Gennifer Weisenfeld, Associate Professor of Art, Art History, and Visual Studies at Duke, joined Ackland curator Peter Nisbet and show host Frank Stasio for the December 11, 2012 broadcast of “The State of Things” to discuss the Ackland Art Museum’s current … Read more
The TCJS will sponsor 3-5 cross-institutional study groups in the 2012-2013 year. Proposals are invited from Duke, NCSU, and/or UNC faculty or graduate students on Japan-related topics. Study groups should include members from at least two participating institutions, and may … Read more
August 1, 2012 “Summer School: Keynote Lecture by Jan Bardsley” Jan Bardsley, Associate Professor and Chair of the Department of Asian Studies at UNC, gave the keynote lecture at the Summer School hosted by the Cluster of Excellence “Asia and Europe … Read more
Congratulations to Jan Bardsley, Chair and Associate Professor of the Department of Asian Studies at UNC, on receiving this year’s Hiratsuka Raicho Prize for distinguished contributions to studies of Japanese women, especially for her book The Bluestockings of Japan: New Women … Read more
Congratulations to Jan Bardsley, Chair and Associate Professor of the Department of Asian Studies at UNC, on receiving this year’s Hiratsuka Raicho Prize for distinguished contributions to studies of Japanese women, especially for her book The Bluestockings of Japan: New Women … Read more
October 6, 2011 “UNC, NC State, and Duke Receive Funding for Joint Japanese Program” UNC-Chapel Hill’s newspaper, the Daily Tarheel, recently spoke to TCJS Director Morgan Pitelka and Executive Committee members David Ambaras and Simon Partner about the motivation behind … Read more
October 6, 2011 “UNC, NC State, and Duke Receive Funding for Joint Japanese Program” UNC-Chapel Hill’s newspaper, the Daily Tarheel, recently spoke to TCJS Director Morgan Pitelka and Executive Committee members David Ambaras and Simon Partner about the motivation behind … Read more
September 28, 2011 “Local Schools Launch Japanese Studies Center” In today’s edition of the Morning Call blog, the Triangle Business Journal announces the launch of the Triangle Center for Japanese Studies and provides a brief overview of TCJS”s purpose and … Read more
