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SEAP Publication, A Duterte Reader, Best Seller at AAS Conference
At the conference, Nicole Curato's new edited volume, A Duterte Reader, emerged as the most popular book at the SEAP booth and quickly sold out of physical copies.
Fulbright-Hays Scholar Ryan Buyco
His dissertation project focuses on the historical and ongoing entanglements between Okinawa, the Philippines, and Hawai’i through the lens of transpacific Okinawan writings.
ISSI 2018: Understanding the Global Impacts of Climate Change
Registration is open for this year's International Summer Studies Institute (ISSI) for K-12 educators and students of education.
Celebrate 25 years of the Kahin Center
SEAP already has $20K pledged in matching funds and your gift will help us tap into those funds. To make a gift, please visit the SEAP website https://seap.einaudi.cornell.edu/ and click the button...
Vietnamese Conversation Hour
Fridays 4-5pm in the beautiful Language Resource Center (LRC) in Stimson Hall (Stimson Hall is right next door to Day Hall and Olin Library).
Centering the Stories of Refugee Women: Nobel Nok Dah Film and Discussion Guide for Teachers & Refugee Service Providers
NOBEL NOK DAH offers an intimate view into the lives of three refugee women from Myanmar (Burma), whose migratory paths cross in Thailand and eventually meet when they resettle to central New York.
Courtney Work '14 is Awarded a Senior Humanities Research Fellowship
This project will investigate new collaborative initiatives between sub-national government officials and the Prey Lang Community Network designed to enhance forest protection and decrease...
Myanmar’s Hidden Genocide Was Shaped by Hate-Mongering Facebook Memes, Cornell Profs Say
Cornell Prof. Magnus Fiskesjö described the crisis “as the worst example in the world so far, of Facebook becoming the major platform for spreading hate-mongering and in effect enabling this genocide...
Einaudi Center Distinguished Speaker: Gayatri Spivak, "The Rohingya Issue In A Global Context"
Gayatri Spivak will shed light on the current issues in Myanmar (Burma) related to the Rohingya and situate those issues at the global level. Her talk, "The Rohingya Issue In A Global Context," will...
Undergraduate Feature: Cambodia's Search for Identity
"In a country with an exceptionally high rate of post-traumatic stress disorder, a segment of Cambodians share a silent and tacit consensus to bury the murderous past of 1975–79."
Cornell Professor Fiskesjö makes statement on mass expulsion of refugees from Myanmar
Myanmar’s Rohingya crisis has now escalated into a massive international, humanitarian and political catastrophe with hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims fleeing Myanmar. Magnus Fiskesjö, an...
SEAP alumna Courtney Work awarded NEH Senior Humanities Research Fellowship
Congratulations to SEAP alumna Courtney Work, (Anthropology, Regional Center for Sustainable Development, Chiang Mai University) who was awarded an NEH Senior Humanities Research Fellowship for her...
Book honors work of Erik Thorbecke, H.E. Babcock Professor of Economics
The Institute for African Development is pleased to announce the release of a new book: Poverty Reduction in the Course of African Development. Edited by Machiko Nissanke and Muna Ndulo. An edited...
Professor Emeritus Randy Barker receives 2017 Wharton, Jr. Emerging Markets Award
Congratulations to Professor Emeritus Randy Barker, agricultural economist and former director of Cornell Southeast Asia Program, winner of the 2017 Clifton Wharton, Jr. Emerging Markets Award from...
West-East Debate in Bahasa Indonesia Part 2
Collaboration between Kedutaan Besar Republik Indonesia (KBRI, Washington, DC) and Consortium for the Teaching of Indonesian (COTI). West-East Debate in Bahasa Indonesia (WEDBI II) picks up the baton...
Islam in Asia: Diversity in Past and Present, Vistor Experience
The exhibit asks visitors to challenge what they know about Islam, its followers, and its history and culture. Viewers are asked to consider the information that may be absent from dominant...
Historic Cornell trip explores new frontiers in Myanmar
For the first time, 29 students in the International Agriculture in Developing Nations course had the opportunity to undertake a field study tour of Myanmar Jan. 1-16. It was the 49th class trip,...
Cornell in Cambodia 2016
Cornell in Cambodia 2016: 'Performing Angkor: Dance, Silk and Stone.' From December 31 to January 16, ten Cornell undergraduates investigated the history and contemporary practice of performing and...
Updates, Information, and Resources Regarding the Executive Order on Immigration
Many of the faculty, students, and staff at Cornell have questions about U.S.
Heritage speakers deepen language skills through classes
The 54 ancient and modern languages offered at Cornell - including 6 Southeast Asian Languages – provide students with opportunities to stretch their skills beyond the typical European languages...- 1 of 5
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