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With Ryan E. Henke & Melvatha R. Chee, I edited a volume titled Bridging Child Language Research to Practice for Indigenous Language Revitalization. As of December 10, the volume is available free and open access for everyone via University of Hawai’i Press. Read the full volume at the LD&C website here. Or, learn more about what […]
In this post, Dr Ellie Devenish-Nelson and James Sinclair describe a project that investigated the benefits of inviting alumni to tutor on a MSc course. Ellie is a Lecturer and Deputy Director of the MSc in Biodiversity, Wildlife and Ecosystem Health, and James is a recent alumnus of the MSc, and a Senior Advisory Lawyer […]
Today is the first day of this year’s wonderfully long Christmas holiday, so I should be feeling relaxed and jovial. But I have had to return my car to the garage after some very expensive repairs have failed to do the job. So I am feeling stressed as I return to Lenzie by train, just […]
This year, we asked some of our alumni and supporters to help us spread a little festive cheer, each sharing a seasonal greeting in their own language. From Mexico all the way to Vietnam, their voices come together in one joyful message — a celebration of connection and community.
It’s the end of semester one for my second year. I’ve submitted my 1000 word proposal a while ago and had some time thinking about it in the background. I took Narratives of Digital Capitalism taught by Ben Collier. It invited me to dig for inherent logics of businesses, how technology is never inevitable, how […]
We’re thrilled that the National Museum of Scotland will be hosting a screening of the film More Than a Fish Kill on 17 January. The film responds to the Menindee Fish Kills in the Darling-Baaka River, western New South Wales, from 2018-19. It produced by IASH postdoctoral fellow and artist Vic McEwan. This special event comes […]
