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1st award of mu unico hijo :) Good job baby.. Mommy’s so proud of you!!! I love u always!!! 😘☺️👏🏻👍 #EALC #earlyachieverslearningcenter #toddler #preschool (at Early Achievers Learning Center)

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My Ranma 1/2!!!! #EALC #earlyachieverslearningcenter #toddlersofinstagram #costumeday #costumedayatschool (at Early Achievers Learning Center)

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Marius’ advanced birthday celebration at school. #4th #EALC #earlyachieverslearningcenter #pokemon #pikachu (at Early Achievers Learning Center)

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These are all Marius’s loot from their dice game at school!!! #EALC #toddlerstories #DiceGame #mooncakefestival (at Early Achievers Learning Center)

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My baby is ready for the mooncake festival at school! #mooncakefestival2017 #earlyachievers #ealc

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Congratulations to Professors Brian Bernards, Sunyoung Park, and Satoko Shimazaki

The International Convention of Asia Scholars has published its list for the 2017 annual book prize. Among the 15 titles in the humanities section are monographs by Professor Brian Bernards, Professor Sunyoung Park, and Professor Satoko Shimazaki.

The 30 books in the combined disciplines of humanities and social sciences were selected from 330 titles. Congratulations to Brian, Sunyoung, and Satoko on this remarkable achievement!

http://www.icas.asia/…/longlists-icas-book-prize-2017-ibp-2…

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Edith Conn, a Sophomore studying International Relations and East Asian Languages and Cultures, has been awarded the 2017 National Security Education Program (NSEP) David L. Boren Scholarship.  Edith will be using this scholarship to study at Nanzan University in Nagoya, Japan for the 2017-2018 school year.  She is one of five USC students to have received this scholarship this year.  As part of the NSEP Boren Scholarship requirements, Edith must fulfill one year of federal service after graduating USC, and she plans to do so by volunteering with Peace Corps in Southeast Asia.  

If you wish to apply to the Boren Scholarship in the future, Edith would be more than happy to assist you.  You can contact her at [email protected].

Congratulations, Edith!

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1st Annual EALC Career Panel

Tuesday, April 18. 2017 8-9:20pm, VKC 155

U-SEA is hosting its first annual career panel featuring faculty, alumni, and Ph.D candidates from the Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures. Panelists will discuss the postgraduate academic and professional career paths for EALC majors/minors and those who wish to pursue a career in East Asia.

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Light dinner and refreshments will be provided.

Attendees are encouraged to submit their questions ahead of time at: https://goo.gl/forms/3P3MBaZ89oA0wmvZ2 This year, the panelist lineup includes:

Rio Katayama EALC Ph.D Candidate with research area focusing on Japanese Cinema, Media Studies & Literature, and Transnational Cinema in East Asia Sunyoung Park Director of Undergraduate Studies for East Asian Languages and Cultures at USC Jazmyn Tanski Trainee at Skydance Media and USC alumna formerly majoring in EALC Bradley Nichols President at Cathay West Industrial

U-SEA [Undergraduates Studying East Asia] is a newly established student organization for USC undergraduates who are:

Currently majoring/minoring in East Asian Languages & Cultures

Considering a major/minor in East Asian Languages & Cultures

Interested in East Asian languages and cultures in general

Our organization strives to engage everyone with a common interest for East Asian Languages and Cultures through social and academic events. USEA is officially recognized by and affiliated with the USC Department of East Asian Languages & Cultures.