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March 15, 2023 Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM MDT Register Now Event Description:

UCSD LITERATURE DEPARTMENT GRADUATE STUDENT CONFERENCE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO HYBRID, MAY 26TH-27TH, 2022 In November 2022, more than 36,000 graduate students across California unified to strike for higher wages, better living conditions, adequate accommodations, and increased job security. The momentum of this movement was quelled by both pressure...

Dr. Fletcher Coleman , from the University of Texas, will speak on “Ink Rubbings and Early American Encounters with Chinese Sculpture” on Monday, April 3rd at 5pm in HUMN 135 . Fletcher Coleman (PhD Harvard 2020) is a specialist on the religious arts and art historiography of China, whose research...

Please consider attending this important talk on careers for linguists this Wednesday, March 8, between 4:00 and 5:30 by Dr. Alexandra Johnstone from Georgetown University. All students working at the intersection of language and society are welcome to attend! The talk is cosponsored by the Department of Linguistics and the...

The University of Arizona’s Critical Languages Program (CLP) is hosting a Korean Summer Camp. The 2023 Korean Summer Camp (6/12 - 6/16) is held online from 10am-12pm (AZ Time). The camp is open to 6th-12th graders. This program is designed to encourage knowledge of Korea as well as interest in...

Feb. 20 - April 24 Every Monday, 12 - 1:30 PM (no group meeting March 27 or April 10) The Office of Victim Assistance is starting a support group for self-identified Asian American females and non-binary CU Boulder Students. Common themes discussed include, but are not limited to. • Mental...

We are the McNair Scholars Program! We are a federally funded program with the goal of increasing the attainment of doctoral degrees by students who are first-generation & low-income, or otherwise underrepresented in graduate education. You are receiving this message because you are involved in an organization that works with...

**Deadline has been extended to February 13th** Transgression The Terasaki Center for Japanese Studies Graduate Student Conference Transgression, by its very nature, is enigmatic. At once it implies various trespasses on established social, moral, or legal orders, while also suggesting a tantalizing foray into the forbidden. Beyond the mere act...