This seminar provides an in-depth exploration of the Korean Peninsula’s divided history and complex political landscape since 1945. Focusing on both North and South Korea, the course examines the lingering impact of the Cold War, the Korean War’s legacy, …
This 21 hour professional development seminar series explores how currency serves as a lens for understanding national identity and national narrative making in China, Taiwan, and Japan. By examining the figures, images, and places depicted on banknotes …
Join Texas NCTA to learn about Asian Art with a tour of the Crow Museum of Asian Art in Dallas. Teachers will have an opportunity to discuss Asian history and art by viewing the latest exhibits.
‘Reel’ Asia: A Lens on Film examines movies from Japan, South Korea, and the PRC—from classics like Rashomon and Godzilla to more contemporary productions. Join us for presentations with four noted East Asian scholars who will talk about East Asian films …
Looking to make your world history, world geography, or world literature course more exciting? This introductory full-day workshop explores the origins and impact of three of the most important religious and philosophical traditions in Asia: Confucianism, …
Join Ron Eisenman in an in-person visit to the Japanese Garden at the Taconic Ramble State Park in Hubbardton, VT. The garden is a short walk from the parking lot on an unpaved, hilly path. Participants will explore the garden with the help of a guide to …
Great works of literature like “The Tale of Genji” and “Dream of the Red Chamber” have influenced the way that many of us think about the culture, history, politics, and traditions of China and Japan. Yet these and other canonical works are largely the …
The Five College Center for East Asian Studies (FCCEAS) will conduct a summer institute in Honolulu, HI. Honolulu offers a unique opportunity to learn about China, Taiwan, Japan and Korea without needing a passport or worrying about currency exchange, but …
This free, in-person residential NCTA foundational seminar presented by The Center for East Asian & Pacific Studies (U of I) will introduce the arts, histories and literatures of CHINA, JAPAN, and KOREA, helping you to better understand East Asia and …
Asian Americans have called Arkansas home for over 150 years, yet Asian Americans experiences rarely appear in US history textbooks. This workshop provides an accessible overview of key themes, events, and concepts within the broad scope of Asian American …