Humanities Division CEAS

"When a Woman Ascends the Stairs"

14 Feb 2012 01:00:00 GMT

Doc Films
1212 E 59th St
Chicago, IL 60637
Monday, February 13, 2012, 7 – 9pm

Monday Film Series
Naruse & Takamine: Of an Auteur and Actress

General Admission: $5
Quarterly Membership: $30 ($28 if you present proof of membership from the previous quarter)
Summer Membership: $20

Building/Room: Doc Films
Primary Sponsor: CEAS
Contact Name: Doc Films
Contact Phone: 773-702-8575
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: Mikio Naruse, 1960 • Exhibiting a formal elegance and economy that’s striking even for Naruse, When a Woman Ascends the Stairs is justly acclaimed as a classic of World Cinema. Playing Keiko, a widowed bar hostess in Tokyo, Hideko Takamine gives potent and commanding performances. As we watch Kieko struggling to climb through a rigid social order, minute details are "excavated”, acquiring profound psychological importance. When Naruse expands the scope of the film, the landscape that engulfs Keiko is revealed to be even more cold and desolate than it initially appeared. 35mm
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: docfilms.uchicago.edu…

Divinity School Lectures on Chinese Religions: “Searching For a Better Return: Pre-mortem Rituals and the Economy of Salvation in Chinese Religions"

14 Feb 2012 22:30:00 GMT

Swift Hall
1025 E. 58th St.
Chicago, IL
Tuesday, February 14, 2012, 4:30 – 5:30pm

Building/Room: 3rd Floor Lecture Hall
Primary Sponsor: Other Sponsor(s)
Other Sponsor(s): Divinity School
Presenter: James Robson, Associate Professor of Chinese Buddhism, Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University
Lecture Title: “Searching For a Better Return: Pre-mortem Rituals and the Economy of Salvation in Chinese Religions"
Contact Name: Margaret Mitchell
Contact E-mail: mmmitche@uchicago.edu
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.

United States 2010 Census Asian Population Surge: Effects and Opportunities

16 Feb 2012 22:00:00 GMT

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
230 S. LaSalle Street
Chicago, IL 60604
Thursday, February 16, 2012, 4 – 6pm

Reservations: www.jaschicago.org… or call (312-263-3049)
Pre-Registration required no later than February 13, 2012

Due to building security restrictions, no walk-ins will be permitted. Please leave ample time to go through security checks.

Building/Room: Federal Reserve Bank
Primary Sponsor: Other Sponsor(s)
Other Sponsor(s): Japan America Society of Chicago
Conference Title: United States 2010 Census Asian Population Surge: Effects and Opportunities
Presenter(s): Stephen Laue, Information Specialist, US Census Bureau Presentation on size and distribution of the Asian population in the Chicago area: trends and characteristics of the Asian population in the U.S., Hiroaki Sato, Senior Research Fellow, JETRO New York, Discuss social and cultural phenomena rising from East Asian immigrants in the last decade., Tony Shu, President of the Chicago Chinatown Chamber of Commerce, Provide insights on the Chinatown redistricting and political implications and discuss changes in Chinese purchasing power and demographics., Bob Kumaki, President of the Ronin Group and Author of Many Cultures - One Market, Discuss implications and strategic insight for marketing professionals., Moderated by Ken G. Kabira, Lions Club International Experienced global marketing expert
Open to the Public: Yes
Cost: $25 JASC Members; $40 Non - Members
Contact Name: Japan America Society of Chicago
Contact Phone: (312) 263-3049
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: This census is one of the most data-rich environments we have at our disposal, yet few companies go beyond the nominal level of analysis to discover what the numbers really mean. We are gathering a panel of professionals to present an overview of the most recent 2010 Census, which identifies the Asian Population in the US and Chicagoland area and to provide attendees with its social and commercial implications., 3:30 - 4:00 p.m. Registration, 4:00 - 5:40 p.m. Presentations, 5:40 - 6:00 p.m. Questions and Answers
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: www.jaschicago.org…

