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WE ARE OPEN!! The Asian Studies Tea House is open until 3

Please stop by to chill, have some snacks and tea

And a quiet place to study, if you need one. Pick up your Asian Studies t-shirt if you don't already have one. Yes, the elevator on the South side of Fine Arts is working again. Please...

posted 8 days ago

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REMINDER: Asian Studies Tea House

Please join us for Tea and Snacks

Asian Studies End of Semester Event! Thursday, May 16, 2019 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Fine Arts : 558 South...

posted 10 days ago

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College Essay Contest on China

Calling all undergraduate students! If you are a college student and have written an essay on technology, economics or women's rights in China, don't miss our contest. You can win up to $3000...

posted 15 days ago

Asian Studies Tea House - End of Semester Event

Please Join Us for Tea and Snacks

Thursday, May 16, 2019 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM Fine Arts : 558 South Please join us for tea and snacks and...

posted 17 days ago

Retriever Essentials is providing food for the summer!

UMBC's Retriever Essentials wants to help our students over the summer. Please contact Julie Rosenthal (julier@umbc.edu) if you would like to pick up non-perishable food to take home to help you...

posted 17 days ago

New Course - Fall 2019 with Dr. Constantine Vaporis -

Wolves, Whales, & ‘Black Swans’: Environ Hist of Japan

We are excited to share that Dr. Constantine Vaporis, Founding Director of the Asian Studies Program, will be offering a new course for Fall 2019. Wolves, Whales, and ‘Black Swans’: An...

posted 21 days ago

End of Semester Event - Asian Studies Tea House

Thursday, May 16, 2019 - 10 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Please join us for tea and snacks and a quiet place to study, if you need one. Asian Studies Conference Room, Fine Arts Building, Room 558 South - only accessible by using the elevator or stairs...

posted 25 days ago

Dr. Vaporis' Article in The Conversation was also published

in Newsweek as well as UMBC Magazine

Here's the link: https://magazine.umbc.edu/japans-next-emperor-is-a-modern-multilingual-environmentalist/

posted 29 days ago

Out of Darkness Suicide Prevention Walk

Saturday, April 27, 2019 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. - RAC

The Out of the Darkness Walk that is taking place at UMBC on Saturday, April 27, 2019, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. This is a great opportunity to support the American Foundation for Suicide...

posted 29 days ago

Congratulations to Dr. Constantine Vaporis

Founder and Former Director of the Asian Studies Program

Congratulations to Dr. Constantine Vaporis, Founder and Former Director of the Asian Studies Program, for his article on the imperial abdication and succession in Japan taking place next week. ...

posted about 1 month ago

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