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Choose your path: in-person, virtual, or both!
Two schedules of live events. Two different sets of concurrent sessions. Two ways to connect with and be inspired by your peers. The choice is yours. Attend both to maximize your experience!
Why Attend?
The AAS2023 Annual Conference will have both an in-person and virtual component. The virtual component will take place online February 17-18. The in-person conference will take place March 16-19 in Boston at the Hynes Convention Center and the Boston Sheraton hotel. Sessions and special events will be scheduled for both components. Attendees registered to attend the conference in Boston will also have access to the virtual component.
Who Attends?
Anyone interested in the study of Asia should not miss this must-attend conference:
University Faculty & Administrators • Librarians • Graduate Students • Journalists Museum Staff • Publishers & Editors • Independent Scholars & Researchers • Think Tank Teams
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Attending AAS-in-Asia for two panels:
"Cultural Memory on the Move: Drawing, Singing, Performing, and Streaming from South Korea" panel as a presenter &
"Asian Arts and Societies in Motion – Case Studies from SE-Asia, China and Japan" panel as a discussant.
Looking forward! 🙌🏻
We are currently seeking (self-)nominations for the fall 2023 AAS elections. If you'd like to learn more about the nomination process and what's involved in serving as a member of AAS governance, please join us on Wednesday, February 8 at 4pm Eastern! https://buff.ly/3JuwiAH
Call for applications: Chinese Object Study Workshops for graduate students, sponsored by @NatAsianArt. Learn about this summer's workshop topics and how to apply by March 3, 2023 at the program website.
Chinese Object Study Workshops - Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art
Program | Workshops | Student Applications | Partners | Contact The Program Sophisticated visual analysis is a hallm...
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Now Hiring: Lecturer, Japanese Language and Culture | University of Florida - Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures: Gainesville, Florida | http://joburl.ws/18130535 #jobs
I'm thinking about organizing an @AASAsianStudies 2024 panel around the theme of exploitative labor practices in colonial Asia (say, 1800-1945). Anyone interested or know somebody who is? I'd like to share work about forced labor in late Qing colonial East Turkestan/Xinjiang.
