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Students celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Center for East Asian Studies at the center's fall reception.
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The Center for East Asian Studies is celebrating 50 years at Stanford. Join the festivities via the center's website, which includes interviews with faculty and alumni, as well as the ongoing 'Hand and Eye' exhibit, which celebrates East Asian ceramic traditions.
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Read our Q&A with postdoctoral fellow Alaina Morgan, who investigates the intersection of race, religion, and political life among Muslims of African descent.
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The France Stanford Center is now accepting applications for the 2019-20 academic year. The center funds several research opportunities for students and faculty, including collaborative research, fellowships, conferences, and events. View application details and current research projects on the center's newly redesigned website.
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New faculty hires in South Asian and Islamic studies are expanding Stanford's offerings in these areas. Read our interviews with Assistant Professor of Religious Studies Elaine Fisher, Assistant Professor of Political Science Saad Gulzar, and Assistant Professor of Film and Media Studies Usha Iyer.
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From left: Stanford faculty Elaine Fisher, Saad Gulzar, and Usha Iyer.
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NPR reviews a concert sponsored by several SGS programs featuring the Kronos Quartet, who performed music from the banned Muslim countries. In case you missed it, you can listen to a Spotify playlist with music from the concert.
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Welcome to the following SGS staff: - Sara Clemente, Events & Communications Coordinator, Center for Latin American Studies
- Paul Festa, Associate Director of the Program in International Relations
- Colin Hamill, Programs Coordinator for the Abbasi Program in Islamic Studies & Mediterranean Studies Forum
- Steve Hoeschele, Program Coordinator, Handa Center for Human Rights & International Justice
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