About the Center
The Asia Center, a Title VI National Resource Center for Asian and Pacific Studies, serves as a hub for Asia-related activities at the University involving teaching, research, and outreach to K-12 schools and the broader community. With over one hundred affiliated faculty from 28 departments and 11 colleges, the Asia Center works with a network of units across the university to facilitate development of Asia-related curriculum, conferences, lectures, cultural events, learning abroad and internship opportunities, and community programs. More Information
Why Study Asia?
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Revisiting Political Ecology and Agrarian Studies in Southeast Asia
September 2024 - Taft-Nicholson Environmental Humanities Education Center
10/08/2024
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Jungmin Kwon - "Understanding the Transnational Lives and Literacies of Immigrant Children"
Monday, November 4 - 3pm - SAEC Auditorium
10/08/2024
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Cosmopolitan Feminism: Adelina de Carril, Ramakrishna, and South-South Cultural Exchange
Aarti S. Madan - Associate Professor of Spanish and International Studies at Worcester Polytechnic Institute Tuesday, October 15, 2024 - 12pm - CTIHB Jewel Box/Room 143
09/25/2024
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The World in the Mine with Victor Seow: What is the Relationship Between Energy and Power in the Industrial Age?
Monday, October 21 | 12pm | CTIHB 101
09/13/2024