Workshop by Jonathan Glade

17 Feb 2012 21:00:00 GMT

Judd 313
5835 S Kimbark Ave
Chicago, IL
Friday, February 17, 2012, 3 – 5pm

Building/Room: Judd Hall 313
Primary Sponsor: CAS Workshops
Other Sponsor(s): CEAS
Presenter(s): Jonathan Glade
Title: TBA
Contact Name: Daniel Johnson
Contact E-mail: djohn@uchicago.edu
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: Art and Politics in East Asia, This workshop provides a common intellectual forum for students and scholars of diverse fields investigating the interaction of aesthetics with political economics as reflected in textual and visual media in East Asia.
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: cas.uchicago.edu…

Presentation by Chelsea Foxwell (University of Chicago)

17 Feb 2012 22:00:00 GMT

Chochrane-Woods Arts Center, Room 156
5540 South Greenwood Ave
Chicago, IL
Friday, February 17, 2012, 4 – 6pm

Visual and Material Perspectives on East Asia
This workshop serves as a critical forum for the presentation of work addressing problems in the visual and material studies of East Asia, a region defined broadly to include China, Central, Asia, Japan, Korea, and Tibet. This workshop explores if and how theories of visuality current in western contexts may be applied to East Asia, and how approaches from both Eastern and Western scholarship may be fruitfully combined in visual and material studies.

Building/Room: CWAC 156
Primary Sponsor: CAS Workshops
Other Sponsor(s): CEAS
Presenter(s): Chelsea Foxwell (University of Chicago)
Title: TBD
Contact Name: Jin Xu
Contact E-mail: xu.gene@hotmail.com
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: Visual and Material Perspectives on East Asia, This workshop serves as a critical forum for the presentation of work addressing problems in the visual and material studies of East Asia, a region defined broadly to include China, Central, Asia, Japan, Korea, and Tibet. This workshop explores if and how theories of visuality current in western contexts may be applied to East Asia, and how approaches from both Eastern and Western scholarship may be fruitfully combined in visual and material studies.
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: cas.uchicago.edu…

Divinity School Lectures on Chinese Religions: "The Other as My Future's Past: Strong Misreadings of Kumarajiva's Lotus Sutra Translation in Tiantai Buddhism and their Interaxiological Implications"

20 Feb 2012 22:30:00 GMT

Swift Hall
1025 E. 58th St.
Chicago, IL
Monday, February 20, 2012, 4:30 – 5:30pm

Building/Room: 3rd Floor Lecture Hall
Primary Sponsor: Other Sponsor(s)
Other Sponsor(s): Divinity School
Presenter: Brook A. Ziporyn, Associate Professor Department of Religious Studies Department of Philosophy Northwestern University
Lecture Title: "The Other as My Future's Past: Strong Misreadings of Kumarajiva's Lotus Sutra Translation in Tiantai Buddhism and their Interaxiological Implications"
Contact Name: Margaret Mitchell
Contact E-mail: mmmitche@uchicago.edu
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.

"Daughters, Wives and a Mother"

21 Feb 2012 01:00:00 GMT

Doc Films
1212 E 59th St
Chicago, IL 60637
Monday, February 20, 2012, 7 – 9pm

Monday Film Series
Naruse & Takamine: Of an Auteur and Actress

General Admission: $5
Quarterly Membership: $30 ($28 if you present proof of membership from the previous quarter)
Summer Membership: $20

Building/Room: Doc Films
Primary Sponsor: CEAS
Contact Name: Doc Films
Contact Phone: 773-702-8575
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: Mikio Naruse, 1960 • Displaying a crowning mastery of 'Scope and color, Daughters, Wives and a Mother, raises the familial tensions recurrent in Naruse's oeuvre to a sublime plane. A melodrama of considerable vastness, with a psychological depth worthy of Henry James, and a strong ensemble of Japanese stars of the era (including Setsuko Hara at the center), it also has one of the great transcendental endings in all of cinema. Hara plays Sanae Sakanishi, whose recently-deceased husband left her a sizable insurance payoff, an act that prompts much discord, quarreling, and backbiting with the husband's family. 35mm
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: docfilms.uchicago.edu…

