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Students are early adopters of new technology, and IDS can help you stay current through lively and engaging workshops in the IDS Sandbox.
March 2015
Syllabus Center Overview (Curtis Bryant)
Learn about this helpful resource for easily creating, sharing and updating syllabi. The Syllabus Center dynamically updates changes to college policy changes, stores previously published syllabi and allows for easy student access.
Free and Cool! Web-Based Educational Tools (Sharyn Leigh and David Burget)
In this fast-paced session, we will show you "abuncha cool and free!" websites to use for creating media, manipulating images, virtual team collaboration and digital distribution of content for your classes! Bring your smartphone or connected devices. Come caffeinated!
Campus Share Overview (Sharyn Leigh)
The College is starting its third year with the Campus Share conferencing system. Come and learn about the "Next Level" of features this technology can provide you. Record your lectures, guest speakers and student presentations in your own course video channel, synchronously and asynchronously stream video to create content for your flipped class!
Moving Image Media (Charlie Cogar)
Video, "Moving Image Media," is a dynamic and engaging learning tool. Its consistent message repeatability across all devices and ability to demonstrate procedures and routine processes makes it an invaluable instructor's tool. Learn about the moving image media forms and formats IDS provides, and how "TV Everywhere" in Blackboard, Ensemble or on any device enhances your learning environment.
Blackboard Course-Prep Lab (Alex Garrison, Curtis Bryant and Chuck Davis)
Join us for a drop-in, hands-on work session with MCC Blackboard Support available to answer questions about preparing your Blackboard courses for the spring quarter.
Bonus Blackboard Quarter-Prep Drop-In Labs (Alex Garrison, Curtis Bryant and Chuck Davis)
We'll be available again on Wednesday for any questions you may have. Drop in for impromptu help.
iMovie for the iPad is an incredible app to use for learning. Learn how to create a video with easy-to-use video editing software on the iPad. This class covers capturing video through the built-in camera on the iPad and demonst rates the steps for creating, assembling, editing, and sharing the completed video via Ensemble Video and Blackboard. With this course you can take videos created in iMovie and add features in other iPad apps like Creative Book Builder or Explain Everything.
Please register by the January 27 to ensure iMovie is pushed to your college owned iPad. Class is limited to 10 participants.
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Blackboard Grade Center
Get hands-on help setting up the Grade Center in each of your courses. Attend this session for a rundown of commonly asked grade center questions, including:
Blackboard Due Dates, Availability & Adaptive Release IDS will review options and best practices for making course content available to students. You will learn how to:
Blackboard Rubrics and Other Lesser-Known Tools
IDS will review the steps and best practices to creating and using Blackboard rubrics for easy, constructive grading. We'll also introduce instructors to other Blackboard course tools that they may not yet know about. Objectives:
Preparing for the upcoming quarter in Blackboard
IDS will review the steps and best practices for preparing a Blackboard course for a new quarter. Learn how to:
Using Ensemble Video with Blackboard
Come learn how to use Ensemble Video to multimedia-enhanced online and face-to-face learning activities. We'll show you how to:
Intro to Blackboard Part 1
Faculty who will be using Blackboard for the first time will learn how to:
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Blackboard Retention Center & Reports
IDS will review the various reports available in a Blackboard course. Learn how to:
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Intro: G Bm7 Cadd9 D7sus, D7
G Bm7 Cadd9 D7sus
Time. I've been passing time watching trains go by.
D7 G Bm7 Cadd9 A7
All of my life. Lying on the sand, watching sea birds fly.
G D#dim7/A Em A7
Wishing there would be, someone waiting home for me.
Am7 D7sus D7 G
Something's tellin' me it might be you, all of my life.
Bm7 Cadd9 D7sus D7 G
Lookin' back as lovers go walkin past, all of my life.
Bm7 Cadd9 A7
Wonderin' how they met and what makes it last.
G D#dim7/A Em A7
If i found the place, would I recognize the face?
Am7 D7sus D7 G Bm Dsus-D
Something's tellin' me it might be you, all of my life.
Em A7 Bm
So many quiet walks to take.
Dm7 Am7
So many dreams to wake.
Cm7 G D Dsus-D-D2-D
And we've so much love to make. (ooh)
Em A7sus A7 Dmaj7 G7 Cmaj7
I think we're gonna need some time, maybe all we need is time.
