Hotel Parking: Rates and Map Conference attendees staying at the hotel will receive a 20% parking discount at the Chestnut Street Parking Garage (includes In/Out Privileges). The front desk agent will validate parking tickets upon check-in.
Conference Hotel: Hotel Sorrento (steps away from the Seattle University campus!) A block of rooms has been set aside for ASIANetwork members at the rate of $185/night at the Hotel Sorrento900 Madison St.Seattle, WA 98104Reservations may be made by phone at 1 (206) 622-6400 or1 (800) 426-1265 Contact the Executive Director if you have trouble making your reservation.
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Accessibility ASIANetwork values inclusion and access for all participants at the conference. If you have a disability, special need, or other concerns about your full participation in conference activities, please let the conference organizers know at your earliest convenience. Requests must be submitted no later than the end of the early registration period to allow
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Discussions, Performances, and Film Dance Performance: Melody Li Student Dance Group, University of Houston This performance is a fusion of Chinese traditional dance and gufeng wu, a contemporary dance style that blends traditional Chinese music elements with modern pop rhythms. It brings together the grace and elegance of classical Chinese dance forms with the dynamic
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ASIANetwork Member Business Meeting 2022 Business Meeting Agenda & 2021 Minutes
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Make Connections Prior to the Conference SET UP A MEETING WITH A PROGRAM DIRECTOR/ADVISOR Student Faculty Fellows Program: Zheya GaiGrants of up to $46,000 to support projects in Asia for students and their faculty mentors Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow Program: Chris HerrickGrants of $40,000/year in partial support for the hiring of a teaching fellow for one
Campus Map with Conference Locations Map of the Trinity University Campus with ASIANetwork Conference Points of Interest (pdf download)
Wearing the Pandemic: A Transcultural Expression Organizer: Etin Anwar, Professor of Religious Studies The exhibit will display work that construes the pandemic experiences and discourses into artistic expression especially within the contexts of the Indonesian Muslim cultures. The exhibit offers an adaptation to disruption brought forth by pandemic through visual representation as seen in batik
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