Joseph Liow on The US-China Strategic Relationship and Security in Southeast Asia

Asian American Association: Taste of Asia

Friday, April 12

IU Auditorium

Taste of Asia celebrates Asian American culture on the IU campus. The show consists of student and community performers and is followed by the distribution of food from local Asian restaurants. The event is a wonderful way for IU students as well as the Bloomington community to learn more about diversity and the Asian American culture. This year, we are presenting a special student-made documentary about a Cambodian refugee’s journey from the war-torn country to the United States in an effort to spread awareness of the historical events.

Asia Pacific Week 2013

Invitation to Vice-Presidential Reception

Vice President for International Affairs David Zaret and the ANU-IU Pan Asia Institute

invite you to a

Vice-Presidential Reception

Vice President David Zaret will speak about the recent trip of the IU delegation to Southeast Asia.

There will be an opportunity for questions and informal conversation with members of the delegation.

The delegation is especially eager to welcome those who have a continuing interest in Southeast Asia and its cultures.

Live-streamed and archived video of the event will be available at http://www.broadcast.iu.edu/.

Tuesday, August 28, 2012 4:00–5:00 p.m. Grand Foyer of the IU Auditorium, IU Bloomington

Please reply to ovpia@iu.edu by August 20 if you plan to attend.

Vice President for International Affairs | Bryan Hall 104 107 S. Indiana Avenue | Bloomington, IN 47405 Phone: 812.855.8669

Intern Abroad

CDC Newsletter

IN THIS ISSUE:

* ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS (RESUME SUBMISSION DEADLINES)

* FEATURED JOB AND INTERNSHIP POSTINGS

* EAST ASIA CAREER NIGHT

* CAREERS WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

* OFFICE HOURS WITH THE INDIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY INTERNSHIP DIRECTORS

* INDIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS INFORMATION SESSION

* BROADCAST MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT NETWORKING NIGHT

* WORKFORCE RECRUITMENT PROGRAM (WRP) FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES -  REGISTER NOW!

CDC Newsletter

IN THIS ISSUE:

* ON-CAMPUS INTERVIEWS (RESUME SUBMISSION DEADLINES)

* DOW AGROSCIENCES INFORMATION SESSION

* INFORMATIONAL INTERVIEWS WITH WESTERN AND SOUTHERN FINANCIAL GROUP

* EAST ASIA CAREER NIGHT

* CAREERS WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

* OFFICE HOURS WITH THE INDIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY INTERNSHIP DIRECTORS

* INDIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY INTERNSHIP PROGRAMS INFORMATION SESSION

* BROADCAST MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT NETWORKING NIGHT

* WORKFORCE RECRUITMENT PROGRAM (WRP) FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES -  REGISTER NOW!

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Global Careers: East Asia Career Night

ROCKEFELLER MEDICINE IN CHINA

ROCKEFELLER MEDICINE IN CHINA

Mary Brown Bullock, Ph.D.

October 3, 2011

                                                                12 noon to 1 pm      

Van Nuys Medical Science Building, Room MS 311A&B

The Growth of Private Philanthropy in China

THE GROWTH OF PRIVATE PHILANTHROPY IN CHINA

Peter Geithner
Monday, October 3, 2011

3:00 pm – 4:30 pm

Campus Center, Room 309

EASC Colloquium

PRESENTER: Louise Young (University of Wisconsin-Madison)

TOPIC: "Second Cities and Modern Life in Interwar Japan"
DATE: Friday, September 16, 2011

TIME: 12:00-1:15 p.m.
LOCATION: Ballantine 004

Abstract: The rapid urbanization of the early twentieth century remade the Japanese city into its characteristic modern form.   Much of the action took place outside Tokyo, in the world of the provincial city.   This presentation examines the impact of regional development and urban growth on four second-tier cities:  Sapporo, Kanazawa, Niigata, and Okayama. 