Bm7 Em Am7 D7sus D7 G
And it's tellin' me it might be you, all of my life.
Bm7 C A7
I've been saving love songs and lullabies.
G D#dim7 Em7 A7
And there's so much more, no one's ever heard before.
Am7 D7sus
Something's tellin' me it might be you.
Am7 D7sus
Yes, it's tellin' me it must be you.
Am7 D7sus D7 G
And I'm feelin' it'll just be you, all of my life.
[cont. G Bm7 Cadd9 D7sus, D7 G]
(Maybe it's you, maybe it's you.
I've been waiting for, all of my life) 2x
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Postal Service posts $3.3B loss for the quarter
The Postal Service said large losses would continue until the agency can trim its workforce, close some facilities, and restructure its healthcare program. The Postal Service posted a total loss of $5.1 billion in fiscal 2011.
Cool Jobs: The Mural Preservationist
Dallan Wordekemper, federal preservation officer with the Postal Service, restores New Deal-era murals at U.S. post offices across the country.
Postal Service offers reduced rate on commercial mailing
This week, Postal Service introduced "2nd Ounce Free" pricing for businesses mailing First-Class Mail automation, presort letters.
Postal Service, unions reach impasse in labor talks
Labor talks failed this weekend between the Postal Service and two postal unions the National Association of Letter Carriers and the National Postal Handlers Union.
Cummings: Fight ahead for federal pay raise
Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.), the ranking member on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, anticipates strong opposition to President Obama's promised 0.5 percent pay increase for federal employees.
USPS awards $168M communications contract to Verizon
Verizon will design and manage a private Internet protocol network for the Postal Service under a new six-year agreement. The New York-based telecom has provided IT services for the agency for two decades.
Postal Service's plan to close post offices hits roadbumps
The Postal Regulatory Commission has criticized the Postal Service's proposal to consider closing more than 3,600 post offices as part of its plan to avoid a projected $14 billion loss this year. The plan is causing anxiety in communities that depend on their post offices and it would not save that much money, PRC Chairman Ruth Goldway told Federal News Radio. The commission will be watching the agency's cash flow closely in the coming months.
Feds glad to bid adieu to 2011, but will 2012 be better?
Federal News Radio's Emily Kopp counts down the top federal workforce stories of 2011 and makes some predictions fo 2012.
Postal Service, unions to continue negotiating into January
Postal Service and the NALC and NPMHU extend talks through Jan. 20.
Postal Service to delay cutbacks until mid-May
The U.S. Postal Service has agreed to delay the closing of 252 mail processing centers and 3,700 local post offices until mid-May.
USPS, unions extend contract deadline again
The U.S. Postal Service and the two major Postal unions have agreed to extend the deadline for negotiating a new labor contract until Dec. 16. It is now the second extension agreed to by USPS and the two unions the National Association of Letter Carriers and the National Postal Mail Handlers Union. The initial deadline for labor negotiations was Nov. 20, which was then extended until midnight Wednesday.
Postal Service addresses concerns uncovered by safety review
Judy Leonhardt, the acting deputy assistant inspector general for support operations in the Office of the Inspector General, says that Postal Service is putting safety first.
USPS reviews closing 252 processing plants, cutting workforce
The IG's report outlined several recommendations, some of which the Postal Service have already started implementing.
Video contest inspires public to answer GSA's everyday questions
General Services Administration names winners in contest that challenged videographers to answer questions like how do you let the government know you're moving and how do you obtain a Social Security card?
Spammers spoof USPS messages
SophosLabs reports spammers are targeting users and tricking them into clicking on and infecting their computers with a Trojan horse. The messages, sent from what appears to be the U.S. Postal Service use a variety of subject lines such as, "Track your parcel" and "Your package is available for pickup."
Postal Service seeks outside opinion on restructuring
The Postal Service has hired Evercore Partners, a New York-based investment bank, to evaluate proposed changes to its operations, compensation and benefits. Evercore has advised General Motors and other large, troubled companies. USPS said it needs to cut annual expenses by $20 billion by 2015.
Donahoe says bills 'do not come close' to saving the USPS
None of the legislation moving through Congress would provide the Postal Service the speed and flexibility it needs to cut annual costs by $20 billion, Postmaster General Pat Donahoe said Monday. He said they would give USPS "a couple of years of profitability and at least many decades of steep losses." He argued for quicker resolution to the agency's cash crisis.
