Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
AAARI The appointment will be at the rank of Assistant Professor, beginning in the Fall 2025 and pending budgetary approval. A Ph.D. degree by the time of employment is required. An ideal candidate should be comfortable in a student-centered environment and demonstrate a strong scholarly record and/or potential. The field of expertise is open, but we … Read more
The prevalence of experiencing racism was 56.9% among Asian students, 48.8% among multiracial students, 45.9% among Black students, 39.4% among Hispanic students, 38.0% among AI/AN students, 37.6% among NH/OPI students, and 17.3% among White students.
The Asian American Studies Department offers a two-year Master of Arts degree program which involves coursework and research that lead to the completion of a graduate thesis or capstone project. The M.A. degree program recognizes the ability of students to make scholarly contributions in their fields of specialization, to undertake advanced research in those areas, … Read more
The CAORC – National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Research Fellowship provides the opportunity for scholars to carry out advanced research in the humanities and to spend significant time in one country with an Overseas Research Centers as a base.
SEAC annually awards a small number of winter, summer, and sabbatical fieldwork grants for faculty, and pre-dissertation/dissertation research grants (which may include language training) for graduate students. Awards will be for up to $5,000.
Are you interested in enrolling in the SUNY/CUNY SEAC’s spring-semester course, Southeast Asian identities in popular culture and literature? The course is open to all students in CUNY and SUNY (grad and undergrad, regardless of discipline)! Your co-professors will be EK Tan (Stony Brook University), Martina Nguyen (Baruch College/CUNY), and Lauren Meeker (SUNY New Paltz).