Evening Lecture Series

Time: Fridays, 6PM to 8PM

Place: 25 West 43rd Street, Room 1000,
between 5th & 6th Avenues, Manhattan

Free Admission
Light refreshments are served.

Please register at least a week in advance so that we may
anticipate the number of guests to accommodate.

The Friday Evening Lecture Series provides an opportunity for intellectuals and scholars, to talk about their current research or activities on topics that are of interest to the Asian American community. Not only will they be presenting before a live audience, but they will also be presenting before an online audience, via the Internet through webcasting, allowing them the potential to present to the world as well.

For our live online audience, we offer the ability to participate, ask questions and share comments during the Q&A sessions of our lectures, either by sending an instant messaging (AIM) or calling through a peer-to-peer voice service (Skype).

Yet, the excitement doesn't stop there, because each lecture is also simultaneously videotaped, which is then uploaded as streaming video, and can be viewed by anyone who visits our website, along with notes, pictures and from the evening. In addition to our streaming videos, you are now able to listen to podcasts of our lectures, and download them for listening on the go to an iPod, or any other mp3 enabled music device.

Remember...

“If you can’t come to AAARI, AAARI can come to you!”

Fall 2008 - Spring 2009

 

"It's So Much Quieter Now": Post-9/11 Chinatown Small Businesses
09-12-08 / Winnie Tam Hung (Hunter College, CUNY)

 

Identity: Community Participation and Self-Realization
09-19-08 / Edward Ma (Asian American Consultation Association)

 

Missing Voices: Unexplored Synergies in the Dissident Poetry of China's Fourth Generation
09-26-08 / Keming Liu (Medgar Evers College, CUNY)

 
Asian Americans in the Twenty-First Century: Oral Histories of 1st to 4th Generation Americans
10-03-08 / Joann Faung Jean Lee (William Paterson University)

The Fortune Cookie Chronicles
10-10-08 / Jennifer 8 Lee (New York Times)

The Last Emperor of Flushing's Final Manifesto
10-17-08 / Alvin Eng
  The Legendary Bodhidharma
10-24-08 / Joseph Aranha (The Asian Arts and Cultural Council)
Peach Blossom Pavilion
11-07-08 / Mingmei Yip
The Importance of Life Planning Documents
11-14-08 / Linda T. Chin (St. John's University)
  Snapshot: A Demographic Profile of CUNY Asian American Students
11-21-08 / Cheryl Littman & Christine Wade (CUNY Office of Institutional Research and Assessment)
  Becoming Religious in Thailand
12-05-08 / Rosalind Morris (Columbia University)

 

 


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