Tweets from Donahoe's address at National Press Club
Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe brought the latest news of the Postal Service's future at a National Press Club luncheon on Monday.
VIDEO: Protesters interrupt Postmaster General Donahoe's speech
Protesters marched outside the National Press Club Monday before luncheon featuring Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe. They shouted, "Hey ho! Donahoe has got to go!" and carried signs that said, "Save America's Postal Service."
Postal Service mulls digital mailbox service
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Rinsland, Curtis P. and Smith, Mary Ann H. and Russell, James M., III and Park, Jae H. and Farmer, Crofton B. (1981) Stratospheric measurements of continuous absorption near 2400 cm^-1. Applied Optics, 20 (24). pp. 4167-4171. ISSN 0003-6935. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:RINao81
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Solar occultation spectra obtained with a balloon-borne interferometer have been used to study continuous absorption by N2 and CO2 near 2400 cm^-1 in the lower stratosphere. Synthetic continuum transmittances, calculated from published coefficients for far-wing absorption by CO2 lines and for pressure-induced absorption by the fundamental band of N2, are in fair agreement with the observed stratospheric values. The continuum close to the ν3 R-branch band head of CO2 is sensitive to the CO2 far-wing line shape. Therefore, given highly accurate knowledge of the N2 continuum from laboratory data, high-resolution stratospheric spectra provide a sensitive means for in situ testing of various air-broadened CO2 line shapes at low temperatures.
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Asiya hosts HK investment summitAsiya Investments, the GCC's premier emerging Asia-focused investment firm, launched its three-day inaugural investments symposium in Hong Kong on Wednesday. The event marks the official launch of the firm's Hong Kong of More… |
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This is my third year at Evangel University and I absolutely love this University. I love my job and am extremely passionate about health and wellness!
Title: Wellness Director, Student Wellness Coordinator, and Assistant Volleyball Coach
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Art in the Garden: Repetition in Design FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Queens Botanical Garden is an urban oasis where people, plants and cultures are celebrated through inspiring gardens, innovative educational programs and demonstrations of environmental stewardship. Located at 43-50 Main Street in Flushing, Queens Botanical Garden is easily accessible by car, train, or bus. For travel directions and more information visit www.queensbotanical.org or call (718) 886-3800. Queens Botanical Garden is located on property owned by the City of New York, and its operation is made possible in part by public funds provided through the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Copyright 2006 Queens Botanical Garden | 43-50 Main Street, Flushing, NY 11355 |


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Modeling and identifying the ascending sensory system with the psychophysical binary Rrsponses and electrocutaneous stimuli
Yang, H. and Doll, R. and Meijer, H.G.E. and Buitenweg, J.R. (2011) Modeling and identifying the ascending sensory system with the psychophysical binary Rrsponses and electrocutaneous stimuli. In: Tenth Belgian Day on Biomedical Engineering, 2 December 2011, Brussels, Belgium (pp. p. 100).
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HOUSE DOCKET, NO. 1625 FILED ON: 1/20/2011 HOUSE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 1125
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts _________________ PRESENTED BY: William N. Brownsberger _________________ To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in General The undersigned legislators and/or citizens respectfully petition for the adoption of the accompanying bill: An Act incorporating the Commonwealth's sustainable development principles into the policies of executive and quasi-public agencies. _______________ PETITION OF:
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[SIMILAR MATTER FILED IN PREVIOUS SESSION The Commonwealth of Massachusetts _______________ In the Year Two Thousand Eleven _______________ An Act incorporating the Commonwealth's sustainable development principles into the policies of executive and quasi-public agencies. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows: SECTION 1. As used in this section the following words shall have the following meaning unless the context clearly requires otherwise: "Executive Agencies" shall include, without limitation, all agencies within the Executive branch of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. "Independent Agencies," shall include, without limitation: the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority; the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority; the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative; the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority; the Massachusetts Convention Center Authority; the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency; the Massachusetts Health and Educational Facilities Authority; the Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency; the Massachusetts Housing Partnership Fund; the Massachusetts Port Authority, and the Massachusetts School Building Authority. "Sustainable Development Principles" shall mean the following principles adopted by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts: concentrate development and mix uses; advance equity; make efficient decisions; protect land and ecosystems; use natural resources wisely; expand housing opportunities; provide transportation choice; increase job and business opportunities; promote clean energy; and plan regionally. SECTION 2. Notwithstanding any language to the contrary, the enabling statutes of Executive Agencies and Independent Agencies are hereby amended to include the following language: In carrying out its duties, including establishing priorities for capital expenditures, developing new funding programs, expanding geographic boundaries, or adopting program regulations or guidelines, the agency shall take all feasible steps to conform with the Commonwealth's Sustainable Development Principles. of |


