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Calendar, Spring
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| STIP (Science and Technology
in the Pacific Century) China Today Teaching Asia Korea Workshop EAPS Arts Aems Films Asian Dissertation Series EALC And More... |
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| STIP All events are 1-3 pm in 607 Institute for Genomic Biology unless otherwise noted |
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Science
and Technology: A Primer Langdon Winner (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) Thursday, January 24 The Failure of Bio-informatics in India Preeta Banerjee (Brandeis University) Thursday, January 31 Chinese Environmental Policy and its Historical Roots Peter Perdue (Yale) Friday, February 15 The Rise of Genomics in Japan Joan Fujimura (University of Wisconsin) Thursday, February 28 Starting a Biomedical Research Institute in Korea Ook Joon Yoo (KAIST) Thursday, March 6 International ‘brain circulation’ and technology entrepreneurship AnnaLee Saxenian (University of California-Berkeley) Wednesday, March 12, 4 pm Knight Auditorium, Spurlock Museum An Overview of Korea’s Science System Sanghyun Kim (Harvard) Thursday, March 27 The State of Japanese Science and Technology Ed Lincoln (New York University) Thursday, April 3 Science and Technology Policy Making in Korea Yongrak Choi (KORP) Thursday, April 10 Korean Biochemistry An-Sik Chung (KAIST) Thursday, April 17 |
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| China Today | ||
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AEMS Film: China Blue |
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| Teaching Asia | ||
| Teaching Asia Brown Bag Series In this series, U of IL faculty will introduce their syllabi, their evolution and goals to begin a reflective conversation about the teaching of Asia. EALC 397 Diplomatic History of Korea Jacques Fuqua Monday, February 25, Noon-1 pm Freeman Fellows Conference Room, 912 S. Fifth St. SOC365/EALC365 Contemporary Korean Society Shin-Kap Han Monday, April 7,Noon-1 pm 101International Studies Building 101 |
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| Korea Workshop Korea – Gender, Sexuality, Race All events are 1-3 pm in FLB, Lucy Ellis Lounge except as noted |
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The Vanished
Women of Korea: Beyond the Anonymity of Historical Traces |
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| EAPS Arts | ||
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Totebags,
Teeshirts, and Tableware: The Domestication of Hokusai's "Great
Wave" Christine Guth (Royal College of Art, Victoria and Albert Museum) Tuesday, March 4,5:30 pm Krannert Art Museum Auditorium Collecting East Asia: Gallery Conversation and Book Discussion of Longfellow’s Tattoos: Tourism, Collecting, and Japan Christine Guth (Royal College of Art, Victoria and Albert Museum), Lee Wonsik (Kinki University), Anne Burkus-Chasson, participants in Fall 07 Collecting East Asia course Wednesday, March 5,5:30 pm Krannert Art Museum Golden-Age South Korean Comedy Film Festival The Hyperbole of Youth (Ch'ongchun Ssangkokson) Thursday, April 10, 7-9 pm location tba Golden-Age South Korean Comedy Film Festival A Petty Middle Manager (Samtung Kwachang) Friday, April 11, 7-9 pm location tba |
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| AEMS Films | ||
All films are at 7:30 pm China Blue Wednesday, January 23, 7 pm 386 Armory The Blood of Yingzhou District Tuesday, February 19, 7 pm 386 Armory |
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| Asian
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| EAPS is pleased to feature recently completed Asia-related
dissertations. Not a second defense, this is instead a celebration
and a chance for these scholars to informally discuss their work
with interested students and faculty. All are welcome! All events are Noon-1 pm, 101 International Studies Building Space, History and Mobility: A Historical Inquiry of Seoul from 1970 to 2000 Soochul Kim (Communications) Monday, January 28 Corporeal Colonialism: Managing Women's Bodies, Race, and Reproduction in Colonial Korea Jin-Kyung Park (Communications) Monday, February 18 Essentialist belief of race: Its implication to social categorization and intercultural processes Melody Chao (Psychology) Monday, April 28 |
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| EALC |
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| In Search of Law in China Stanley Lubman (University of California-Berkeley) Thursday, March 13,4 pm Law Building, Room D Terayama Shuji and the Dramatization of Revolution Steven Clark Ridgely (University of Wisconsin) Thursday, April 17,4 pm Lucy Ellis Lounge ’Kissing is a Symbol of Democracy!’ The US Occupation and the Creation of a Culture of Romance in Japan 1945-52 Mark McLelland (University of Michigan) Tuesday, April 22,4 pm G-17 Foreign Languages Building |
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New Trends in the Japanese Consumer
Credit Industry Takeshi Mori (Konan University) Monday, February 11, Noon-1 pm 101 International Studies Building South Korea’s Education Exodus (Chogi yuhak): Risks, Realities, and Challenges Asian American Studies Friday-Saturday, March 28-29 For more information see: http://www.aasp.uiuc.edu/EducationExodus/index.html |
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The Center for East Asian and
Pacific Studies at University of Illinois 230 International Studies Building, 910 S. Fifth Street Champaign IL 61820 phone: 217.333.7273 fax: 217.244.5729 eaps@uiuc.edu |
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