
Visit your U.S. state page to find out about NCTA seminars and activities in your area:

At present there are no seminars being offered in Maine in 2011-12. Please see the Five College Center for East Asian Studies NCTA National Coordinating Site's NCTA SEMINARS WEBSITE for information on 2011-12 seminars.
NCTA will offer a 4-week study tour to Japan in summer 2012, funded by the Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad, with additional support from NCTA. Coordinated by the NCTA National Coordinating Site at the Five College Center for East Asian Studies, the study tour is open by application to NCTA alumni nationwide. This study tour was postponed from Summer 2011 and new applications are now being accepted. For more information, contact Anne Prescott, aprescott@fivecolleges.edu.
The NCTA National Coordinating Site at the University of Pittsburgh is organizing a residential summer program in Hangzhou, China
for its own teachers as well as those from four other NCTA national
coordinating sites: Five College Center for East Asian Studies, Indiana
University, University of Colorado and University of Washington.
A selection committee will choose twenty (20) teachers for the
program; there are eight (8) spots for alumni of NCTA seminars in
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware and Maryland. There are three (3)
spots for each of the other NCTA coordinating sites mentioned
above. Dr. Kristin Stapleton, Associate Professor of History and
Director of the Asian Studies Program at the University at Buffalo,
will serve as the program’s director in China. The residential program
will be administered by the National Coordinating Site at the
University of Pittsburgh.
This program includes the following components in addition to the time spent in China: online orientation and follow-up, as ell as written classroom implementation plans. Application Deadline: January 9, 2012 Click here for more infomation and to download the application.
NCTA is offering two enrichment summer institutes for NCTA alumni in 2012. A residential institute on East Asian literature
will be conducted by the NCTA National Coordinating Site at Indiana
University for eligible alumni. Information will be available in early winter 2012 at the Indiana University NCTA National Coordinating Site's NCTA Teaching East Asian Literature in High School Workshop Web page. A residential one-week institute on a
specific topic in East Asian Studies will be hosted by the NCTA
National Coordinating Site at the University of Colorado. The
topic and application process will be announced in January 2012.
Contact Lynn Parisi, parisi@colorado.edu, for more information or visit the University of Colorado NCTA National Coordinating Site NCTA Web page and click on Summer Institutes after January 1, 2012.
To participate in discussions with teachers in Maine, please visit the Maine State Discussion Group section of the Asia in the Curriculum BULLETIN. Registration is required for posting messages to the Forum, though not to read messages already posted.
Maine State Department of Education