[REPOST] Congratulations to Asian Studies Affiliate Faculty Members Representing UMBC’s GAI at AAAS!
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The Global Asias Initiative was well-represented at this year's Association for Asian American Studies (AAAS) Conference in Honolulu, Hawai'i! While there, we were also hosted by colleagues at University of Hawai'i Manoa for our Global Asias Site Visit to learn about the incredible work they're cultivating in Ethnic Studies, Native Hawaiian Studies, Asian Studies & Student Services. Read about our presentations to colleagues across the country below!
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Dr. Tamara Bhalla, Associate Professor, American Studies, & Co-PI of the Global Asias Initiative organized and facilitated a roundtable discussion Power and Privilege in South Asian American Studies
Dr. Emily Yoon, Assistant Professor, English & Global Asias Advisory Board Member, was supported by a Global Asias faculty Conference Grant to present Little Plastic Intimacies: Offshore Solidarity Against Empire
Dr. Mika Thornburg, Global Asias Postdoctoral Fellow, was supported by a Global Asias faculty Conference Grant to present Oceanic Orbits: The Colonial Circuits of Transpacific Tourism
Priya Bhayana, Global Asias Project Manager, and Angelina Jenkins, Global Asias Advisory Board Member & Assistant Director of the Mosaic Center, were supported by the Dresher Center for Humanities (Priya) and the Division of Student Affairs (Angelina) to co-host a roundtable discussion Cultivating Connections: Asian American Studies & Student Affairs at AANAPISIs
We had so many rich conversations and look forward to next year's conference happening March 2027 right here in Baltimore!
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Fall 26 Courses Available
Registration starts next week!
For this upcoming summer and fall semester, we're excited to provide a range of diverse courses across the many programs & departments that can count towards your Asian Studies BA, Minor, or Certificate.
Feel free to schedule an
advising appointment with our Asian Studies Director, Professor Yang, as you prepare for registration. Please fill out your
advising worksheet in preparation for the session.
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Asian Cultural Celebration & Awards
Awards nomination form, now open!
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Join us for our end of the year Celebration & Awards!
Asian Cultural Celebration & Awards
Thursday, May 14, 2026
5:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.
University Center Ballroom 3rd Floor
This celebration commemorates the achievements of graduating UMBC students while celebrating the vast cultural diversity of Asian communities and heritage on our campus. We recognize the difficulty of choosing just one identifier or term to capture the vast diversity of all people with heritage in the Asian continent, representing 49 countries and hundreds of cultures. We seek to honor the breadth of experience of people across Asia - East, South, Southwest, West, and Central Asia.
During the gathering, we'll enjoy food together, we'll showcase keynote speakers, student musical and dance performances, and award presentations to honor student contributions, as well as the faculty and staff who've contributed to their success.
Light refreshments and appetizers will be served starting at 5:30 pm for all guests in attendance.
Graduates must check in no later than 5:45 p.m. The program will begin promptly at 6 p.m.
Dress code: We encourage all attendees and graduates to dress in their "celebration best." While cap and gown are not required, we would be thrilled to see attendees embracing cultural attires.
If you would like to nominate a community member for one of our Affinity Celebration & Awards, you may nominate them here using the Awards Nomination Form or https://forms.gle/TLH8uDwccy5gBJtj8. You may submit multiple nominations for the same or different individuals. Please submit all nominations by April 20th, 2026.
For those interested in attending, you can RSVP HERE! Save the date on your calendars! Graduates that RSVP by Thursday, April 30th at 6pm will be highlighted during the event and receive honorary graduation cords.
If you have any questions, please email us at themosaic@umbc.edu.
This event is open for full participation by all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or any other protected category under applicable federal law, state law, and the University's nondiscrimination policy.
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[REPOST] Global Asias Symposium & Celebration
Save the Date: May 4th!
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Global Asias Symposium & Celebration
Monday, May 4
11am-6:30pm
This daylong event will showcase and celebrate the work of the Global Asias Initiative, a three-year initiative funded by the Mellon Foundation that has created a forum for engaging in conversations in the fields of Asian American Studies, Asian diaspora studies, and Asian Studies. The Initiative has has created connections across disciplines, institutions, organizations, and communities here on campus and beyond.
