The Art and Humanity of AI
From classrooms to research labs, the College of Arts and Humanities is shaping how we understand artificial intelligence and guiding its responsible future.
$440K award will put scholars on D.C. site, support new course for students to learn to conduct studies in real-world settings.
The Maryland Language Science Center has received a grant from the National Science Foundation to support a collaborative project across researchers from UMD, Gallaudet, and Howard Universities and the new Planet Word museum in Washington, DC.
A self study to evaluate progress since the center's founding in 2013.
Nataliya Stepanova has become the University’s sixth (ever) recipient of a Marshall Scholarship.
Apply by December 14th for UMD's Guatemala Winter School!
Attend Rupture and Repair: What to Do When Someone Gets Hurt on December 3rd, 2020 from 12:30 PM to 2:00 PM.
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP:How can we address bias in the workplace? One of the best remedies is to understand, in a foundational way, how bias is expressed in interpersonal interactions.This training uses linguistic anthropology to lay out a clear framewor
This statement was sent to language science community members in October 2020, based on discussions among members of the LSC Executive Committee.
How we're adapting our community, space, and research to keep us connected through the pandemic.
Among the many UMD students graduating remotely this Spring, we congratulate several outstanding PULSAR students. Between them, they have completed a variety of majors, minors, research projects, outreach activities, and internships.