RSVP: Winter Storm 2022
Winter Storm will take place January 11-14 and January 18-20. We encourage you to attend in person* at the Language Science Center: it's the best way to meet a variety of people and have good discussions, both planned and unplanned. We'll provide coffee, lunch, and snacks to make it worth your while! But if you can't make it to the LSC, we may be able to offer a hybrid option for some sessions, so please let us know that below.

*Of course we'll be tracking COVID conditions, and we'll adjust our plans if necessary.

For more details on the schedule and sessions, check out the webpage: https://languagescience.umd.edu/ws2022
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Do you plan to join us for lunch at the LSC? *
Do you plan to attend the introductory R workshop?
1/11 - 1/13, 10-11:30am. This series of sessions is intended for people with little to no experience with R.
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Do you plan to attend the intermediate/advanced workshops on data processing and analysis?
1/18 - 1/20, 10-11:30am. Select all that apply, including which topics you'd be interested in. You can suggest a topic with the "other" option.
Are you interested in attending the following sessions?
Yes, in person
Could only attend remotely
Faculty life stories/Ask Me Anything (1-2pm, dates TBA)
Choosing your career path (1-2pm, date TBA)
Alumni panel: Research careers outside academia (1-2pm, date TBA)
Getting started with grant writing (1-2pm, date TBA)
Improving your writing (2:30-3:30pm, 1/11, 1/13, 1/19)
Communicating language science to a broad audience (2:30-3:30pm, 1/12, 1/18, 1/20)
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Nominate a faculty member to tell their life story
Find out the sports they played in high school, why they ended up in their field, how they landed that sweet faculty job, and anything else you can think to ask!
Which discussion/working groups would you be interested in participating in (or leading)?
Groups will meet after 3:30; specific dates to be decided by group leaders.
Any other questions, comments, or suggestions?
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