Full-Day Schedule for October 12th

 

 

Chair and Moderator: Dona Cady, Middlesex Community College


Crossroads: Asian Studies Grants, Research, and Pedagogy at MCC

Dona Cady, Dean of Global Education, Middlesex Community College, Moderator

The potential for Asian Studies infusion into the undergraduate curriculum in liberal education programs often relies on sporadic grants or individual faculty initiatives. For global learning in Asian Studies to transform institutions and students, it must reach a level of full participation to effectively address necessary administrative support, faculty workloads, curriculum, and campus culture (Sturm, 2011).

Through a twenty-three year association with the East-West Center’s Asian Studies Development Program and recent Title VI and The Bridging Cultures grants at Middlesex Community College, we have experienced how interdepartmental collaboration, faculty research, and innovative pedagogy come together to provide measurable evidence of achievement. This busy crossroad unifies general education reform based upon LEAP frameworks, public scholarship, community-based experiential and service learning, with the goal of developing cross-disciplinary knowledge, cultural literacy, and active awareness of individual and collective responsibility.

Panel 19
2013
Saturday, October 12th
2:00 PM

Balance Through Acting: Taking the Drama Out of Drama

Karen Oster, Middlesex Community College - Bedford

RCC 202

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Feast & Famine: Food & Power in Contemporary Chinese Fiction & Film

Cathy McCarron, Middlesex Community College - Bedford

RCC 202

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Representing the Self: Southeast Asian Contemporary Art

Jan Arabas, Middlesex Community College - Bedford

RCC 202

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Teaching Eurasia with Owen Lattimore

David Kalivas, Middlesex Community College - Bedford

RCC 202

2:00 PM - 3:30 PM