MILE Literacy Research Symposium
MILE’s Literacy Research Symposium showcases interdisciplinary and translational language and literacy research done by students and faculty at UMD and our partner institution, Morgan State University.
2026 Symposium
It’s already that time again? MILE is excited to host the second annual Literacy Research Symposium this February. Get ready for a presentation from Dr. April Baker-Bell, student poster sessions, and more.
FAQs
What is the Literacy Research Symposium?
MILE’s Literacy Research Symposium showcases interdisciplinary and translational language and literacy research done by students and faculty at UMD and our partner institution, Morgan State University. This event explores cutting-edge research in language and literacy, through activities like keynotes and poster presentations, and provides an opportunity for collaboration and networking with faculty from the University of Maryland and Morgan State University.
What Are Innovation Seed Grants?
The MILE Innovation Seed Grants provide funding for doctoral students and faculty at the University of Maryland and Morgan State University to advance equity-focused language and literacy research. Supporting both early-stage and interdisciplinary projects, the grants aim to address systemic literacy challenges, foster collaboration, and promote impactful, practice-oriented studies that benefit Maryland communities. Recipients share their work at the symposium.
Where can I learn more about the first Literacy Research Symposium?
Information about the first symposium, speakers, and schedule are available below.