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October, 2012

 

Professor Sabina Knight (Comparative Literature) discusses Nobel Prize-winning author Mo Yan in the following two interviews:

Tom Ashbrook interview:


http://soundcloud.com/onpointradio/mo-yan-wins-nobel-prize

Jeffrey Wasserstrom in the Los Angeles Review of Books:


China's Latest Laureate: Chinese Lit Scholar Answers Questions about Mo Yan

http://lareviewofbooks.org/article.php?id=1003

 

 

EAL Presentation of the Major

Thursday, October 18from 12noon, Seelye 207

Are you studying Chinese, Japanese or Korean? Would you like to learn more about the literatures and cultures of East Asia? Come join us to meet the faculty and learn about the major and minor!

 

 

September, 2012

 

Moon Festival Celebration

Friday, September 28 from 6:30-8:30pm, Campus Center Carroll Room

 

 

Chinese Program and Chinese Inter-regional Student Cultural Organization (CISCO) at Smith will present an annual celebration of Chinese Moon Festival on Friday, September 28, 6:30-8:30 in Campus Center Carroll Room. The celebration will feature delicious moon cakes, great performances, playing games and learning about the culture and traditions surrounding the festival.

 

http://www.smithsophian.com/news/students-celebrate-moon-festival-with-food-and-performances-1.2920232#.UG73dE3A8Y4

 

 

EAL Career Workshop

Friday, September 28 from 12noon-1pm, Seelye 207

 

The EAL department will sonsor a workshop with Janice Schell of the Smith College Lazarus Center for Career Development (CCD). Janice will introduce different resources and services available in the CCD to help students find intermships and jobs in or related to East Asia. Pizza lunch will be provided to the first 25 attendees.

 

 

EAL Career Workshop with Janice Schell

 

 

"Hope for Japan" fundraising events

Thank you very much for raising the funds for the Hope for Japan campaign. I really appreciate your generosity and support for the people in the affected regions.