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C A L L  F O R  A P P L I C A T I O N S
“Modernities, Mobilities, and Change” Dissertation Workshop
at AAS-in-Asia 2025 Conference in Kathmandu

Application Submission Deadline:  
February 14, 2025, 5:00p.m. (Eastern Time)

The Association for Asian Studies, with funding from the , is pleased to host a dissertation workshop for advanced doctoral students who have completed their research and are writing their dissertations. The workshop will take place May 30-31, 2025, immediately prior to the summer in Kathmandu, Nepal
To ensure effectiveness, participation is limited to 10 students. The workshop will be limited to students who have defended their dissertation prospectus. The AAS encourages students across disciplines to apply for the workshop. 
Students selected for the workshop will receive a grant to cover the costs of:
lowest economy-class airfare
AAS-in-Asia conference registration fee
lodging (shared room) during the workshop
meals during the workshop
All application materials must be submitted via the by February 14, 2025.
Apply Now!
to read more about this workshop and the full Call for Applications.
 

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The Alumni Association and the Center for Inclusion and Social Change would like to invite you to the ForeverBuffs Spotlight event Where is Denver’s Chinatown? on Wednesday, Jan. 29 at the  from 5:30–8:30pm.

This will be a wonderful opportunity for CU alumni, students and friends to participate in the return of the ForeverBuffs Spotlight event and learn about the history of Denver’s forgotten Chinatown. This event will include a keynote by Dr. William Wei author of Asians in Colorado, CU Boulder Professor of History and Colorado's state historian. Attendees will experience an exclusive visit of the  exhibit and also enjoy a lion dance performance by the Guiding Mountain Dragon and Lion Dance Association to celebrate the Lunar New Year.

Students pay a $5 registration deposit which will be refunded when they check-in and attend the event. Refunds will be made within one week following the event. No-shows will not be refunded.

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Join ALTEC and the Asian Languages and Civilizations for a celebration of spring! Show off your karaoke skills, learn traditional Chinese paper cutting and calligraphy, try your hand at lantern riddles and mahjong, and enjoy some Chinese cuisine at this exciting festival!

Friday, January 31, 2 - 4 p.m.
The HIVE @ALTEC, CASE E380

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The Korean Language Program at Asian Languages and Civilizations hosts the 99^th (Test of Proficiency in Korean) on April 12 (Saturday), 2025.  Please note, applications will close on January 31, 2025.  Interested participants can click here to apply:

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Join students, staff and faculty in CU’s College of Arts & Sciences* who identify as international for pizza, billiards, and bowling! 

February 12, 3 pm - 4:15 pm, The Connection Bowling Lanes @ University Memorial Center.

Food will be served!

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Proposal Submission Deadline:
February 28, 2025

The American Institute for Indonesian Studies (AIFIS), in collaboration with Michigan State University (MSU) Asian Studies Center, will hold the 5th annual AIFIS-MSU Conference on Indonesian Studies from June 17 - 21, 2025.

The Conference continues to highlight and celebrate the growing and evolving academic study of Indonesia, and aims to expand research dissemination and collaboration by connecting Indonesian scholars with international colleagues in a bilingual and virtual format. We welcome diverse communities of scholars, practitioners, policy makers, creators and artists, and look forward to hosting a virtual gathering that will attract broad participation worldwide.

“Indonesia in Motion: Aspirations and Apprehensions”

This year’s conference explores the theme “Indonesia in Motion: Aspirations and Apprehensions” to examine the intersections of precarity, resilience, and transformation in Indonesia and beyond. Building from last year’s focus on Indonesia’s global ascendance, our theme this year highlights uncertainties prompted by emerging trends in all aspects of life in Indonesia, past, present, and future. The conference considers the shared hopes and anxieties shaping the experiences of Indonesian and global communities.

Proposals for panels and presentations engaging with this theme or on any other theme focusing on Indonesia and its place in the world are welcomed. Abstracts are accepted in Indonesian and English.

Call for Abstracts

The program committee invites abstract submissions from scholars across broad disciplinary perspectives in the study of Indonesia. While abstracts on any topic focusing on Indonesia are welcome, the committee is especially interested in research that engages discourses on the trajectory of Indonesia, past and present, and broadly defined.

Please join us at the conference virtually and submit your abstracts. Visit the for more information.


 

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. This year's topic is about how the samurai – widely celebrated as symbols of Japanese national identity – became a global icon and how societies around the world also searched for their own supposedly medieval pasts to find national symbols and ideals.

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