“Local Governance, Informal Institutions and Authoritarian Survival: The Politics of Protestant House Churches in China”

21 Feb 2012 22:00:00 GMT

Pick Lounge
5828 S University Ave
Chicago, IL
Tuesday, February 21, 2012, 4 – 5:30pm

Building/Room: Pick Lounge
Primary Sponsor: CAS Workshops
Other Sponsor(s): CEAS
Presenter(s): Marie-Eve Reny, Postdoctoral Fellow of Political Science, University of Chicago
Title: “Local Governance, Informal Institutions and Authoritarian Survival: The Politics of Protestant House Churches in China”
Contact Name: Yang Zhang
Contact E-mail: yangzhang@uchicago.edu
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: East Asia: Politics, Economy, Society, Culture, This workshop focuses on current social science research on East Asian societies, particularly Mainland China, Taiwan, Korea and Japan. The scope of the workshop is truly interdisciplinary, attracting students and faculty from economics, political science, sociology, international studies, and various other areas.
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: cas.uchicago.edu…

Workshop by Helen Findley

23 Feb 2012 22:00:00 GMT

1126 E. 59th St.
Chicago, IL 60637
Thursday, February 23, 2012, 4 – 6pm

East Asia: Trans-Regional Histories
This workshop invites University of Chicago graduate students and faculty, as well as scholars from other academic communities, to present creative and original work that speaks across the national lines of East Asia as well as the disciplinary lines of the academic community. Joint presentations among participants that incorporate multidisciplinary and/or trans-regional historical perspectives are especially encouraged.

Building/Room: SS 224
Primary Sponsor: CAS Workshops
Other Sponsor(s): CEAS
Presenter(s): Helen Findley (PhD Candidate, EALC, U Chicago)
Title: TBA
Contact Name: Jun Hyung Chae
Contact E-mail: jhchae@uchicago.edu
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.

Workshop by Ji Young Kim

24 Feb 2012 21:00:00 GMT

Judd 313
5835 S Kimbark Ave
Chicago, IL
Friday, February 24, 2012, 3 – 5pm

Building/Room: Judd Hall 313
Primary Sponsor: CAS Workshops
Other Sponsor(s): CEAS
Presenter(s): Ji Young Kim
Title: TBA
Contact Name: Daniel Johnson
Contact E-mail: djohn@uchicago.edu
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: Art and Politics in East Asia, This workshop provides a common intellectual forum for students and scholars of diverse fields investigating the interaction of aesthetics with political economics as reflected in textual and visual media in East Asia.
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: cas.uchicago.edu…

“From Spirit Tablets to Portraits: Ancestor Worship and Portraiture in Korea”

24 Feb 2012 22:00:00 GMT

Chochrane-Woods Arts Center, Room 156
5540 South Greenwood Ave
Chicago, IL
Friday, February 24, 2012, 4 – 6pm

Visual and Material Perspectives on East Asia
This workshop serves as a critical forum for the presentation of work addressing problems in the visual and material studies of East Asia, a region defined broadly to include China, Central, Asia, Japan, Korea, and Tibet. This workshop explores if and how theories of visuality current in western contexts may be applied to East Asia, and how approaches from both Eastern and Western scholarship may be fruitfully combined in visual and material studies.

