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    <div>We wish them all the best in their future endeavors!</div>
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<Summary>Congratulations to Our May 2015 Graduates: Meagan Benneman  Andres Camacho  Kelsey Donnellan  Chad Grant  Sharde Hoff  Aastha Jain  Yoo-Jin Kang  Madhu Karamsetty  Michael Kelbaugh  Maciej...</Summary>
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<Title>"Baltimore riots" in The Conversation</Title>
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    <div>The Ceremony will be on Thursday, April 30th from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm in the Library Gallery.</div>
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<Title>CFP: 7th Annual ACMHE Conference: Building Just Communities</Title>
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    <div>We often see contemplative approaches as practices focused inward, as forms of self-inquiry and reflection for fostering intrapersonal development. However, we also know that they arise out of and influence broader human relations, developing and sustaining greater interpersonal connection. What is this connection? How can interpersonal connection be nurtured, especially in the service of social justice and the creation of “beloved communities” like those envisioned by Josiah Royce and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.?</div>
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    <li><span>What have social movements (past and present) taught us about building just communities and the use of contemplative practices in creating a just world?</span></li>
    <li><span>How can contemplative practices help us honor differences between us, recognizing the sociopolitical dynamics that so often accompany those differences?</span></li>
    <li><span>What is the responsibility of contemplative pedagogy with regard to social justice initiatives/movements?</span></li>
    <li><span>How can contemplative communities do the work of unsettling oppression, both within the communities and outside of them? How can we be guided by the work of contemplative and spiritually-based communities throughout history?</span></li>
    <li><span>How can we inspire students to engage in just community building through contemplative pedagogy?</span></li>
    <li><span>How can these initiatives more effectively engage marginalized students?</span></li>
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    <div>As a long-time advocate and supporter of cultural diversity and equity issues in the nation’s public cultural and educational institutions, Mr. Early began these pursuits at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1969, where he received a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish. In 1971, Early entered the Graduate Studies program at Howard University on a Ford Foundation Fellowship to pursue a Ph.D. in Latin American and Caribbean History and a minor in African and Afro-American History.</div>
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    <div>During his years as a student, Early worked a number of jobs that helped to shape his career. At the Martin Luther King Center, he worked in the archives and then from 1970 to 1971 as an administrative and research assistant to the director of the Institute of the Black World. In 1973, he went to work at the Smithsonian Institute as a folklore consultant and researcher. In 1976, he became an associate professor at Antioch College in Washington, D.C., and worked at Howard University's Institute for the Arts and Humanities.</div>
    <div>In 1978, Early became the producer, writer and host of Ten Minutes Left, a weekly radio show on WHUR-FM. He hosted this program for five years while working at the National Endowment for the Humanities as the humanist administrator.</div>
    <div>Since 1984, Early has held several positions within the Smithsonian Institution, including Director of Cultural Studies and Communication at the Center for Folklife Programs and Cultural Studies, Assistant Provost for Educational and Cultural Programs, Assistant Secretary for Education and Public Service, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Public Service, and Executive Assistant to the Assistant Secretary for Public Service.</div>
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    <div>Active in many organizations, Early served on the founding steering committee of the International Network for Cultural Diversity and was the humanities coordinator of the Trans- Africa Afro Americans and Cuba Cultural Conversation Project in 2000. He has served on the board of directors of the Children's Studio School since 1993, and since 1995 on the National Black Program Consortium, a program that funds independent black filmmakers. He writes on the politics of culture, lectures internationally and works with those in prison. Early is fluent in Spanish, can converse in Portuguese, reads French and has some knowledge of Mandarin Chinese.</div>
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<Title>Electracy: Gregory L. Ulmer's Textshop Experiments</Title>
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    <div>LLC Professor Craig Saper, with contributions to the manuscript preparation and index from LLC doctoral students Felix Burgos and Kevin Wisniewski, has co-edited and introduced a new book on <strong><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Electracy-Textshop-Experiments-Critical-Humanities/dp/1934542504/ref=cm_cr_pr_pb_t" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Electracy: Gregory L. Ulmer's Textshop Experiments</a></strong> (2015).</div>
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    <div>"Textshop" refers to a pedagogy for teaching rhetorical invention, with application to any form of production of texts or works in Arts and Letters fields, or for teaching creative thinking in general. The essays, which are published works of <a href="http://www.egs.edu/faculty/gregory-ulmer/biography/" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">Gregory Ulmer</a>, provide an innovative approach to media education and literacy.</div>
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    <span>Growing out of that book, Burgos and Wisniewski have started a peer-review scholarly journal on </span><span><strong>Textshop Experiments. </strong>To learn more </span>about<span> the project, </span>visit the project's website:<span> <a href="http://www.ulmertextshop.com" rel="nofollow external" class="bo">http://www.ulmertextshop.com</a></span>
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