SIGN UP FOR 2010 SEMINARS IN NEW YORK!

Upstate New York Educators:
Please see the NEW YORK PAGE of the Five College Center for East Asian Studies NCTA National Coordinating Site's NCTA SEMINARS WEBSITE for information.

For seminars in Buffalo, contact Bruce Acker at backer@buffalo.edu or (716) 645-3474, ext. 1465; for seminars in Capital, contact Catherine Snyder at snyderc@uniongraduatecollege.edu or (518)388-6361.

New York City Metro-area Educators:
Please see the Columbia University NCTA National Coordinating Site's Seminar Webpage for information, or contact Karen Kane at kak13@columbia.edu or (212) 854-9007.

The Five College Center for East Asian Studies will conduct a study-tour program during the summer of 2010 for NCTA seminar alumni in the six New England states and upstate New York. Required components of this study-tour program include an Orientation Weekend and a Debriefing Weekend -- both held in the Amherst, Massachusetts, area -- and Dissemination Activities conducted by participating teachers themselves in the 2010-11 school year. The dates for the study-tour program itself, led by Mimi Stephens (Assistant Director of the Center), are TBA. This study-tour program is generously supported by the Freeman Foundation.

Alumni of the New York City Metro-area NCTA seminars have an opportunity to apply for field studies in China, Japan, Korea, and Vietnam in summer 2010. For final application, please click here. Applications should be returned to Karen Kane at the Columbia University address given on the form by January 25, 2010 in triplicate.

To participate in discussions with teachers in New York, please visit the New York 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.

From the New York State Education Department:

Travel/Study Programs
Seminars, Institutes, and Professional Development
Educational Exchange Opportunities (For teachers, students, and schools)
Asian Studies Resources Online

 

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