Southeast Asian Studies & Asian American Studies: Intersections & Disjunctions

We are pleased to present an online panel discussion about the relationship between Southeast Asian Studies and Asian American Studies. Panelists will consider the histories of the fields and how they have developed over time, what their capacities and limitations are as well as their intersections and disjunctions, and if/how they can fruitfully move forward together, among other related topics.

Panelists

Sophea Seng, Assistant Professor of Asian American Studies, California State University Long Beach

Tuan Hoang, Blanche E. Seaver Professor of Humanities and Teacher Education & Associate Professor of Great Books, Pepperdine University

Harrod Suarez, Associate Professor of English and Comparative American Studies, Oberlin College

Panel moderator

Calvin Cheung-Miaw, Assistant Professor of History, Duke University

This event is sponsored by the Carolina Asia Center, The UNC Asian American Center, the Southeast Asian Approaches Carolina Seminar, and the Decolonization in the Global South Carolina Seminar, with additional support from the Bringing Southeast Asia Home initiative, funded by the Henry Luce Foundation.

To attend this event, please register here.