Nicole Roldan

Joowon Suh awarded the 2019 Language Consortium Workshop Grant

Joowon Suh (Senior Lecturer in Korean), with Angela Lee-Smith (Yale University) and Meejeong Song (Cornell University), has been awarded the Language Consortium Workshop Grant for AY2019-2020 of the amount of $5,000. The workshop, titled “Project-based Language Teaching and Learning,” will be held at Yale University on October 25 – 26, 2019.

To learn more about the upcoming workshop, please visit https://campuspress.yale.edu/consortiumworkshop2019/.

You can also find more information on The Consortium for Language Teaching and Learning at http://languageconsortium.org/.

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Crismon Lewis

Crismon Lewis

Field: Chinese History

Advisor: Feng Li

Email: crismon.lewis@columbia.edu

Crismon Lewis is a Ph.D. candidate of pre-modern Chinese history. His dissertation project, entitled “Western Zhou (1045–771 BCE) Bronze Inscriptions and the Beginnings of Early Chinese Literature,” traces the evolutionary development of early bronze inscriptional practice and explores their literary and aesthetic qualities. His research also concerns questions of literacy and its expansion in early first millennium BCE China.

Prior to joining the EALAC department, Crismon received an M.A. in Chinese from the University of Colorado Boulder and a B.A. in Chinese from Brigham Young University.

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Now accepting graduate applications for 2019-2020!

The Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures is now accepting applications for our 2019 graduate programs. The deadline for the EALAC Ph.D. program is November 30, 2018. The priority deadline for application to the EALAC M.A. Program is November 30, 2018. Space permitting, applications will be accepted for the M.A. program on a rolling basis until May 31, 2019.

All applications to EALAC graduate programs, both M.A. and Ph.D., are submitted through the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences online application system.

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