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dc.identifier.citation | Shupe JW, Helsley CE. 1976. Analysis of HGP-A Revised Proposal: Extension to Contract E(04-3)-1093. Honolulu (HI): Hawaii Geothermal Project, University of Hawaii. | en_US |
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dc.description | Research Proposal to the Geothermal Division, Energy Research and Development Administration from University of Hawaii | en_US |
dc.description.abstract | Now that high temperatures have been encountered in HGP-A, additional importance is placed on a comprehensive analysis of all of'the scientific data that has been accumulated by the Project over the last three years. Pertinent information from the USGS, State agencies, and other University projects must also be evaluated and related to actual subsurface conditions. This is an essential phase of this scientific endeavor, if maximum benefit is to be derived from the significant investment of public and private funds that have gone into this project. The analysis and synthesis of this information should provide valuable insight into the understanding of potential geothermal reserves, not only in Hawaii, but for basaltic volcanic geothermal regimes in the Western United States and throughout the world. The purpose of the funds requested in this proposal is to provide support with which to complete analysis and interpretation of the data and, through comparison with actual subsurface conditions, develop correlations on the reliability of the various methods of prediction. Monitoring activities associated with emission of mercury and other toxic elements will be continued. We also propose a limited number of field experiments designed to assist in the understanding of the reservoir dynamics. A synthesis of all pertinent data from geosciences, from mathematical modelling, from drilling, from well testing will contribute to a more complete understanding of the geothermal regime associated with this well. Progress has been initiated on the analysis of HGP-A, including preliminary well testing, during the three-month transition period with $104,464 in ERDA support.The total budget requested for FY 77 to complete analysis of HGP-A is $336,653, with $66,405 of direct support -- as well as the salaries for many of the researchers and administrative staff contributing to the project coming from the State of Hawaii. This raises the total of direct State support to the HGP above $775,000. The report contains narrative summaries and complete budgets. | en_US |
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Many of the celebrated short stories by Mary Wilkins Freeman are characterized by intense love and passionate devotion between women. After an adolescence unsettled by increasing financial hardship, Mary Wilkins moved with her family from her birthplace, Randolph, Massachusetts, to Brattleboro, Vermont. There, attempts to recoup economic stability ended with the successive deaths of her only sibling, her younger sister Nan, in 1876, her mother in 1880, and her father in 1883. Mary was alone, with neither income nor profession, a history of indifference to conventional social activities, a passion for literature, no important social connections, and no prospects for or recorded interest in marriage. She returned to Randolph to live with the family of her life-long friend Mary Wales. The two Marys lived together through the years of Wilkins's literary apprenticeship and her greatest literary success until her often-postponed marriage to Charles Freeman, a New Jersey physician turned businessman, in 1902. The marriage was disrupted by Charles's increasing alcoholism and its associated disorders. After several years, the couple separated. Freeman belonged to the network of literary women whose hub was Annie Adams Fields, wife of Henry Fields, publisher of the Atlantic Monthly. Among those women was Sarah Orne Jewett, who had been the young Wilkins's literary inspiration and model. Many of these women never married. Mary E. Wilkins, at least until her disastrous marriage, lived as a woman-oriented woman, her life centered on her writing and her relationship with Mary Wales. Her first literary success came with the publication in 1883 by Harper's Bazaar of her story "Two Old Lovers." By 1887, enough stories had been published there and in Harper's New Monthly Magazine to compile her first collection: A Humble Romance. Four years later, A New England Nun followed. She received the Howells Medal of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and was elected to the National Institute of Arts and Letters in 1926. Freeman's genius lay in her ability to penetrate and illuminate the conjunction between necessity and desire in a woman's life. Her stories often focus on that moment in a woman's life when she must act in the face of conflict between her personal values and the demands made by the "real" world--whether social, natural, or material--or between her ethics and her happiness, comfort, or even safety. Many of her stories are characterized by intense love and passionate devotion between women. In particular, "Two Friends" and "The Long Arm" illustrate the climate of the time and place in which life-long partnerships between women were lived publicly and with community acceptance and support. These two stories, among the most important nineteenth-century U.S. lesbian stories, explore the extremes of devotion. However, whether Wilkins Freeman's stories are explicitly lesbian, as are these two, or about women whose daily lives, emotional and often financial commitments are focused on women who are friends, neighbors, or family members, her fictional world is primarily women-centered. Called a genius by peers and by those whom she influenced, she has long been recognized as one of the most important and influential practitioners of U.S. literary realism. |
