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2012 GUR Events
Event #1
How to Prepare a GUR Application Workshop:
2pm-3:30pm, Wednesday, October 17, 2012
231 Pearson Hall Conference Room
Each year the Research Office invites faculty to submit proposals for the annual program of the General University Research (GUR) fund – see this page for this years funding information. The GUR program provides assistance to full-time faculty for individual research and professional development through GUR grants. These merit-based grants are administered by the Sr. Vice Provost for Research, who is advised by the Research Committee of the Faculty Senate. The Research Committee recommends allocation of the funds available for the year, evaluates applications, and recommends those to be supported. GUR grants are awarded primarily in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. Proposals involving interdisciplinary research are especially encouraged.
Event #2
New Faculty Research Orientation
3pm-5pm, Monday November 26, 2012
Ewing Room in Perkins Student Services Center
At the New Faculty Research Orientation you will have the opportunity to meet Charlie Riordan, Vice Provost for Research; Karl Steiner, Senior Associate Provost, Research Development; Cordell Overby, Associate Provost, Research and Regulatory Affairs; and Trudy Riley, Assistant Provost, Research Administration.
Please register here for these two events.
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Social scientists share research on health care policy
4:20 p.m., Nov. 11, 2011--What is the role of empathy in preclinical medical education? What is the connection between low birth weight and future susceptibility to chronic disease? What are the causes of obesity in underserved populations?
Three University of Delaware faculty members discussed their scholarship in these and related areas at a research colloquium on Wednesday, Nov. 9. The event was part of an ongoing effort to forge new connections between health and social sciences.
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Social and health scientists meet to explore collaboration at UD symposium
11:23 a.m., Oct. 7, 2011--More than 50 University of Delaware faculty members representing behavioral, social, physical and health sciences met at Clayton Hall on Friday, Sept. 30, at the inaugural Social Sciences and Human Health Symposium.
Sponsored by the Provost’s Social Science Task Force and the Research Development Office, the event was aimed at advancing cross-campus collaborations and sparking dialogue about the growing role of social sciences and translational research.
