Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
Apprentices are key members of the FP team and make significant contributions to our organization. They are involved in every level of our work, from proofreading forthcoming books to mailing advanced review copies, and juggle a wide variety of tasks that require a significant degree of responsibility. Our ideal candidate is a self-starter, eager to … Read more
The East and Inner Asia Council of the AAS (EIAC; formerly the China and Inner Asia Council [CIAC]) makes small grant awards of up to $2,000. Dissertation-level graduate students and scholars with special interests in China, Taiwan, or Inner Asia are invited to submit proposals.
Our Art Contest began in 2012 as the Japan Day Art Contest, when we first invited the public to submit illustrations for our official posters, flyers, and programs. The contest was such a success, resulting in so many splendid entries and yielding such wonderful winning artwork, that we decided to make the art contest an … Read more
The fellowships support research and teaching in Asian Studies and Asian American Studies, emphasizing connections to global, diasporic, postcolonial, and transpacific dynamics. Candidates specializing in science and technology, environmental studies, health/medical humanities, race and social justice, or digital humanities are especially encouraged to apply.
Reporting directly to the Chief Program and Operating Officer, and working collaboratively with experienced and strong staff and a committed and longstanding Board of Directors, the Vice President of Programs (VPP) will play a key role in helping Good+ shape and attain its long-term vision.
The COO will have responsibility for ensuring that the Center for Family Life’s (CFL) operations, including Human Resources, Information Technology, Data Management, Facilities, Risk Management, Funder Audits, and the administrative team are functioning effectively. To succeed, the COO must be a collaborative and inclusive manager.