Center for Asian Research: Connecting Asia Globally Through Language & Culture

Shin Hanga Landscape as Art and ART

Please join us for a lecture by Professor Kendall Brown on Japanese Art. Dr. Brown's lecture will touch on the subject of how and why North Americans acquire Shin Hanga Landscape Prints. The lecture will be on Thursday, October 29, 2020 at 1:30 pm.

Join via Zoom: https://asu.zoom.us/j/2229305016.

Are You Interested in a Career where You can Use Your Expertise in Foreign Language and Area Studies?

Do you speak a less-commonly-taught-language? Find out about professional development and career opportunities in the public and private sectors that are presented at the July 2020 VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR. To listen to panel discussions about more than 450 opportunities in a variety of professions, please click the link below to connect to a Facebook Live (video).

LCTL VIRTUAL CAREER FAIR VIDEO

less_commonly_taught_languages_career_fair_22.pdf

In China, Pandemic Diaries Unite, and Divide, a Nation - by Guobin Yang

In the digital age, diary writing, often imagined as an individual and private phenomenon, can be both social and public...

Religious Studies Student won 20-21 Fulbright-Hays DDRA Fellowship

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ASU Student wins Robert H.N. Ho Foundation Dissertation Fellowship

School of Historical. Philosophical and Religious Studies PhD Candidate Mu-Lung Hsu (Chit Minn) has been awarded a 2020 Robert H.N. Ho Family Foundation Dissertation Fellowship in Buddhist Studies to support his dissertation project.