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Prevention of congenital abnormalities by periconceptional multivitamin supplementation. | |
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OBJECTIVE: To study the effect of periconceptional multivitamin supplementation on neural tube defects and other congenital abnormality entities. DESIGN: Randomised controlled trial of supplementation with multivitamins and trace elements. SETTING: Hungarian family planning programme. SUBJECTS: 4156 pregnancies with known outcome and 3713 infants evaluated in the eighth month of life. INTERVENTIONS: A single tablet of a multivitamin including 0.8 mg of folic acid or trace elements supplement daily for at least one month before conception and at least two months after conception. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Number of major and mild congenital abnormalities. RESULTS: The rate of all major congenital abnormalities was significantly lower in the group given vitamins than in the group given trace elements and this difference cannot be explained totally by the significant reduction of neural tube defects. The rate of major congenital abnormalities other than neural tube defects and genetic syndromes was 9.0/1000 in pregnancies with known outcome in the vitamin group and 16.6/1000 in the trace element group; relative risk 1.85 (95% confidence interval 1.02 to 3.38); difference, 7.6/1000. The rate of all major congenital abnormalities other than neural tube defects and genetic syndromes diagnosed up to the eighth month of life was 14.7/1000 informative pregnancies in the vitamin group and 28.3/1000 in the trace element group; relative risk 1.95 (1.23 to 3.09); difference, 13.6/1000. The rate of some congenital abnormalities was lower in the vitamin group than in the trace element group but the differences for each group of abnormalities were not significant. CONCLUSIONS: Periconceptional multivitamin supplementation can reduce not only the rate of neural tube defects but also the rate of other major non-genetic syndromatic congenital abnormalities. Further studies are needed to differentiate the chance effect and vitamin dependent effect. |
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Fulham boss Roy Hodgson admits the club's relegation plight has brought him to the verge of tears and reveals that he is struggling to pick up his 'devastated' players. Saturday's 3-1 defeat at home to Sunderland left Hodgson's men six points from safety with only five games remaining and it appears their seven-year stay in the top flight is over.
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"I've got to say I'm fairly low myself at this moment," said Hodgson. "I didn't come into this game thinking we were going to lose it.
"Nothing certainly in the first 30 or 40 minutes of the game really gave me the impression that I was going to be standing here with tears in my eyes speaking to you now. But that's what I'm doing and that's where I am.
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MSc Violence, Conflict & Development
Duration: One calendar year (full-time). Two years(part-time, daytime only) We recommend that part-time students have between two and a half and three days free in the week to pursue their course of study.
Minimum Entry Requirements: Minimum upper second class honours degree (or equivalent). Relevant work experience may also be considered.
Start of programme: September intake only
Who is this programme for?:
The Violence, Conflict and Development programme attracts applicants with a variety of academic and working backgrounds. We welcome those who have worked in the field of development and/or conflict, but we also welcome applications from students without relevant work experience who can demonstrate a strong interest in the major themes of the programme and a strong first degree, preferably in a social science.
The degree has been developed to meet the needs of people working, or hoping to work, in international agencies, humanitarian organisations, and NGOs.
As the pioneering programme of its kind internationally, this MSc programme develops detailed empirical knowledge and analytical skills for understanding the complex linkages between violent conflict and development, both historically and today. It enables students to explore these linkages both within specific country and regional contexts and in the context of global interdependencies and the ways these affect peace, war, and non-war violence.
The programme introduces students to competing analytical approaches. It is multi-disciplinary though shaped by a particular interest in political economy. It encourages deep case study knowledge. And it offers students the ability to tailor their choice of optional courses and dissertation research to their own interests.
The MSc in Violence, Conflict and Development draws on the exceptional expertise at SOAS in different disciplinary understanding of development challenges and processes as well as the strong commitment among all teaching staff to area expertise. Staff teaching on this programme are research active and have a range of links to international organisations.
