681412 event 1743087959 1743100919 <![CDATA[Teaching Asia: Across the Curriculum]]> Target Audiences 
1. Faculty in public & private, four-year & two-year institutions that teach lower-division courses,
especially those who are not Asian specialists.
2. Upper-division/graduate faculty & Asian specialists, given the range of regions & topics covered.
Graduate students, librarians, international education staff, independent scholars, and others.
3. How it Works: Register at the above link or QR code. The week of the workshop you will receive Zoom links
for each of the five sessions. Attend any sessions based on your interests or academic areas.

Background: Over a decade ago, the USG Asia Council established the TEACHING ASIA faculty development workshop
series hosted at Perimeter College in Atlanta. The first five years targeted India, China, Southeast Asia, South Korea and
Japan. The series moved to a theme focus in 2018 with Religion in Asia and 2019 with Women’s Issues in Asia. In 2020,
the Asia Council hosted the Asian Studies Development Program national conference in Atlanta. The annual workshop
adopted a virtual format in 2022, and for 2023 expanded from a state to a regional focus.

]]> A virtual workshop on teaching about Asia. Why Asia? Asia is the world’s largest and most populated region, rivaling the West in economic, geopolitical, and socio-cultural influence. It is important for faculty to understand Asia, and to integrate Asian content and issues into their courses when appropriate. 

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