Bio: Louise Young is Professor of Japanese history at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  She is the author of Japan’s Total Empire: Manchuria and the Culture of Wartime Imperialism, which won the Arisawa and Fairbank prizes.  Young recently completed a book manuscript on urbanization in prewar Japan, and she is currently working on a history of sociology and social policy.

Persons with disabilities interested in attending our events who may require assistance, please contact us in advance at (812) 855-3765.

East Asian Studies Center

Indiana University

1021 East Third Street

Memorial Hall West 207

Bloomington, IN  47405

Phone:  (812) 855-3765

Fax:  (812) 855-7762

http://www.iu.edu/~easc/

E-mail:  easc@indiana.edu

EASC Events & Film Series

East Asian Colloquium Series

Foundation for Sustainable Development

What’s on your calendar this fall? 

FSD invites you to join us in East Africa, South Asia, or Latin America this fall to experience a different kind of travel—one that will bring you lifelong friendships, connect you with a powerful international network, and forever challenge the way you see the world and what’s possible. Watch the story of Justin Loiseau, a student who spent his time off with FSD in Uganda to help start a bicycle business in Uganda and never looked back... >>

FSD is now accepting applications from students and professionals interested in supporting critical grassroots projects around the globe in the areas of Child and Maternal Health, Gender Equality, Human Rights, Environmental Sustainability, Microenterprise, Microfinance, Youth and Education, and Applied Technology.

Individual start dates range from September 10-24. Group start dates are customizable.
Application review begins Wednesday, June 1. Choose a program and apply now >>


FSD gives you the opportunity and skillset you need to bring about meaningful and long-lasting change. All participants joining us this fall will get the unique chance to support global advocacy efforts by getting their work published in major U.S. and international publications. Contact us for more information at info@fsdinternational.org or 415.283.4873, ext 1. 

Asian Culture Center

Celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

http://www.iub.edu/~acc/asianheritagemonth/welcome.html

2011 Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Events

"Borders and Pathways: Shaping Identity in Modern America"

--“Bust an Asian Myth:  A Dinner and Dialogue”

hosted by the Union Board’s Student Unity Development Committee and Asian Culture Center

Tuesday, April 19; 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.-Union Center Auditorium on 10th Street (Across Eigenmann Bldg).

Students are invited to a roundtable dinner and discussion to help bust an Asian myth and explain why it's not true! If you can't bust one, what is an Asian myth that you would like to discuss and question?  To reserve a seat, please rsvp by emailing acc@indiana.edu  or Union Board at campus@indiana.edu . 

--PINOY SUNDAY

Thursday, Apr 21; 6:30pm-IU Cinema

On their only day off, two Filipino migrant workers, MANUEL and DADO discover a couch left behind on a Taipei sidewalk. The film is being presented as part of the 2011 East Asian Film Series and is sponsored by the IU East Asian Studies Center and the IU Cinema.  Special thanks to Professor Stephanie DeBoer, Department of Communication and Culture, Indiana University.

--AOKI

Friday, April 22; 3:00 p.m.-IU Cinema

Description courtesy of DC APA Film Festival

Gun-toting, sunglass wearing, loud-mouthed master swearer, founding member and Field Marshall of the Black Panther Party, Richard Aoki was one of the most influential Asian American civil rights activists in history. This film is sponsored by the Asian Culture Center, the Black Film Center/Archive and the IU Cinema.

--AsianFest at the Farmers’ Market

Sponsored by the Asian Culture Center in partnership with the City of Bloomington’s Safe and Civil City Program and Bloomington Parks and Recreation Department

Saturday, April 30; 10:00 a.m. – 12 noon

Showers City Hall Atrium and Outdoor Stage area, in conjunction with the Farmers’ Market. Come and enjoy the diversity within Asian cultures through cultural performances, art crafts, cultural activities & games. Have a taste of traditional Asian dishes at the cooking demonstration. For more information, please email acc@indiana.edu . 

