The Center for East Asian Studies supports the study of East Asia at Penn and to the Philadelphia community.
We currently offer a program in which Penn experts present one-hour lectures to classes on a variety of topics pertaining to East Asia, at no cost to your school. For more information and to request a speaker please contact the Center.
Members of Nihon Hidankyo, Confederation of A- and H-Bomb Sufferers Organizations, recount their personal experiences of surviving the Atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki 70 years ago to a large audience from Penn, high school, and the Philadelphia communities.
CEAS offers a number of workshops for K-12 educators on East Asia-related topics, as well as globally themed content.
4:30 pm
Stiteler Hall B26
4:30 pm
Annenberg Room 111 (Changed from Stiteler B26)
12:00 pm
CSCC conference room, Fisher-Bennett 345
4:30 pm
Stiteler Hall B26
Penn MLA graduate Jonathan Singleton and CEAS faculty Yoko Nishimura were featured in a recent Penn News story, together with a collection of ancient Japanese ceramics originally showcased at the 189
Teaching about East Asia Seminar at the University of Pennsylvania Spring 2018 is a seminar for middle and high school teachers of World History, World Cultures, Geography, Economics, Language, Language Arts and Literature, and Visual and Performing Arts.
Center for East Asian Studies