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Carpentries Clippings, 26 January

Gratitude of the Week

Updates from the Core Team

Community Development Team

Community Development Program Quarterly Calls

The Community Development Program quarterly calls have been scheduled! The first will be 28 March, 14:00 and 23:00 UTC. Find dates and times and visit our Etherpad to sign up to attend.

Director of Community Office Hours

The Director of Community is hosting office hours this year where you can bring your questions or provide feedback. The times will be:

• Every second Monday of each month at 20:00 UTC

• Every third Monday of each month at 16:00 UTC

• Every fourth Thursday of each month at 0:00 UTC

Each month will have a theme or primary topic of discussion, but you are welcome to bring any topic of interest to the calls. The topic for February will be translation. Dates/times for February include:

• 13 February at 20:00 UTC (find your local time)

• 20 February at 16:00 UTC (find your local time)

• 23 February at 0:00 UTC (find your local time)

  
  

Curriculum Team

IMPORTANT REMINDER: The Carpentries will transition to a more accessible lesson infrastructure in May 2023. Learn about The Workbench and details of the transition in this 2-minute video.

Highlights from the Community Calendar

Community Discussions and Themed Discussions in The Carpentries are a great way to interact with, learn from and share your knowledge and experiences with other Carpentries community members from around the world. Subscribe to our community calendar for updates on community calls that may pique your interest and are in a befitting hour depending on your timezone and schedule. You can also watch some of our recorded community calls on our YouTube channel.

27 January

• Pre- post workshop discussion 17:00pm UTC

  
  

31 January

• Pre- post workshop discussion 19:00pm UTC

  
  

9 February

• Themed Community Discussion 14:00 and 23:00 UTC

  Community Discussion Host Onboarding: We will be walking interested community members through the process of hosting a community discussion, including themed discussions, regional calls, and pre-post workshop discussions; please join us if this is a volunteer opportunity that interests you

  
  

10 February

• Pre- post workshop discussion 17:00 UTC

What you may have missed on the Carpentries blog

Community Opportunity Postings

• Pathways to Open Science is a remote event series for Black environmental & marine researchers to build community for the future of data-intensive science. Community Calls 26 January, 9, 23 February Co-working Sessions 2, 16 February, 2 March

• The Ohio State University is hiring a Data Manager and Technology Coordinator, Imageomics Institute

• University of Oxford is hiring a Research Practice Coordinator. Apply by 12 noon UK, 30 January.

  
  

• Howard University is hiring a National Data Science Alliance (NDSA) Program Coordinator

  
  

• 2023 Gordon Research Conference for Undergraduate Biology Education Research, 25-30 June 2023

  • A New Vision for Change: Re-imagining Biology Education Through Social Justice, Bates College, Lewiston, Maine USA

    
    

• The Netherlands eScience Center is hiring a Workshops and Training Coordinator. Apply by 29 January

  
  

• Columbia University is recruiting a Computational Research Instruction Librarian. Open until filled

  
  

• Anaconda is looking for a learning content strategist

• North Carolina State Research Facilitation Service is hiring a Research Integration Consultant
  

• DataCite is hiring 3 Regional Engagement Specialists. Apply by 1 February

  
  

• George Washington University (US) is hiring an Instructional Technologist

  
  

• University of Oklahoma Libraries is hiring a STEM Instruction Librarian

  
  

• The Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement (CSCCE) is hiring a Lead Trainer and Curriculum Developer (open source specialism)
  

• Fully-funded PhD positions are available from Spring 2023 at the Illinois Institute of Technology. Apply by 31 January

  
  

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