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“The first book to draw an all-round picture of Child Sign Language Brokering, with a mixed-method approach spanning from hard data to discussing shame and caring, never losing sight of scientific rigour yet extremely easy and pleasurable to read. Sharing her lifelong research, Professor Napier broadens the horizon of both Interpreting and Child Language Brokering Studies.”
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The Woodruff, Whitehead, and Evans Foundations have named Georgia State University Honors College senior Myah Vogt as their 2021 fellow.
Vogt, a graduating senior from Fayetteville (30215) who is majoring in Applied Linguistics, Spanish, is the first Georgia State student to receive this distinction.
Starting in August, Vogt will begin her yearlong fellowship, working closely with the foundations’ staff to learn about their mission, management, and grant-making.
“You can’t go anywhere in Atlanta without seeing and feeling the impact of the foundations, whether it’s Woodruff Park on campus or the arts center,” Vogt said. “That’s what’s exciting for me about this opportunity with the foundations-they love Atlanta as much as I do.”
Swansea University is hosting a virtual festival with celebrity guest speakers
Former Welsh rugby captain Gareth Thomas will be one of the guest speakers at the Festival of Ideas
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Former Wales and British Lions rugby captain and LGBT advocate Gareth Thomas is one of the key speakers
Swansea University will celebrate the very best of its international academic, industry and community partners as its annual Festival of Ideas event returns.
After the success of previous years, the university will host the four-day online event, which will include talks, debating panels, videos as well a range of guest speakers.
The event is organised by the UKRI funded CHERISH-DE team, which is an integral part of the university s Computational Foundry, a £32.5 million world-class facility that drives research into computational and mathematical sciences and comprises staff from the computer science and mathematics departments as its core team.
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