This signature event in our annual calendar brings guest speakers and Asia Program faculty together with students for an interdisciplinary exploration of a larger topic, in a lecture and workshop format. The spring 2018 symposium will explore local and global issues surrounding immigration. Also Available as a One-Credit DIVR Course! Students may enroll in the […]
Download/print CHINA Town Hall flyer » Join 80+ communities across the United States in a national conversation on China! China's rapid development and Sino-American relations have a direct impact on the lives of just about everyone in the United States. CHINA Town Hall: Local Connections, National Reflections is a national day of programming designed to […]
Dr. Shawna Herzog (History) will present "A Taste of Home: Food as a Form of Diasporic Resilience." Part of East Meets West — Asia Program Lecture Series Our fall lecture series will feature seven public lectures and one documentary exploring the theme of "Resilience" from multiple regional and disciplinary perspectives. All events are free and […]
Dr. Marina Tolmacheva (History) will present "Building Nationhood in the Post-Soviet Era." Part of East Meets West — Asia Program Lecture Series Our fall lecture series will feature seven public lectures and one documentary exploring the theme of "Resilience" from multiple regional and disciplinary perspectives. All events are free and open to the public. Except […]
Dr. Caitlin Bletscher (Center for Transformational Learning and Leadership) will present "Community in a Global Migration Crisis: US-Resettled Burmese and Iraqi Refugees." Part of East Meets West — Asia Program Lecture Series Our fall lecture series will feature seven public lectures and one documentary exploring the theme of "Resilience" from multiple regional and disciplinary perspectives. […]
Dr. Julia Cassaniti (Anthropology) and Dr. Lydia Gerber (Asian Studies) will present "Mindfulness: East and West." Part of East Meets West — Asia Program Lecture Series Our fall lecture series will feature seven public lectures and one documentary exploring the theme of "Resilience" from multiple regional and disciplinary perspectives. All events are free and open […]
Dr. David Wang (Architecture) will present "Patterns of Resilience: An Aesthetics of Chinese Urban Environments." Part of East Meets West — Asia Program Lecture Series Our fall lecture series will feature seven public lectures and one documentary exploring the theme of "Resilience" from multiple regional and disciplinary perspectives. All events are free and open to […]
Dr. Katy Fry (History) will present “In Our Own Backyard: Japanese Internment during WWII." Part of East Meets West — Asia Program Lecture Series Our fall lecture series will feature seven public lectures and one documentary exploring the theme of "Resilience" from multiple regional and disciplinary perspectives. All events are free and open to the […]
Film Screening: American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs (2013) A film on the life of Chinese American civil rights activist Grace Lee Boggs. Director Grace Lee; producers Grace Lee, Caroline Libresco, and Austin Wilkin. 82 Minutes. Transcript available. What does it mean to be an American revolutionary today? Grace Lee Boggs, a Chinese American woman […]
All presentations will be held in Todd Hall 276 and are open to the public. Thursday, Feb. 23 | 6:00–9:15 p.m. 6:00 — Introduction to the Course / Lydia Gerber 6:15 — Remembrance, Repression, Reconciliation(?): The Memory Politics of the Asia-Pacific War / Raymond Sun 7:10 — "Winning the Peace": Experiences of Japanese American Soldiers in Post-WWII Japan / Richard Hawkins 8:15 — […]