Questions? Email acc@indiana.edu or call 856-5361

www.indiana.edu/~acc

Funding Available for Asia Pacific Week 2011

We are pleased to confirm that the Pan Asia Institute will provide funding (airfare, insurance, accommodations, and meals) for up to four IU students to participate in the Australian National University’s (ANU) Asia Pacific Week 2011, July 10-14, 2011 in Canberra.  This highly-selective, five day conference will bring together 100 graduate and undergraduate students from across Australia and around the world to participate in seminars, panel discussions, and other forums related to the Asia Pacific region.  It presents a wonderful opportunity for students to network not only with peers, but with leading scholars and professionals focused on Asia and the Pacific.  The attached announcement as well as the APW Overview provide further specifics (please note that the latter refers only to graduate student participation – the organizers have confirmed that this is a typo and accomplished, upper-level undergraduates are also welcome to apply).  Information can also be found online at:  asiapacificweek.anu.edu.au.

Any student interested in participating in the program must have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher and have an academic interest in the region.  Undergraduates must also have at least 75 credits completed at the time of application.  A brief application form (attached), a resume or cv, and one letter of recommendation are needed to apply.  Students should submit their complete application packet by email to panasia@indiana.edu no later than 5:00 p.m. on April 20, 2011.  We regret the incredibly short lead time, but only learned of this opportunity recently.

Taste of Asia

Asian American Association presents the 18th Annual Taste of Asia

Date: 4/8/2011
Time: Doors will open at 5:00pm
Location: IU AUditorium
Admission: FREE

Everyone is welcomed, please stop by if you have time!

There will be a special performances and FREE FOOD from the local restaurants.


For any questions, please contact me at "jkitayam@indiana.edu"

We also have a facebook page
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=194431880587087&ref=ts

Asian Culture Center Events

Interested in winning an iPad2?

Join the annual Asian Pacific American Heritage Month Creative Writing Contest. 

 Deadline for submission has been extended to midnight on March 28, 2011.

"Borders and Pathways: Shaping Identity in Modern America”

The contest is open to all IUB undergraduate students.

Guidelines: Deadline for Submission: Wednesday, March 23, 2011. You may submit your entries to: Asian Culture Center, 807 E. Tenth Street, Bloomington, IN 47408, fax it to 856-5030 or email to acc@indiana.edu.

Find out more at: www.indiana.edu/~acc

Monday Table Topic presents: "Crowing the Harvests Queen:  Femininity, Ethinicity, and Identity in Sabah, Malayasia"
by Flory Gingging, a doctoral student in the Folklore and Ethnomusicology Department

March 28
, 12:00 -1:00 p.m. 
At the .ACC

The Unduk Ngadau beauty competition is held every May during harvest festival celebrations among the Kadazan, Dusun, and Murut (KDM) communities in Sabah, Malaysia.  The competition seeks to crown a young KDM woman who best represents the qualities of courage, compassion, and beauty embodied by Huminodun, the daughter of Kinoingan (God).  Contestants are judged based on character, the authenticity of their traditional attire, and their knowledge of Sabah’s cultures and traditions. Flory’s presentation looks at what the competition might suggest about notions of femininity and beauty among the KDM; and the ways in which it has been employed culturally and politically by Sabah’s indigenous groups as they negotiate their identities within the constraints of membership within the nation of Malaysia.

‪Henna Lesson 101

April 5 & 9; 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. at the ACC

Come to the ACC to learn the ancient Indian art of Henna designs. You will have hands on experience, as well as learn basic techniques and designs. Please feel free to bring friends along. If you have questions, please email acc@indiana.edu.

Questions? Email acc@indiana.edu or call 856-5361

www.indiana.edu/~acc

Southeast Asian Night

A Campus-Community Response to the Crisis in Japan: A Teach-In and Benefit Event

Date:  March 30, 2011

Time:  7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.

Venue: IMU Whittenberger Auditorium