With our grant from Mellon Foundation coming to a close this year, we are showcasing the many achievements of the initiative. The day will feature a luncheon on heritage, belonging and identity in collaboration with Student Affairs, a visiting scholar keynote address on public humanities and Global Asias, and a student exhibition and reception in the library gallery & rotunda featuring community partners and programming.
Thank you to our partners the Asian Studies Program, Mosaic: The Center for Cultural Diversity, Residential Life, McNairs Scholars Program, and the Baltimore chapter of National Association of Asian American Professionals for support organizing this celebration.
Stay tuned for more information coming your way!
The event will be on Friday, May 1, from 2-3:30pm in the Library Gallery.
Taking migration as a central premise, artist Wei Leng Tay will share about modes of narrative-making in her art. From her beginnings in journalism to her current practice, she will speak about shifting ideas and uses of representation and materiality in relation to the photographic medium. She will discuss ways migration moves through some of her works, from topic to medium to form. The Other Shore, a photographic and interview-based audio work, tells a story of a new generation of mainland Chinese migrants in Hong Kong. you think it over slowly, slowly choose…, considers statelessness through the materiality of the photograph. Works in Untitled (family slides 60s-70s) question how the objecthood of photographs shape the ways personal and collective memory converge, and how photographs can constitute ideas of history. Through these examples, Tay will surface the complex relationships between history, embodiment, and representation entangled with the photographic image.
Bio:
Based in Singapore, artist Wei Leng Tay works across photography, video, and installation and explores constructions of identity, memory, and history through her practice. Her works draw on long-term engagements with individuals, families, and communities, and include research into photographic archives, interviews, and collaborative processes. Central to her practice is a sustained inquiry into the medium of photography through its materiality, modes of circulation, and communicative possibilities. By working at the intersection of the intimate and the structural, Tay unpacks the complexities of belonging, displacement, and the politics of representation, bringing attention to what it means to be human within today's shifting political and cultural contexts.
Originally trained in biology at McGill University, Tay's early professional experience was in photojournalism, working as a photo editor and photographer for news organisations such as TIME Magazine's Asia edition in Hong Kong. This background continues to inform her inquiry into the instrumentalization of photography and the politics of image-making. Tay later completed her MFA at Bard College and has since developed a practice that bridges research, pedagogy, and collaboration. She was most recently a lecturer of art practice at Yale-NUS College and remains invested in teaching as a form of knowledge exchange and artistic inquiry.
This artist talk is supported by the Department of Visual Arts and CIRCA, with additional support from the Albin O. Kuhn Library Gallery, the Asian Studies Program, the Center for Art, Design, and Visual Culture (CADVC), and the Global Asias Initiative.
UMBC Interdisciplinary CoLab is now accepting undergraduate student applications for Summer 2026 (Summer Session One: June 1st - June 26th). The
application deadline is Wednesday, March 25th.
Tracing Korean American Lives in the Region: Archival Foundations for Local Community History
Project Leader: Dr. Kyung-Eun Yoon, Modern Languages, Linguistics, and Intercultural Communication (MLLI)
This CoLab project invites students to participate in a community-engaged research initiative documenting the history of Korean Americans in the Baltimore region in collaboration with the Howard County Historical Society (HCHS). Founded in 1958, HCHS serves as the primary institution dedicated to collecting and preserving historical records and artifacts related to the history of Howard County. While the Korean population in the area is substantial and plays a significant role in its multicultural landscape, HCHS currently has no well-established archive or collection representing their presence, contributions, and stories.
Working closely with the faculty project leader and HCHS staff, students will collaboratively produce historically grounded narratives for a general audience and contribute to an initial searchable inventory within HCHS's collection database. The team will conduct hands-on archival and historical research using curated sources that trace Korean American life in the region through the early 2000s, some of which are written in Korean.
The project provides students with practical experience in archival research, public humanities, and community collaboration while contributing to the long-term preservation of local history.
