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3 rd Annual Transnational Asia Graduate Student Conference

3 rd Annual Transnational Asia Graduate Student Conference. Keynote Speaker: Nayan Shah, Ph.D., Associate Professor, History, University of California, San Diego Asian American history, United States cultural and political history, race and sexual politics. February 10-11, 2012

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3 rd Annual Transnational Asia Graduate Student Conference

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  1. 3rd Annual Transnational AsiaGraduate Student Conference Keynote Speaker: Nayan Shah, Ph.D., Associate Professor, History, University of California, San Diego Asian American history, United States cultural and political history, race and sexual politics. February 10-11, 2012 Kyle Morrow Room, Fondren Library This is a graduate student organized and managed event. Sponsor: Chao Center for Asian Studies More information: asia@rice.edu; 713-348-8083; chaocenter.rice.edu

  2. 3rd Annual Transnational AsiaGraduate Student ConferenceFebruary 11-12, 2012 Call for Papers! All fields welcome! This two-day conference explores the phenomena that accompany the movement of individuals, peoples, ideas, practices, and goods across the borders and boundaries of Asia and beyond. The conference utilizes a cross-disciplinary approach to explore the processes and effects of transnationalism within contemporary and historical periods. Last year fields represented included English, anthropology, linguistics, sociology, history, gender studies, and more… Participating schools included: University of Toronto, Michigan, Waseda(Tokyo), Columbia, Harvard, Clark, U of San Francisco, and more. Call for Conference Organizers! Planning begins in September….email: asia@rice.edu

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