News from the Social Science Research Institute
We are pleased to announce “Hawaiʻi is my Haven: Race and Indigeneity in the Black Pacific” a book talk by Dr. Nitasha Sharma on Tuesday, October 26th at 3PM HST. Registration link in bio. The event is being co-sponsored with the Department of Sociology.
Preparing a Career Development (K) Award? Join us for advice from the experts at #NIHsem, the NIH Virtual Seminar on Program Funding & Grants Administration!
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'White Borders' explores America's long history of racially exclusive immigration policies
'White Borders' explores America's long history of racially exclusive immigration policies
Reece Jones, the chair of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Department of Geography and the Environment, explores...
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“The hire would incorporate both western and indigenous scientific knowledge systems to facilitate the preservation and protection of freshwater resources in support of the livelihoods and traditional practices of Native Hawaiians.” https://t.co/RXv4RFbGsw
The Department of Geography and Environment is hiring a tenure track assistant professor with research interests in water and society in the Asia-Pacific region. More details and application process here: https://t.co/Yfewgh8r73
New @CDCMMWR finds U.S. adults reported experiencing anxiety & depression symptoms more often from Aug-Dec 2020 as new #COVID19 cases rose. Symptoms decreased during following months, at the same time that cases decreased, but remained higher than in 2019. https://t.co/MeCUkJmn46
National and State Trends in Anxiety and Depression Severity ... via @CDCgov
National and State Trends in Anxiety and Depression Severity ...
This report describes anxiety and depression trends during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Would you like to learn about strategies to improve faculty #GenderDiversity, #equity, & #inclusivity in academia? Join @NIH_ORWH for a forum to recognize multiple institutions of higher education & learn about their evidence-based practices. Register at .
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Tune in to #NIHsem for tips from NIH experts on grant writing for success! 📝✨
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Very cool: You can get a Fulbright to do an MA in Austronesian Studies in Taiwan! Check it out: https://t.co/Bb8rsw5u6w Faculty include UHM alumn Brendan Galipeau!
UH Geography and Environment PhD candidate Kawēlau Wright will be part of a web panel this Friday, Oct. 1, 6pm HST to discuss "Nā Huliau: Turning Points on Stage," as part of Hawaiian History Month, https://t.co/tZpv8M98fc.
Please join us in celebrating and congratulating PhD candidate Nathalie Rita, named the 2021 Sakihara Memorial Scholarship recipient! Nathalie is currently focusing on her dissertation research and is an amazing scholar-activist in multiple communities. @NathaliePRita
Applying for or have received #NIHgrants during COVID? Here are many of the current flexibilities we have in place:
Reminder of COVID-19-Related Flexibilities for NIH Grants
When the public health emergency was first declared, NIH, working with OMB and HHS, quickly identified a long list...
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UH GEO public lecture this Thurs., Sept. 30, 12pm HST - "Landlord Screening and Intersectional Inequality: Racial Construction within Homogenous Rental Markets," by Dr. Philip Garboden (Prof. in Affordable Housing Economics, Policy, and Planning @UH_DURP). https://t.co/X6JQhIVBQq
UH GEO Professor Krisna Suryanata (@Krisna_Hawaii) & colleague Professor Aya Kimura (Sociology) will discuss their co-edited book, "Food and Power in Hawaiʻi: Visions of Food Democracy" at @CivilBeat Book Club's virtual event tomorrow, 9/29, 5:30pm HST - https://t.co/QP7t9t1xLX.
Here's a well-told story about archaeologists repatriating remains back to Futuna, Vanuatu. https://t.co/QKpkXjgnn8 via @ANU_CHL
Congratulations to our own @ChiaKoJKHung1 (and former PUBA professor @david_lee211) on their recent publication on collaborations in @JPART1991. https://t.co/psgmL5f8VB
New co-authored article in the Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory. We find that public–public collaboration results in better performance than public–nonprofit or public–business collaboration.
https://t.co/FGAHhqK5EO
Congratulations to our own @ChiaKoJKHung1 on his recent publication on donor-imposed financial restrictions in @PPMG2018. https://t.co/WQOeJIcE7P
New co-authored article in Public Performance & Management Review. We find that donor-imposed financial restrictions hinder nonprofit service delivery.
https://t.co/mz6ntWzdEr
👇Latest publication by our Graduate Chair👇 https://t.co/rMjIscxBmt
👇NEW PUB ALERT👇
My latest paper in @PPMgmtJournal suggests that FEPLA will likely improve work-life balance for female civil servants. However, women may also be afraid to use FEPLA due to perceived loss of future promotion opportunities. https://t.co/Mdc5vf7Wgs
@UHEROnews predicts a period of weakness before growth resumes late in the year. https://t.co/wTOaTluaSK
Did you miss our awesome roundtable on @bishopmuseum's powerful exhibition (Re)Generations starring Noelle Kahanu, @paleobae @nativemanremade & @KeoluFox? NO YOU DIDN'T! You can watch it here: https://t.co/d9iBZFJkiW Enjoy!
Join us on Friday, Oct. 1 at 2pm HST for a seminar title ʻAI in Social Sciencesʻ by STEM Program Manager with @scepscoridea @heyward_april.
Register at: https://t.co/8jpe1afcQo
Learn more at: https://t.co/07xPVz6L9M
The JPS (sorry, that's "peasant studies" and not "Polynesian Society"!) has a glowing review of UHM Anthro prof @JonathanPadwe 's new book "Disturbed Forests, Fragmented Memories"! https://t.co/9i4HbKTCTv