The programme is of interest for development practitioners, activists, and students with a scholarly interest in the patterns of violence internationally, in how violence affects development, and in how the uneven processes of development themselves may both generate violence and generate mechanisms for containing violence.
Highlights include:
- Zoe's Blog! A convenor's-eye view of the MSc Violence, Conflict and Development programme
- Exploration of the long history of theories of human violence
- Relationships between violence and long-run historical change
- The concept of a continuum of violence
- The relevance of historical and more recent evidence that the process of structural change involved in 'development' is inherently conflictual and often violent
- To what extent democratisation is a mechanism for securing perpetual peace
- The challenges of understanding gender based violence
- Whether abundant natural resources, or high levels of inequality, or clear markers of religious or ethnic difference are clear sources of violent conflict
- How highly localised violent conflicts are connected to processes of global economic development
- The challenges of post-conflict reconstruction and 'war to peace transitions'
- The role of NGOs in causes of, dynamics of, and responses to conflict
- Explaining the prevalence of high levels of non-war violence
- Explanations of the political economy of – and alternative perspectives on – terrorism
Students can draw on SOAS's unique expertise to specialise further in particular regions or topics. Please see Postgraduate courses for details on core and optional courses.
There are four main components to this degree: three taught courses and a 10,000 word dissertation. All students take a core course, Political Economy of Violence, Conflict and Development. They then select one of three 'development' courses: Political Economy of Development; Theory, Policy and Practice of Development; or Anthropology of Development. Through these courses, students build their analytical skills and their knowledge of the main issues and debates in Development Studies. A distinctive feature of the core course is that students put together a group case study presentation.
Students also take optional courses (one full unit course or two half-unit courses). By tying these to their individual dissertation topic, students design their degree to suit their own interests and career development goals.
Students should be aware that not all optional courses may run in a given year. Courses at other institutions are not part of the approved programme structure.
Core Courses
All students take Violence, Conflict and Development. Then select either Political Economy of Development or Theory, Policy and Practice of Development or Anthropology of Development. The dissertation is compulsory.
- Political economy of violence, conflict and development - 15PDSC003 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Political economy of development - 15PDSC002 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Theory, policy and practice of development - 15PDSC001 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Anthropology of Development - 15PANC090 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Dissertation in Development Studies - 15PDSC999 (1 Unit) - Full Year
Non-Assessed Courses
All MSc students in Development Studies are eligible to attend the one-term , non-assessed course, Economics for Beginners,which introduces students to basic concepts in microeconomics, macroeconomics, development economics, and statistics and econometrics.
Optional Courses - Development Studies
Students may choose optional courses (one full course or two half courses) from the list below. Please check to ensure that any course in which you have a special interest is running in the year that you wish to study. In addition, access to relevant courses in other departments may be negotiated subject to the agreement of both Convenors.
- Agrarian Development, Food Policy and Rural Poverty - 15PDSH026 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
- Aid and development - 15PDSH027 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
- Borders and Development - 15PDSH023 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
- Civil society, social movements and the development process - 15PDSH001 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
- Natural resources, development and change: putting critical anaylsis into practice - 15PDSH031 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
- Development practice - 15PDSH013 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
- East Asia and globalisation - 15PDSH025 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2 - Not Running 2015/2016
- Environment, Governance and Development - 15PDSH050 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
- Extractive Industries, Energy, Biofuels and Development in a Time of Climate Change - 15PDSH048 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
- Famine and food security - 15PDSH022 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1 - Not Running 2015/2016
- Fundamentals of research methods for Development Studies - 15PDSH017 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
- Gender and development - 15PDSH010 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
- Global commodity chains, production networks and informal work - 15PDSH024 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
- Global Health and Development - 15PDSH051 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2 - Not Running 2015/2016
- Issues in forced migration - 15PDSH015 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
- Marxist Political Economy and Global Development - 15PDSH053 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
- Migration and Policy - 15PDSH029 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
- Neoliberalism, Democracy and Global Development - 15PDSH054 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
- Problems of development in the Middle East and North Africa - 15PDSH019 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1 - Not Running 2015/2016
