Asia
Fall 2016 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Jack Chen (Chinese Literature) This workshop will bring together humanities scholars working on information management (the process an
Spring 2022 FGRU Recipient
Amanda Nguyen (Education and Human Development)
Fall 2022 CG Grant Recipient
Sylvia Tidey (Anthropology, Global Studies)
Spring 2023 GGR Recipient
Michael Gerson (Architecture)
Spring 2015 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Chenyu Wang(Education) In this project, I aim to provide a sustained ethnographic account of how students from China attend
Fall 2021 Grant Recipient
Shiqiao Li and Esther Lorenz (Architecture)
Spring 2021 Grant Recipient
M. Tayyab Safdar (Politics) and Dorothy C. Wong (Art History)
Spring 2022 Grant Recipient
M. Tayyab Safdar (Politics) and Dorothy C. Wong (Art)
Dorothy Wong, Professor of Art and Director, East Asia Center
Fall 2023 Center Grant Recipient
Matthew Chin (Women Gender and Sexuality Studies)
Spring 2015 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Swati Chawla(History) How have five decades of exile shaped the ideas of belonging, (up)rootedness, and religious tradition
Fall 2015 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Swati Chawla(History) Since the Fourteenth Dalai Lama escaped into India in 1959, three generations of Tibetans have cultivat
Spring 2017 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Swati Chawla (History) My work approaches Tibetan migration to India in the second half of the twentieth century through th
Spring 2017 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Jennifer Hsiaw (Architecture) This project will investigate the impact of high-tech corporate construction on urban and sub
Fall 2023 Center Grant Recipient
Neeti Nair (History)
Tho Nguyen (Computer Science)
Fall 2017 Grant Recipient
Faculty
Xiaoyuan Liu (History) Mr.
A three-day festival of documentaries from India, accompanied by discussions to encourage building communities of conversation across schools, departments and the Charlottesville
Spring 2018 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Elena Grissom (Politics) As part of the field research for my master's thesis in Comparative Politics, I will be traveling
Fall 2022 GGR Recipient
Yen-Yu Lin (Sociology)
Fall 2021 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Yen-Yu Lin (Sociology) “Colorism” — the institutionalized hierarchy which privileges white or light ski
Spring 2023 GGR Recipient
Ayan Sharma (History)
Fall 2021 Grant Recipient
Graduate Student
Michelle Walsh (Religious Studies) This ethnographic research investigates the contexts associated with Buddhist
Fall 2020 Grant Recipient
Katia Dianina (Slavic Department)