Courses
The Global Asian Studies Program offers courses that are interdisciplinary and intersectional and reflect transformative, innovative, and critical pedagogies that engage with communities locally and globally.
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Photo credit: Anna GuevarraStudents presenting their adbuster project in Prof. Anna Guevarra's 2018 "GLAS 290: Asian Markets, Corporations, and Social Justice" course
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Photo credit: Liz ThomsonStudents from Prof. Lorenzo Perillo's 2018 "GLAS 223: Global Hip Hop and Asian Diasporas" course performing at the 2017 GLASapalooza event
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Photo credit: Liz ThomsonStudents from Prof. Nadine Naber's "GLAS 290: Introduction to Arab American Studies" presenting their video project during the 2017 GLASapalooza event
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Student from Prof. Karen Su's 2015 "GLAS 105: Asian American Picture Books and Graphic Novels" course
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Photo credit: Hunter AthaStudent from Prof. Anna Guevarra's 2018 "GLAS 300: Global Asia in Chicago" course sharing her digital story of Uptown/capstone project to Prof. Ronak Kapadia
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Photo credit: Jill HuynhMr. Takashi Teramoto, an atomic bomb survivor from Hiroshima presenting a lecture in Prof. Michael Jin's "GLAS 100: Introduction to Global Asian Studies" course
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Photo credit: Anna GuevarraA student taking a photograph during the field trip to the Global Gardens Refugee Training Farm in Prof. Guevarra's GLAS 230: Cultural Politics of Asian American Food class
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Photo credit: Liz ThomsonStudents learning about "Asian American and Pacific Islander College Student Experiences" through a GLAS course that is a curricular partnership with AARCC's Asian American Mentor Program (AAMP) taught by Prof. Karen Su and Jeff Alton
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The "crew" of "Falling Petals," a 2011 production that stemmed from a course taught by Visiting Professor Rooshey Hasnain in collaboration with a non-profit arts organization, Erasing the Distance.
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Photo credit: Karen SuStudents from the 2014 Study Abroad in Japan taught by Prof. Karen Su and Visiting Professor Laura Fugikawa
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Photo credit: Anna GuevarraStudents from Professors Gayatri Reddy and Anna Guevarra's 2012 Study Abroad Course in India
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Photo credit: Anna GuevarraSteve Moon, Director of Organizing at the Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Chicago hosting a political tour of Uptown for students in Prof. Anna Guevarra's "GLAS 300: Global Asia in Chicago" course