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Asian art exhibit opening: Chinese artifacts purchased by students during study abroad
April 18, 2017
As a part of Asian Pacific American Heritage month, a new art exhibit is debuting April 27 in Belk Pavilion featuring art selected by students during a winter term course in China.
Alumna recognized for research about N.C. Sikh community
January 18, 2017
Melina Oliverio '16 was named first runner-up for the ASIANetwork's Marianna McJimsey Award, which recognizes top student papers focused on Asia.
Religious studies professor delivers talk in Zurich
December 4, 2016
Associate Professor of Religious Studies Pamela Winfield participated in an international research symposium on "Vision and Visuality in Buddhism and Beyond" hosted by the University of Zurich.
National Humanities Center fellow to discuss 'Imperialism, Environmental Dependency, and Modern Nation' – Oct. 25
October 13, 2016
A University of Tennessee, Knoxville professor uncovers the global circulation of geopolitical discourses on natural resources and state power.
Amy Allocco delivers three invited lectures in India
August 25, 2016
Over the course of her sabbatical year in South India, Amy L. Allocco delivered three discrete invited lectures.
Pamela Winfield Presents Research on Zen Material Culture at the Association of Asian Studies, Japan Educational Exchange Foundation
April 7, 2016
Associate Professor of Religous Studies Pamela Winfield convened a panel on "Zen Matters" and presented a paper on "Materializing the Zen Monastery" at the annual national conference of the Association of Asian Studies in Seattle, WA on April 1, 2016.
Kirstin Ringelberg presents on neoliberal feminism in contemporary art
February 7, 2016
At the College Art Association conference in Washington, D.C., the art historian analyzed the intersection of contemporary artists' work, the history and criticism that frames it, and neoliberal elements of third-wave feminism.