Building/Room: CWAC 156
Primary Sponsor: CAS Workshops
Other Sponsor(s): CEAS
Presenter(s): Cho Inso (Korea National University of Arts)
Title: “From Spirit Tablets to Portraits: Ancestor Worship and Portraiture in Korea”
Contact Name: Jin Xu
Contact E-mail: xu.gene@hotmail.com
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: Visual and Material Perspectives on East Asia, This workshop serves as a critical forum for the presentation of work addressing problems in the visual and material studies of East Asia, a region defined broadly to include China, Central, Asia, Japan, Korea, and Tibet. This workshop explores if and how theories of visuality current in western contexts may be applied to East Asia, and how approaches from both Eastern and Western scholarship may be fruitfully combined in visual and material studies.
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: cas.uchicago.edu…

What does the J in J-Pop Stand For?: A workshop for K-12 educators

25 Feb 2012 15:00:00 GMT

Levan Center
2322 N. Kenmore
Chicago, IL
Saturday, February 25, 2012, 9am – 12pm

Building/Room: Room 302
Primary Sponsor: Other Sponsor(s)
Other Sponsor(s): Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Chicago (JCCC) Foundation’s Japanese Language Education Grant
Title: What does the J in J-Pop Stand For?: A workshop for K-12 educators
Open to the Public: Yes
Contact Name: Miho Matsugu
Contact E-mail: mmatsugu@depaul.edu
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: DePaul University’s Department of Modern Languages and Japanese Studies Program, in collaboration with the Office of Language and Cultural Education, Chicago Public Schools, presents the Teaching Japan for K-12 series: Explore the Pedagogical Possibilities. We invite you to attend our Saturday, February 25, 2012 workshop entitled “What Does the J in J-Pop Stand For?” with Michael K. Bourdaghs (The University of Chicago)., This workshop will look at Japanese popular music from the 1930s through the present day. We will take up a variety of musical styles and see how questions of authenticity, tradition, exoticism, race and gender can be explored through them. We will read selections from recent studies of Japanese popular music, listen to some important examples, and think about innovative ways to use song in teaching about Japan in ways that don’t simply reproduce cultural stereotypes. Many of the issues we will discuss are also relevant to teaching other forms of popular culture, as well. Participation in the workshop requires no special background in music., Michael K. Bourdaghs is associate professor of modern Japanese literature at the University of Chicago. He is the author of The Dawn That Never Comes: Shimazaki Toson and Japanese Nationalism (Columbia University Press, 2003) and Sayonara Amerika, Sayonara Nippon: A Geopolitical Prehistory of J-Pop (Columbia University Press, 2012). He has also edited and translated Kamei Hideo's Transformations of Sensibility: The Phenomenology of Meiji Literature (University of Michigan, Center for Japanese Studies, 2002) and Natsume Soseki's Theory of Literature and Other Critical Writings (Columbia University Press, 2010)., Date: Saturday, February 25, 2012 Place: DePaul University, Levan Center (2322 N. Kenmore) room 302, Schedule:, 9:00-9:30 Registration, 9:30-11:30 What does the J in J-Pop Stand For? (Michael K. Bourdaghs), 11:30-12:00 Evaluations & CPDUs, Requirements include pre-registration (no fee) and participation in the session as well as the evaluation session. For preregistration, please contact Miho Matsugu at mmatsugu@depaul.edu. The event will be conducted as a workshop, and is limited to 15 participants. Limited parking is available., The Teaching Japan for K-12 series provides an opportunity to explore the pedagogical possibilities of Japan as a subject for K-12 students in Chicago and Illinois. Japan and its culture, both traditional and hyper-modern — manga, animation, videogames, film, literature, theater, architecture, food, music, fashion — are woven into the everyday lives of our children and young students here in the Midwest. How can we teach about Japan in our classrooms? How can we approach Japan not just as a showcase of fascinating products but as a vehicle for our K-12 curriculum? The workshop is open to teachers of any subject including Japanese language, literacy, social studies, art and music. We welcome non-CPS teachers and non-teachers who are interested in the topic., This series is made possible by Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Chicago (JCCC) Foundation’s Japanese Language Education Grant.
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.