- Security - 15PDSH020 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
- The working poor and development - 15PDSH030 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
- Understanding economic migration: Theories, Patterns and Policies - 15PDSH032 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2 - Not Running 2015/2016
- War to peace transitions - 15PDSH018 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
- Water and development:conflict and governance - 15PDSH049 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
Open Options in Other Departments
Economics Department
- Economic development in Africa - 15PECC203 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Economic dynamics of the Asia-Pacific region - 15PECC334 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Economic problems and policies in modern China - 15PECC035 (1 Unit) - Full Year - Not Running 2015/2016
- Economic development of modern Taiwan - 15PECH002 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2 - Not Running 2015/2016
- The political economy of development in Africa - 15PECH004 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
Politics and International Studies Department
- Government and politics in Africa - 15PPOC205 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Government and politics of modern South Asia - 15PPOC003 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- State and development in Asia and Africa - 15PPOC017 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Taiwan's politics and cross-strait relations - 15PPOC252 (1 Unit) - Full Year
School of Law
- Alternative dispute resolution - 15PLAC104 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Human rights in the developing world - 15PLAC111 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- International protection of human rights - 15PLAC119 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Justice, reconciliation and reconstruction in post conflict societies - 15PLAC123 (1 Unit) - Full Year
- Law and Governance in the Developing World - 15PLAH047 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2 - Not Running 2015/2016
- Water Law: Justice and Governance - 15PLAH044 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
Anthropology and Sociology Department
- Therapy and Culture - 15PANH027 (0.5 Unit) - Term 1
History Department
- History of Environment and Globalisation in Asia and Africa - 15PHIH023 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
South Asia Department
- Culture and Conflict in the Himalaya - 15PSAC291 (1 Unit) - Full Year
Study of Religions
- Religions and Development - 15PSRH049 (0.5 Unit) - Term 2
Programme Specification
Teaching & Learning
SOAS Library is one of the world's most important academic libraries for the study of Africa, Asia and the Middle East, attracting scholars from all over the world. The Library houses over 1.2 million volumes, together with significant archival holdings, special collections and a growing network of electronic resources.
Teaching & Learning
Courses are taught by a combination of methods, principally lectures, tutorial classes, seminars and supervised individual study projects.
The MSc programme consists of three taught courses (corresponding to three examination papers) and a dissertation.
Most courses involve a two hour lecture as a key component with linked tutorial classes.
At Masters level there is particular emphasis on seminar work. Students make full-scale presentations for each unit that they take, and are expected to write papers that often require significant independent work.
A quarter of the work for the degree is given over to the writing of an adequately researched 10,000-word dissertation. Students are encouraged to take up topics which relate the study of a particular region to a body of theory.
MSc Violence, Conflict & Development postgraduate students leave SOAS with a portfolio of widely transferable skills which employers seek. These include analytical skills, presentation skills, the ability to think laterally and employ critical reasoning, and knowing how to present materials and ideas effectively both orally and in writing. A postgraduate degree is a valuable experience that provides students with a body of work and a diverse range of skills that they can use to market themselves with when they graduate. Graduates from MsC Violence, Conflict & Development have gone on to work in a range of different organisations, including Development and Human Rights Organisations, and many have continuted in the field of research.
Graduates have gone on to work for a range of organisations including:
ActionAid Amnesty International BBC World Service British Overseas Network for Development NGOs Department for International Development Embassy of the Republic of Korea to Finland European Bank for Reconstruction & Development Fairtrade International Foundation Rwanda Immigration Advisory Service Institute for Human Development Institute for Public Policy Research International Land Coalition (ILC) | Islamic Relief Worldwide Landmine Action Mekong Economics Ltd NATO Overseas Development Institute Save the Children The Climate Group The Japan Foundation The World Bank UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations UNICEF Libya Response Team World Health Organization |
Types of roles that graduates have gone on to do include:
Regional Project Development Intern For Africa Emergencies Programme Manager International Mobilisation Coordinator Development Officer Broadcasting Journalist Humanitarian Policy Advisor East and Central Africa Projects Manager Horn of Africa Analyst Global Policy Consultant Operational Support Officer Senior Project Manager | Development Economist Journalist Defense Policy and Strategy Analyst Director Counter Extremism and Deradicalization Political Researcher International Programmes Officer Ethical Trade Executive Education Coordinator Community Investment Coordinator Women and Peace building Specialist Programme Analyst |
For more information about Graduate Destinations from this department, please visit the Careers Service website.