Recommended skills, abilities, and interests for applicants:
Student members of the interdisciplinary team should share the following traits: intellectual curiosity, solid research skills, interest in archival research, strong written and oral communication skills, interest in regional history (including Korean immigration history), ability to work both independently and collaboratively, and a willingness to lead sections of the project.
Additionally, we are looking for one or more students with the following skills and interests: data-related skills, including experience with or interest in learning research databases and archival software (such as PastPerfect); competence in Korean to support translation and summary writing (and possibly to talk to community members who may be more comfortable using Korean).
More About CoLab:
CoLab is a paid 4-week, in-person summer research internship for undergraduates.
Participants receive a $3000 stipend following their successful completion of the internship and a scholarship covering the cost of the 3-credit internship course.
Open to all majors, CoLab is an excellent opportunity for students in social science and humanities fields to gain collaborative research and technical skills. Student interns work on interdisciplinary project teams to conduct research, create effective narratives about their findings, and develop public-facing final products to support the goals of on and off campus community-engaged organizations and scholars.
- Click to learn about the CoLab and the other exciting projects coming up this summer, and link to the student application.
- Click to view the work of last summer's interns.
We look forward to receiving your application!
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Asian Studies - Black & Gold Rush!
Give to Asian Studies to open doors for students
Please help support Asian Studies at UMBC in this year's Black & Gold Rush, March 4-5!
With our
Global Asias orientation, we hope to create more opportunities for students to explore and experience Asia, a diverse and dynamic region of growing global significance, with myriad connections to the world!
Your contribution will make possible cultural events, community programs, and study-abroad scholarships that can open doors for more students interested in Asia!
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[REPOST] Susie Ibarra: Rhythm in Nature
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Date: March 7, 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Location:
Earl and Darielle Linehan Concert Hall
The
Center for Innovation, Research, and Creativity in the Arts (CIRCA) presents Filipinx-American composer, percussionist, and sound artist
Susie Ibarra, who will present her groundbreaking work at UMBC in a concert, spatial audio installation, and workshop. Ibarra’s interdisciplinary practice focuses on strengthening connections to the natural environment and advocating for stewardship through sound. Ibarra’s work calls upon Asian percussive traditions, jazz sensibilities, as well as on her extensive study in a wide range of interests, including improvisation, sonic mapping, and artistic intervention for societal transformation. The concert will include performances by UMBC music students and faculty.
A spatial audio installation will open at 6:30, followed by a concert at 7:30.
Admission is free, but tickets are required. Please
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Linehan Concert Hall is easy to visit, with plenty of free parking. Please
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[REPOST] Korean Film Screening Event: Songs of Love from Hawaii
Join MLL 315: Korean Film students for enjoying Korean snacks and a screening of "Songs of Love from Hawaii," directed by Jinyoug Lee (2024). This film is a musical drama that takes you on a journey of untold stories of sacrifice, love, and unbreakable bonds of the first Korean immigrants in Hawaii.
Hosted by Dr. Kyung-Eun Yoon, Coordinator of Korean
Supported by the Korean Education Center in DC and the MLLI department.
This event is planned as a part of a course MLL 315 on Korean films, but it is open for full participation by all individuals regardless of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or any other protected category under applicable federal law, state law, and the University's nondiscrimination policy.
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Original Event Listing Join MLL 315: Korean Film students for enjoying Korean snacks and a screening of "Songs of Love from Hawaii," directed by Jinyoug Lee (2024). This film is a musical...
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Check out Prof. Irene Chan's art piece at Cylburn Arboretum (closing tomorrow, Feb 28th)!
Irene Chan's art piece at Cylburn Arboretum
Baltimore Beat has published an article on affiliate Prof. Irene Chan's new art piece '3 Generations Top', which was exhibited at a Lunar New Year Exhibition at Cylburn Arboretum (closing tomorrow, Feb 28th)!
Prof. Chan will be offering her ASIA330/ART 355: The Dao of Intermedia, next Fall, upon returning from her Fulbright Fellowship in Romania!
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