"A Wanderer's Notebook"

28 Feb 2012 01:00:00 GMT

Doc Films
1212 E 59th St
Chicago, IL 60637
Monday, February 27, 2012, 7 – 9pm

Monday Film Series
Naruse & Takamine: Of an Auteur and Actress

General Admission: $5
Quarterly Membership: $30 ($28 if you present proof of membership from the previous quarter)
Summer Membership: $20

Building/Room: Doc Films
Primary Sponsor: CEAS
Contact Name: Doc Films
Contact Phone: 773-702-8575
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: Mikio Naruse, 1962 • According to actress Hideko Takamine, this was among Naruse’s favorite of their many collaborations as actress and director. Based on Fumiko Hayashi’s autobiographical first novel, A Wanderer's Notebook follows Hayashi’s difficult early life in poverty through to her adulthood, where she is an acclaimed writer. Sticking with ‘scope but eturning to black and white, Naruse imbues every image with significance, with a marmoreal stateliness. He crafts lyrical compositions that use a sensitive play of lightness and darkness to make one savor the sweeping details in every frame. 35mm
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: docfilms.uchicago.edu…

Workshop by Reginald Jackson

02 Mar 2012 21:00:00 GMT

Judd 313
5835 S Kimbark Ave
Chicago, IL
Friday, March 2, 2012, 3 – 5pm

Building/Room: Judd Hall 313
Primary Sponsor: CAS Workshops
Other Sponsor(s): CEAS
Presenter(s): Reginald Jackson
Title: TBA
Contact Name: Daniel Johnson
Contact E-mail: djohn@uchicago.edu
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: Art and Politics in East Asia, This workshop provides a common intellectual forum for students and scholars of diverse fields investigating the interaction of aesthetics with political economics as reflected in textual and visual media in East Asia.
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: cas.uchicago.edu…

“The Rhetoric of the Trace: Photography, Place, and History in Republican Nanjing”

02 Mar 2012 22:00:00 GMT

Chochrane-Woods Arts Center, Room 156
5540 South Greenwood Ave
Chicago, IL
Friday, March 2, 2012, 4 – 6pm

Visual and Material Perspectives on East Asia
This workshop serves as a critical forum for the presentation of work addressing problems in the visual and material studies of East Asia, a region defined broadly to include China, Central, Asia, Japan, Korea, and Tibet. This workshop explores if and how theories of visuality current in western contexts may be applied to East Asia, and how approaches from both Eastern and Western scholarship may be fruitfully combined in visual and material studies.

Building/Room: CWAC 156
Primary Sponsor: CAS Workshops
Other Sponsor(s): CEAS
Presenter(s): Catherine Stuer (PhD candidate, University of Chicago)
Title: “The Rhetoric of the Trace: Photography, Place, and History in Republican Nanjing”
Contact Name: Jin Xu
Contact E-mail: xu.gene@hotmail.com
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: Visual and Material Perspectives on East Asia, This workshop serves as a critical forum for the presentation of work addressing problems in the visual and material studies of East Asia, a region defined broadly to include China, Central, Asia, Japan, Korea, and Tibet. This workshop explores if and how theories of visuality current in western contexts may be applied to East Asia, and how approaches from both Eastern and Western scholarship may be fruitfully combined in visual and material studies.
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: cas.uchicago.edu…

"Yearning"

06 Mar 2012 01:00:00 GMT

Doc Films
1212 E 59th St
Chicago, IL 60637
Monday, March 5, 2012, 7 – 9pm

Monday Film Series
Naruse & Takamine: Of an Auteur and Actress

General Admission: $5
Quarterly Membership: $30 ($28 if you present proof of membership from the previous quarter)
Summer Membership: $20

Building/Room: Doc Films
Primary Sponsor: CEAS
Contact Name: Doc Films
Contact Phone: 773-702-8575
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: Mikio Naruse, 1964 • Perhaps the most devastating of Naruse’s late melodramas, this neglected treasure sees Hideoko Takamine once again playing a widow. Rieko (Takamine) runs a small grocery store owned by the mother of her late husband. When a supermarket opens just down the street, the store falls into dire financial trouble. After Koji, her delinquent brother-in-law, confesses his love to her, Rieko decides to flee to her hometown. However, Koji follows Reiko. Over the course of train ride, the two find themselves growing closer and an unlikely romance results. It’s a masterpiece not to be missed. 35mm
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: docfilms.uchicago.edu…

“Extra-Budget Funds in China: Source of Corruption or Good Governance?”

