Asian & Pacific Islander American Studies

INHABITANTS follows five Native American Tribes across deserts, coastlines, forests, and prairies as they restore their traditional land management practices. 

A public evening with Kerry Lee, the Co-Artistic Director of the Atlanta Chinese Dance Company, in coordination with the special exhibit “Chinese Dance: National Movements in a Revolutionary Age, 1945-1965,” on display at the Stryker Center.  

Chenyuan Ma is a PhD candidate at Minzu University of China and a visiting scholar at William & Mary. Her talk is about the ethnic minority religious festival known as the Ha Festival in Sino-Vietnamese cross-border Jing Communities in southwest China.

Public Lecture by Dr. Changwook Kim (Handong Global University) on "The Shadow of the Korean Wave: Global K-Culture Boom and the Problem of Creative Labor in Korean Cultural Industries."  

The Bahn Mi Lecture Series of the Asian and Pacific Islander American Studies Program (APIA):

Prof. Geeta Patel (Professor, South Asian Studies. University of Virginia):  Archives, History, Desire, Lyric: Miraji's Translation

The exhibit explores the history of Chinese dance through images and text co-curated by William & Mary professor Dr. Emily Wilcox and University of Michigan Chinese Studies Librarian Dr. Liangyu Fu.