EASC Newsletter

May 2008

In this issue:

EASC Reports
- Science and Technology in the Pacific Century (STIP) Update
- IL/IN National Dissertation Workshop: East Asian Education
- “Monsters and the Monstrous in Modern Japanese History and Culture”
- Special Lectures
                  Anne Allison
                  Yoshioka Sachio
                  Susan Mann
- National Consortium for Teaching about Asia Celebrates its Tenth Anniversary
- NCTA Years 11-12 Funding Received
- “Early Modern Japanese Literature: Research and Translation” Project
- Indiana Roundtable on Post Communism: “Islam and Post-Communism”
- Midwest Japan Seminar in Bloomington
- “Voices and Visions: Islam and Muslims in World Contexts” Grant Received
- East Asia Fair: “Rigidity and Flexibility in Japanese Arts”
- Geography and History of the World workshops
- China Wave III Orientation
- 4th Annual Midwest Conference on East Asian Thought
- NCTA Enrichment Event: “East Asian Bodies and Sports: From Tradition to the Beijing Olympics”
- An Evening of Japanese Music and Art—Tradition and Crossover
- New Staff at EASC
IU East Asia News
- McRobbie Signs Agreement with China’s Zhejiang University
- Kelley Dual Degree Program with Sungkyunkwan University
- Research Center for Chinese Politics & Business: Recent Events
- Chinese Ambassador Visits Indianapolis
- The Confucius Institute in Indianapolis
- SPEA’s Scholars in Global Citizenship Program Goes to Seoul
- SPEA Graduate Students Study Public Infrastructure in China
Faculty Reports
- New Faculty
- Faculty News
- New Faculty Profile: Heike Frick
- New Faculty Profile: Misako Matsubara
Student Reports
- New Phi Beta Kappa Inductees
- Undergraduate Award Winners
- Summer 2008 and Academic-Year 2008–09 FLAS Awards
- Student News
- Student Profile: Travis Selmier
Upcoming Events
- IL/IN East Asian Summer Seminar on “Law and Society in China”
- STARTALK 2008: Chinese Pedagogy Institute
- NCTA Study Tour to Japan and Korea
- Teaching East Asian Literature in the High School Workshop
- NCTA Teaching about Asia Summer Seminar in Bloomington
- Support of Central Asian Languages at IU’s Summer Workshop
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