06 Mar 2012 22:00:00 GMT

Pick Lounge
5828 S University Ave
Chicago, IL
Tuesday, March 6, 2012, 4 – 5:30pm

Building/Room: Pick Lounge
Primary Sponsor: CAS Workshops
Other Sponsor(s): CEAS
Presenter(s): Yeonju Lee, Doctoral Student of Political Science, University of Chicago
Title: “Extra-Budget Funds in China: Source of Corruption or Good Governance?”
Contact Name: Yang Zhang
Contact E-mail: yangzhang@uchicago.edu
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: East Asia: Politics, Economy, Society, Culture, This workshop focuses on current social science research on East Asian societies, particularly Mainland China, Taiwan, Korea and Japan. The scope of the workshop is truly interdisciplinary, attracting students and faculty from economics, political science, sociology, international studies, and various other areas.
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.
More info: cas.uchicago.edu…

Workshop by Noriko Yamaguchi

08 Mar 2012 22:00:00 GMT

1126 E. 59th St.
Chicago, IL 60637
Thursday, March 8, 2012, 4 – 6pm

East Asia: Trans-Regional Histories
This workshop invites University of Chicago graduate students and faculty, as well as scholars from other academic communities, to present creative and original work that speaks across the national lines of East Asia as well as the disciplinary lines of the academic community. Joint presentations among participants that incorporate multidisciplinary and/or trans-regional historical perspectives are especially encouraged.

Building/Room: SS 224
Primary Sponsor: CAS Workshops
Other Sponsor(s): CEAS
Presenter(s): Noriko Yamaguchi (PhD Candidate, History, U Chicago)
Title: TBA
Contact Name: Noriko Yamaguchi
Contact E-mail: jhchae@uchicago.edu
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.

What March 11 Means to Me: A Symposium in Honor of Norma Field

10 Mar 2012 06:00:00 GMT

Swift Hall 3rd Floor Lecture room
1025 East 58th Street
Chicago, IL 60637
Saturday, March 10 – Sunday, March 11, 2012

Building/Room: Swift 3rd Fl.
Primary Sponsor: CEAS
Other Sponsor(s): EALC
Conference Title: What March 11 Means to Me: A Symposium in Honor of Norma Field
Presenter(s): (Speaking in Japanese): Ryusawa Takeshi, Yokoyu Sonoko, Takahashi Tetsuya, Komori Yoichi, and Amamiya Karin (Translating into English): Sarah Frederick, Justin Jesty, Mika Endo, Adrienne Hurley, Yuko Miyamoto, Tomomi Yamaguchi, Sam Perry, Miho Matsugu, Heather Bowen-Stuyk and Jim Fujii.
Open to the Public: Yes
Cost: Free
Contact Name: Sarah Arehart
Contact E-mail: sarehart@uchicago.edu
Contact Phone: 773-702-2715
Campus Map: maps.uchicago.edu
Event Description: This symposium has been organized to honor the legacy of Norma Field, the Robert S. Ingersoll Distinguished Service Professor in Japanese Studies in East Asian Languages and Civilizations, who is retiring at the end of this academic year. Scholars from Japan and the U.S. will present papers reflecting on the March 11 disaster in Japan and the impact it has had on their lives and scholarship.
Disability Clause: Please contact the event sponsor(s) if you require assistance to fully participate in this event.