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Additional modules added to "Pronouncing Chinese Names" online workshop
The East Asian Studies Center has now made 22 additional video modules available in its "Pronouncing Chinese Names" online workshop. Created to help faculty and staff at The Ohio State University…
Professor Mari Noda Publishes New Book for Japanese Language Learners
Mari Noda has a new publication from Routledge. Action! Japan: A Field Guide to Using Japanese in the Community is a practical guide for intermediate to advanced students of…
Young Scholars Program student Meilenys Peraza studies in Japan and Korea
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion features a story on Meilenys Peraza, a student in the Young Scholars Program, who is simultaneously studying Japanese and Korean to fulfill her dream of…
University of Tokyo Professor Visits OSU to Discuss History of Japan-US relations
November 13, 2017, Columbus - As part of the 2017-18 Institute for Japanese Studies (IJS) Lecture Series, Kaoru Iokibe, Professor, Graduate Schools for Law and Politics, University of Tokyo,…
EASC scholarship competitions now open
The East Asian Studies Center announces the availability of applications for the 2018 Louise Zung-Nyi Loh Memorial Scholarship. Graduate and undergraduate students in any department who have an…
2018-19 FLAS Fellowship competition opens
EASC is seeking applications for fellowships for summer 2018 and academic year 2018-19 under the U.S. Department of Education's Title VI Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship program…
Apply now for fully funded Global Leadership Academy at Wuhan University
The Global Gateways and the East Asian Studies Center are currently accepting applications from undergraduate students to participate in a Global Leadership Academy at Wuhan University in Wuhan,…
Motomu Ibaraki publishes in Syukan Economist
EASC affiliated faculty member, Professor Motomu Ibaraki, published a piece in Syukan Economist, one of Japan's major magazines published by Mainichi Newspaper. Syukan Economist, 2017, October…
Professor Richard Moore receives Public Policy Award from American Anthropological Association
Richard Moore, emeritus professor in the School of Environment and Natural Resources, adjunct emeritus professor in the Department of Anthropology, and affiliated faculty of the East Asian Studies…