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New course on "Urban China" to be offered in Spring 2017
Prof. Max Woodworth of the Department of Geography will be offering a new course in Spring 2017 titled "Urban China: Space, place, and urban transformation." It will be listed as Geography 5503…
EASC relocates to Enarson Classroom Building
The East Asian Studies Center, along with the other units of the Office of International Affairs, moved to a new location on August 1. Please note that our offices are no longer in Oxley Hall. We…
EASC, DEALL host Japanese Interpretation Workshop
The East Asian Studies Center and the Department for East Asian Languages and Literatures hosted a Japanese interpretation workshop Monday, May 9 - Friday, May 13. The workshop was led by Dr. Anna…
Call for Papers: 28th International Japanese-English Translation Conference (IJET-28)
Call for Papers: The 28th International Japanese-English Translation Conference will provide an opportunity for professionals and researchers working on translation and/or…
EALL hosts 35th annual LangFest
For four hours on Friday April 22, the Department of East Asian Languages & Literatures (DEALL) hosted its 35th annual LangFest, the now-famous variety show in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean…
2015-2016 "EASC expOSUre" now available
The East Asian Studies Center invites you to view the electronic publication of the Academic Year 2015-2016 EASC expOSUre newsletter. You can access the newsletter here. This issue…
Prof. Julia Andrews awarded Guggenheim Fellowship
Reprinted from the College of Arts and Sciences website:
Julia F. Andrews, professor, history of art, is in very good company. Since their creation in 1925 by former U.S. Sen. Simon…
EASC's impact on student learning and faculty research
The East Asian Studies Center and Institutes for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Studies have compiled a report which details our impact on student learning and faculty research from 2011-2016. The…
Courses on Seoul's gentrification, issues of gender and class in South Korea to be offered at OSU in Autumn 2016
As part of an effort to build a system of shared courses with Korean content among a number of Midwestern schools, the institutional members of the Committee on Institutional Cooperation (CIC),…