University of Louisville Asian Studies Program

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Museum of Chinese in America -- Oral History Archive The Journey Wall is a custom art installation created for MOCA's lobby by renowned artist/designer Maya Lin. The wall is composed of bronze tiles through which Chinese Americans can permanently honor and remember their family roots. Each tile bears the name of an individual or family, their ancestra...

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Louisville couple help share Chinese and Asian culture Calvin and Helen Lang are credited for starting the Asian studies program at the University of Louisville. Helen also founded the Asia Institute Crane House.

Taiwan Fellowship

AST Celebration of 13 Years!

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Statement from President Joe Biden on the 80th Anniversary of the Repeal of the Chinese Exclusion Act | The White House Our nation was founded on the fundamental idea that we are created equal and deserve to be treated equally. But for 61 years, the Chinese Exclusion Act failed to live up to that promise. It weaponized our immigration system to discriminate against an entire ethnic group and was followed by further d...

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Prof. Robert Sutter, "Defending America and China's Challenge" The US-China relationship has entered a new phase of competition, with implications for security, economics and technology. What are China’s strategic global...

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Business and Politics: Volume 24 - U.S.-China Trade War | Cambridge Core Cambridge Core - Business and Politics - Volume 24 - U.S.-China Trade War

AAPI Expo:
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AAPI Event!https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2022-aapi-fall-expo-registration-425887921237

Greetings:

I am emailing from Ibaraki Christian University in Hitachi, Japan to ask for your assistance in informing interested students of our English teaching and cultural exchange internship. Since our internship program began in 2013, we have welcomed more than 60 interns from all over North America, Europe, Australia and Asia. With the experience gained through the internship along with our recommendation, a large percentage of our former interns who applied to the JET Program have been accepted. Many of our former interns are now working in Japan in various industries including education. Though the internship is unpaid, interns receive a monthly food stipend of 10,000 yen to help with costs. The weakness of the yen against the dollar and euro right now also makes this opportunity especially easy for students from North America and Europe to live in Japan.

We are looking for students who are interested in doing an international internship related to teaching. Specifically, we are looking for interns to help undergraduate English majors in Japan improve their English. Interns will work with students in and out of the classroom to help them academically and provide opportunities to practice English communication. Interns will also plan and create opportunities for students to use their English in non-academic settings such as playing games, sports and other extracurricular activities.

Those interested in our program can visit http://www.gendaieigo.info/internship for more information including testimonials from past participants. If you would like to see testimonials from a third-party site, please visit https://www.goabroad.com/providers/ibaraki-christian-university/reviews. We welcome all students at American, Australian, Canadian, Irish, New Zealand and United Kingdom colleges and universities irrespective of religious faith, culture and nationality.

We are especially interested in applicants who would like to intern during our spring semester, between the months of April and July, and our fall semester, which starts in late September and runs until the end of January. Dates for internships are flexible and we do our best to arrange them depending on individual schedules.

I am attaching a flyer on our program. We are now recruiting for the 2023-2024 academic year in Japan. Thank you for your understanding and help. If there is any more information that I can provide for you, you are welcome to contact me anytime.
We look forward to hearing from you and your students.

Congratulations to the Asian Studies Program at the University of Louisville for successfully hosting the 61st Southeast Conference of the Association for Asian Studies on January 14–16. The hybrid in-person and online conference attracted about 100 participants from Australia, Canada, China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Russia, Thailand, the Philippines, the UK, Vietnam, and many parts of the United States. Eighteen UofL faculty and graduates presented at the conference. Besides regular panels and roundtables, the conference featured an art exhibition, “Asia in Motion,” at Cressman Center; the keynote speech by the President of the Association for Asian Studies, Professor Hy V. Luong (University of Toronto); a special invited talk, “China, Olympics and Human Rights” by Professor Susan Brownell (University of Missouri at St. Louis); an outreach program, “Asian Peoples and Horses,” for local teachers; a panel on Taiwan’s economy sponsored by Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Atlanta; and a film screening session.

SEC conference Jan. 2022

SEC Conference Jan. 2022

SEC Conference in Jan. 2022