NCTA in the Northeast > New York

National Consortium for Teaching about Asia (NCTA) seminars offers K-12 educators the opportunity to explore East Asian history, geography, culture, literature, arts, and language with New York's top scholars of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean studies. The program provides K-12 teachers with content background and pedagogical techniques for integrating East Asia into their curriculums. Participating teachers receive substantial incentives including $500 in cash stipends, $200 in books, and $300 in mini-grants as well as qualifying for highly subsidized study tours to East Asia.

 

2007-2008 NCTA Seminars in New York
EAST ASIA THEN AND NOW:
China, Japan, and Korea in the New York State Schools

Location: Nazareth College, Rochester, NY

Application: attached as pdf or contact seminar leader

Syllabus: attached as pdf

Seminar Leader: Theresa Noonan, (585) 442 6296, tcnoonan@frontiernet.net

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EAST ASIA THEN AND NOW:
China, Japan, and Korea in the New York State Schools

Location: University of Buffalo, Buffalo, NY

Application: attached as pdf or contact seminar leader

Syllabus: attached as pdf

Seminar Leader: Theresa Noonan, (585) 442 6296, tcnoonan@frontiernet.net

 

Dates: (Rochester)

  • Sat, Dec 1, 2007
  • Sat, Jan 12, 2008
  • Sat, Feb 9
  • Sat, Mar 8
  • Sat, Apr 26
  • Sat, May 17

 

 

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Dates: (Buffalo)

  • Sat, Dec 8, 2007
  • Sat, Jan 26, 2008
  • Sat, Feb 9
  • Sat, Mar 15
  • Sat, Apr 5
  • Sat, May 17

EAST ASIA

Location: Union College, Schenectady, NY

Seminar Leader: Catherine Snyder: snyderc@uniongraduatecollege.edu

Application: attached as pdf or contact seminar leader

Syllabus: attached as pdf

Dates (Schenectady):

  • Sat, Jan 5, 2008
  • Sat, Jan 26
  • Sat, Feb 9
  • Sat, Mar 1
  • Sat, Mar 15
  • Sat, Apr 5
  • Sat, Apr 26

New York NCTA Alumni Events
  • Field Trip to the Royal Ontario Museum
    in Toronto on May 17, 2008
    Click here for more information.

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