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In this workshop, you will learn best practices for crafting a winning proposal, be it for grants, scholarships, PhD applications or other purposes. UHM Asian Studies professor Anna Stirr has won several hundred thousand dollars of funding in her academic career,…
Lauren Markle Incoming MAIA student Lauren Markle was featured in UH News for the reasons that spurred her to pursue a Masters in Asian International Affairs (MAIA): fighting anti-Asian racism, which she experienced as an undergraduate student on the US…
Enroll in our master’s level classes this upcoming semester! Want to learn more about historical and contemporary issues in Asia? Looking to gain research and practical skills to further your career? The Asian Studies Department at the University of Hawaiʻi…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3IIRkKCfJY In this video, Sadie Green ’15 describes her experience in the Master of Arts in Asian Studies program, and how it helped her pursue her career goals. Sadie is a non-profit consultant who is committed to working toward social…
Conference Information The School of Pacific and Asian Studies Graduate Conference welcomes abstract submissions from graduate students, on this year’s theme of Innovation, Adaptation, and Resilience. The conference will be held online via Zoom, on April 14-15, 2021. This year’s…
UH Manoa Asian Studies has signed an MOU with Berkeley APEC Study Center, and welcomes Vinod Aggarwal to Graduate Faculty
The Asian Studies Program is thrilled to announce the opening of a new Master’s in Asian International Affairs (MAIA) degree program! This program is designed for working professionals who have no background in Asian studies but whose careers would be…
Bridging the Gaps: Conceptualizing Asia Through AnInterdisciplinary Lens Conference Information: Attend the School of Pacific and Asian Studies 28th annual graduate student conference, March 22-24, at the Center for Korean Studies. The conference will include performances, posters, presentations, and panels…
This special course will be offered this term only, by our visiting Andrews Fellow, Michael Hathaway (bio below). ASAN 620 Making an Indigenous Space Along the Pacific Rim: National and International Struggles from the 1960s-present This graduate class explores the…
The Asian Studies Program’s Andrews Fellow in Spring 2017 will be Michael Hathaway. Michael Hathaway is an associate professor of cultural anthropology at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, British Columbia. His first book, Environmental Winds: Making the Global in Southwest China (University of California Press,…