CONFERENCES AND ONE-CREDIT WEEKEND COURSES

The Asian Studies Center is host to a variety of academic conferences and symposia each year, covering a broad array of topics and regions of Asia. The Center also hosts a series of one-credit courses in partnership with other area studies centers and universities to bring together faculty from a number of disciplines to teach intensive weekend sessions on contemporary Asia.

2011-2012 Conferences & Symposia

• March 2012: New Research in Asian and American Music

Past Events

• September-October 2011: Japan's World War II in Asia, 70 Years On
• May 2011: China's Periphery and Beyond: Perspectives from Art & Archaeology
• April 2011: Postcolonial Feminisms and the Ethic of Care: South to South Dialogue (Asia and Latin America Symposium)
• March 2011: China Today, One-credit Weekend Course
• March 2010: Youth, Labor and Neoliberal Governmentality
  
• April 2010: Reframing Gender in Latin America and Asia (Asia and Latin America Symposium)
• October 2009: Japan's Cultural Imagination and Its Contributions to the World
• April 2009: Matthew B. Ridgway and the Korean War Conference
• March 2009: China Today, One-credit Weekend Course
• October 2008: "Islam and Popular Culture in Indonesia and Malaysia" Conference

Updated February 2, 2012