News and Events
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Historic Vietnamese Portland Podcast Now Available Online
Portland has one of the highest per-capita Vietnamese populations in the country, yet Lewis & Clark is the first academic institution to develop an archive documenting their history. Two Lewis & Clark students organized scores of interviews from the Portland Vietnamese population into a five-episode podcast series about coming to America, finding a home in Portland, education, making a living, and social activism.
Jennifer Hubbert Appointed CPD Research Fellow
The USC Center on Public Diplomacy has appointed Dr. Hubbert as a CPD Research Fellow for 2018-2020.
Analyzing Public Diplomacy Through Portland’s Sister Cities
Following a worldwide competition, the University of Southern California Center on Public Diplomacy has awarded Associate Professor Jennifer Hubbert one of three research fellowships. Her research will analyze the Sister Cities International program, including Portland’s vibrant sister city program.
Professor Dawn Odell is awarded three grants
Professor Dawn Odell was awarded three more grants in addition to the American Philosophical Society Franklin Research grant in March
Starling awarded competitive NEH Fellowship
Dr. Jessica Starling is one of three NEH Fellowship award winners in Oregon this year. - EVENTS
Past Events
Gender Studies Symposium Keynote: LaWhore Vagistan
Please join us for “Lessons in Drag,” a Gender Studies Symposium keynote performance by LaWhore Vagistan, everyone’s favorite overdressed, overeducated, over-opinionated South Asian drag auntie. Her TEDx Talk How to be an Aunty is on YouTube, and she is the author is Decolonize Drag.
Asian Studies Movie Night- Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell
Movie screening of Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell
Asian Studies Meet your Major and Movie Screening
Asian Studies annual Meet Your Major gathering
