CEAS is a Title VI national resource center working to foster interest and understanding of the East Asian region.
Tucson, Arizona, USA
Joined August 2022
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Interested in global politics? Then sign up to virtually attend China Town Hall! This event provides an opportunity to engage with communities across the U.S. to discuss the U.S.-China relationship.
Date: Thursday, April 24 (3:30PM)
Register here: tinyurl.com/49n9c4zd
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The Chinese Language Program held a Mahjong party on January 29, 2025 to celebrate the Year of the Snake! More than 80 students from Chinese language classes, TAs and instructors participated in the event.
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Dr. Albert Welter’s spring courses!
EAS 160A3 offers an introduction to the Chinese civilization from the earliest times to the end of the 18th century.
EAS 351 examine the three genres of Zen Buddhism, the tea ceremony/
tea culture, and poetry.
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Dr. Joshua Schlachet is offering two courses on Japanese history and culture next semester. See flyers for details!
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We are thrilled to share that Dr. Joshua Schlachet was awarded the 2024 Chatfield Outstanding Untenured Researcher of the Year by the College of Humanities! Congratulations, Dr. Schlachet!
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We are thrilled to share that Dr. Rae Dachille was awarded the 2024 Chatfield Outstanding Tenured Researcher of the Year by the College of Humanities! Congratulations, Dr. Dachille!
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🎥 Join JPN 245 for an end-of-semester screening of The First Slam Dunk! 🏀
📅 When: Wednesday, Dec. 11
🕓 Time: 4–6:30 PM
📍 Where: CESL Room 103
See you there!
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Discover the Wisdom of Buddhism! Are you looking for a course that's thought-provoking, enriching, and fulfills your general education requirement?
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Dr. Dachille is relaunching her Tibetan Buddhism course next semester. Join her in exploring the Buddhist tradition of the Land of Snows!
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🎞️ On Nov. 22, students gathered to explore the ancient art of Chinese calligraphy with Professor Chia-lin Pao Tao. From delving into its history and styles to mastering brush techniques, the workshop was a celebration of creativity and cultural connection.
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EAS 484 explores the history of Buddhism in China, Korea and Japan with emphasis on the relationship between East Asian Buddhist thought and practice and the various historical contexts in which they emerged.
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📣 Scroll for Dr. Jiang Wu's Spring courses! EAS 444 explores the Weberian thesis on the relation between culture and capitalist economy by investigating East Asia and its connection with global capitalism.
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Consider studying Chinese literary stories with Prof. Scott Gregory! Students will explore the classic novels in their 16th century historical settings and more recent adaptations in popular culture like the video game Black Myth: Wukong. All required readings will be in English.
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Are you looking to fulfill your Gen Ed requirements? From Buddhism to Japanese Pop Culture, East Asian Studies is offering a diverse variety of Gen Ed Courses in Spring 2025!
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Looking for courses to take this winter break? Explore our diverse winter offerings, from Japanese Pop Culture to East Asian Religion!
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Dr. Takashi Miura is offering two courses on Japanese religions for undergraduate and graduate students in the spring!
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🎞️ Did you miss the Campus Kimchi Masters event last month? Here’s the story of the event as told by Lindsay Wilmarth! Lindsay is a U of A senior studying Information Science & eSociety and East Asian Studies, and an avid attendee of EAS events on campus. instagram.com/reel/DBrCgQRTk…
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In late September, our amazing CHN301 students wrapped up their lesson on ‘Chinese Festivals’ with a poster competition and every group absolutely crushed it with their stunning designs! instagram.com/p/DBtnRvfyoc2/…
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Chinese Language Program’s Weekly Film Recommendation #4 instagram.com/p/DBucewSPCQX/…
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Chinese Language Program’s Weekly Film Recommendation #3
Ashes of Time is a 1994 film following the novel “The Legend of the Condor Heroes. The Film is about the main antagonist and his descent into villainy.
Let us know if you have seen this film before 👇