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CHAPTER THREE: 3205 EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION CONCERNING FACULTY AND STAFF December 2011 3205 CONSENSUAL ROMANTIC OR SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS PREAMBLE: This section was created to clarify university
policy with regard to consensual relations. Faculty Affairs Committee recommends
that this policy be distributed to all students, staff and faculty at the start
of each fall and spring semester. Work on this policy began early in the year
and culminated in a final policy vetted by all student, staff and faculty groups
at the university, and which was approved by the Faculty Senate on November 8,
2011 and the Faculty on December 13, 2011 and President Nellis on December 13,
2011. For further
information please contact General Counsel and/or the Office of Human Rights,
Access and Inclusion. CONTENTS A. Introduction B. Policy C. Failure to Comply with Policy A. Introduction. This policy addresses only
consensual romantic and sexual relationships. Nonconsensual sexual relationships
are addressed in university policies prohibiting sexual harassment and
discrimination, FSH 3170,
3210, and
3220. The university's success in its educational mission depends on
the professionalism of its faculty and staff. Maintaining professional
relationships and the mutual respect and trust they engender between instructor
and student, supervisor and subordinate, and in all relationships involving
authority over another person, is key to this success. A romantic or sexual relationship in which one party has
direct academic, administrative, supervisory, evaluative, counseling or other
authority over the other party inevitably raises concerns for objectivity,
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limited to, instructor-student; instructor-assistant; senior faculty-junior
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supervisor-employee. Consensual romantic or sexual relationships that develop in
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harassment, and bias, both actual and perceived, and thereby impairs the
integrity of the professional relationship and the trust on which it depends. Relationships that may appear to be consensual, even to the
parties involved, are frequently influenced by the position of authority held by
the faculty member, supervisor, or other person exercising authority. Any
faculty member, supervisor, or individual with authority over another who enters
into a romantic or sexual relationship with his or her student or employee
should realize that if a charge of sexual harassment were brought, either by the
student, employee or an affected third party, a defense of mutual consent would
likely fail. Sexual harassment violates federal and state law as well as
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romantic and sexual relationships with their instructors or supervisors, and
their ability to avoid the risks by staying out of such relationships. B. Policy. In order to foster healthy
professional relationships at all levels of the institution, it is the policy of
the University of Idaho that no employee shall enter into or continue a romantic
or sexual relationship with a student or employee over whom she or he exercises
academic, administrative, supervisory, evaluative, counseling or other
authority. This policy recognizes
that circumstances may develop that place one party to an existing romantic or
sexual relationship in a position of authority over the other. It further
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relationships may develop in existing relationships of authority. Therefore, if
a prohibited consensual relationship exists or arises, either the consensual
relationship must end or the relationship of authority must be eliminated. The
employee in the position of authority must disclose the romantic or sexual
relationship to his or her immediate supervisor or to the next level supervisor.
If the parties are unable, or do not agree, to immediately end the romantic or
sexual relationship, the supervisor must take prompt and appropriate action to
end the relationship of authority. In an instructor-student relationship, actions may include but
are not limited to: appointment of a qualified alternative instructor to the
position of authority; transfer of the student to another course, section, or
seminar taught by a different instructor; assignment or transfer of the student
to another academic advisor. In a supervisor-subordinate or other relationship involving
the exercise of authority, the university may alter supervisory or reporting
lines of either the supervisor or subordinate, and in other relationships of
authority, may take such action necessary to change the position of authority.
Whatever the nature of the authority one person has over another, prompt action
must be taken to remove the authority when a consensual relationship exists or
develops. To encourage reporting of relationships governed by this
policy, disclosures and actions taken shall be considered confidential, and they
will be treated as protected personnel information under the public records
statutes. Any complaint or charge of discrimination or sexual harassment
arising from a consensual relationship must be reported to the Office of Human
Rights, Access and Inclusion. C. Failure to comply with policy. Actions in
violation of this policy are considered unprofessional conduct and may
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In the end, it's no surprise the city hired one of its own, Mar
y Jo Giudice, who's worked for the system since 2004. Candidates came and went, the "went" part mostly because the library budget is anemic compared to other major cities. It's easier to convince someone to take a promotion than to move across the country, I assume.
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The Gama Sonic GS-6 solar-charged LED light plus hanging planter helps enhance a home's curb appeal. The unit has an attractive black finish and installs with no wiring. Its super-bright white LED light--powered by an included solar-charged Lithium Ion battery --turns on automatically at night. The solar charging panel can be positioned up to eight feet from the light. Attach the hanging basket to the light fixture for the added the beauty of illuminated foliage.
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