Exploring Opportunities: Fellowships and Study Abroad in Asia and Asian American Studies

Interested in exploring Asia and Asian America through research, study abroad, and experiential learning? Join us for an informative panel discussion highlighting fellowship opportunities, study abroad programs, and other resources that support students’ academic and professional development in Asian and Asian American Studies.

Panelists will share information about available funding opportunities, study abroad programs, application processes, and strategies for making the most of these opportunities. Students will also have the chance to ask questions, and learn how fellowships and study abroad can broaden their perspectives, deepen their understanding of Asian and Asian American communities, and enrich their educational journeys.

Whether you are considering studying abroad, pursuing a fellowship, or simply looking for ways to expand your academic horizons, this session will help you discover opportunities and resources to support your next steps.

Panelists:

• Stéphanie Roulon, Teaching Assistant Professor of French and Fellowships Coordinator
• Rachel Landers, Senior Advisor for Education Abroad & Off-Campus Programs
• Hyeyoung Woo, Professor of Sociology and Director of the Institute for Asian Studies