Southeast Asian Resources Brown's Southeast Asian Course Offerings are now up for the 2006-07 academic year! Concentrations at Brown which already allow the flexibility to create a focus or thesis in Southeast Asian Studies: Ethnic Studies, Development Studies, Anthropology, American Civilization and its Center for Public Humanities, Watson Institute and International Relations, Urban Studies, History Faculty Involved with Southeast Asian Studies: Brown Wanni Anderson: Anthropology. Southeast Asian displacements, nationalism, and ethnonationalism." Wanni_Anderson@Brown.edu Omer Bartov: History. Modern Genocide; War, Culture, and Society. Omer_Bartov@Brown.edu Reda Bensmaia: French Studies. Reda.Bensmaia@cox.net James Blight and Janet Lang: Watson Institute. Seminar on the Vietnam War. James_Blight@Brown.edu, jlang@bu.edu Susan Cook: Watson Institute. Documenting Genocide; Democratization and Peacebuilding. Susan_Cook@brown.edu Dean DeHart: Ethnic Studies. Oral History. Dean_DeHart@Brown.edu John Emigh: Theatre, Speech, and Dance. Asian Theatre: Balinese performance and cultural history; masks and puppets of SE Asia. John_Emigh@Brown.edu Steven Hamburg: Environmental Studies and Watson Institute. International Environmental Impact Studies. Steven_Hamburg@Brown.edu Evelyn Hu-DeHart: Director, Ethnic Studies Center and Program. Evelyn_Hu-DeHart@Brown.edu Daniel Kim: English. Asian American literature courses. Daniel_Kim@Brown.edu Robert Lee: American Civilization: Asian American History; U.S. as a Trans-Pacific Culture. Robert_Lee@brown.edu Catherine Lutz: Anthropology. War and Society. Catherine_Lutz@Brown.edu Makna Men: Educational Alliance. Masters candidate in Development Studies. Link to Providence Southeast Asian community. Makna_Men@Brown.edu Marc Perlman: Music. Ethnomusicology of Indonesia. Marc_Perlman@Brown.edu David Pugatch: M.D. Bio Med Pediatrics. International Child Health. Cambodian child health care. David_Pugatch@Brown.edu, DPugatch@lifespan.org Harold Roth: Religious Studies. Chinese Religions. Buddhist psychology. Harold_Roth@Brown.edu Patricia Symonds: Anthropology. Peoples and Cultures of SEAsia. Patricia_Symonds@Brown.edu Kisa Takesue: Dean. Third World Center. Kisa_Takesue@Brown.edu Beth Taylor: Expository Writing Program/English. Writing the SEAsian War. Elizabeth_Taylor@Brown.edu Sally Zierler: Bio Med Community Health. Biology and Social Inequality. Sally_Zierler@Brown.edu Deborah Del Gais: Curator of Asian Art. Museum of Art. ddelgais@risd.edu Lindsay French: Anthropology. Understanding SEAsia. Refugees, Migrants, & Displaced People. Buddhism and Society. lfrench@risd.edu Deborah Wilde: Coordinator of Academic Programs at the Museum. RISD/Brown collaboration committee. dwilde@risd.edu Providence CollegeAnn Norton: Art and Architecture. Buddhist Art and Culture; Tribal and Village Art; Asian perspectives: Cambodia. anorton@providence.edu WEBSITE: http://www.providence.edu/art/cambodian Rhode Island College WEBSITE: http://www.ric.edu/socwk/faculty/bromley.htm Links to Fellowship/Job/Internship Resources for SEAsian Students: Southeast Asian Resource Center (SEARAC) : SEARAC is a national organization advancing the interests of Cambodian, Laotian, and Vietnamese Americans through leadership http://www.searac.org/edutrain.html Boat People SOS (BPSOS): BPSOS is a national Vietnamese American For more information, visit http://www.bpsos.org Southeast Asian News We will be posting some new news items shortly. Please stay tuned! |
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