Student Services

The ARC promotes education and awareness of the diverse ethnicities within the Asian American community. The center also provides a supportive environment to develop an appreciation for one’s identity.

 

Separate from the ARC, the East Asia Center organizes lectures and events. These events focus on the culture, history, politics, and societies of China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. The center’s listserv keeps students updated on events, available fellowships, and grants.

 

EAP allows students to study abroad in one of 40 countries worldwide while earning course credit. Lengths range from one quarter to one year. There are program opportunities for every major and to any eligible student.

 

The Department of Asian American Studies was one of the first departments in the U.S. devoted to the study of Asian Americans. Students learn to evaluate literature, analyze data, and conduct original research on Asian American communities. 

 

The East Asian Languages and Cultural Studies Department is dedicated to the study of China, Japan, and Korea. It offers bachelor’s degrees in Asian Studies, Chinese, and Japanese, and minors in Chinese and Japanese. Graduates go on to work in business, banking, law, diplomacy, public service, translation, and more.