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The Asian Studies Program was incredible because most professors were undertaking their own research, passionate about their subject of study, and enthusiastic about sharing their knowledge with students. It felt fresh and profound at the same time. Inspiring!
I was able to delve deep and focus on the areas of Asian Studies that truly interested me, and therefore gained a much more thorough and developed understanding of my fields of interest, which are applicable to my current career path. Also, the professors are extremely helpful and want their students to succeed. They were very supportive both while I was at UH and after I graduated.
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,…
WICHE – WRGP The Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education (WICHE)’s Western Regional Graduate Program (WRGP) As of fall 2016, the Asian Studies Program at UH Mānoa is a member of the Western Regional Graduate Program (WRGP). This program allows master’s,…