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There are several events this week: Introduction to the Anthropology of Japan Public Lecture Series - Asian American rap in a world of anti-Asian racism Fri, Feb 4, 12:20 PM - 01:10 PM MT Zoom Registration Dr. Noriko Manabe, Associate Professor of Music Studies, Temple University Visiting Associate Professor, East...

Introduction to the Anthropology of Japan Public Lecture Series - Pockets of Utopia: The Promise of Interactivity in Japanese Journalism and Television Friday Jan 28, 2022 12:20-1:10pm MT Zoom Registration Dr. Elizabeth Rodwell Assistant Professor, University of Houston Department of Information & Logistics Technology Following the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster,...

The Center for Asian Studies is sponsoring several events this Friday. The Cement-Steel-Infrastructure Interface: China’s Export and Investment Boom in the Philippines Alvin Camba, Korbel School of International Studies Denver University In Person: GUGG 205 Jan 21, 2022, 3:30 PM Or Join Zoom Meeting: cuboulder.zoom.us/j/96904127211 In the Global South, the...

While we are aware that the semester is beginning remotely, CAS wants to wish students, faculty and staff a productive and healthy beginning to the Spring 2022 semester. Our offices will be operating on a mostly virtual basis until the remote status is lifted. As always, the best way to...

Introduction to Nepali Spring 2022 - Directed Independent Language Study non-credit class (virtual) Are you interested in studying the language and culture of Nepal? Start learning the basics of the Nepali language this spring with instructor Tashi Choezom. This class will be offered twice a week online - Thursdays at...

Jessica Yan, a graduate of CU Boulder and a Tang Fund scholar, was recently awarded a coveted Schwartzman scholarship to study in a one-year Master’s program in global affairs at Tsinghua University, Beijing. In 2018, Jessica went to China as one of the twelve students selected for a Tang Fund...

CAS wants to wish you the happiest of holiday seasons. Thank you to everyone who attended a CAS event or participated in other CAS initiatives over the past year. The global pandemic has made international engagement more difficult, but we at CAS believe that our work has never been more...

On November 8, the Center for Asian Studies hosted former diplomat Dave Rank at our first in-person public lecture since March 2020. We have missed the opportunity to gather and share ideas and information about Asia, so having over 70 CU students, staff, faculty members, and members of the broader...

You can make an impact and help academic scholars at risk throughout the world! The crisis in Afghanistan highlights an immediate need to support threatened and displaced international scholars. In the wake of the US departure, scholars in Afghanistan are facing severe repression and economic catastrophe, while thousands of recent...

Emma Leek, a Journalism major and Japanese minor, undertook a virtual internship in the Summer of 2021 with one of our intership partners, as part of our Asia Internship Program. She has written about her experience below: Over the summer I undertook a virtual internship with an international exchange company...