Summer 2021 schedule
Maymester (all courses in English)
ASIA 150-01M: Asia: An Introduction, Dixon, MTWRF 11:30-2:45. This class will meet online via Zoom during its scheduled time, but will also offer alternatives for asynchronous learning to students unable to participate at the scheduled time.
Summer Session I
Courses in English
ASIA 65: FYS: Philosophy on Bamboo: Rethinking Early Chinese Thought, Bergeton, MTWRF 11:30-1. This class will meet online via Zoom during its scheduled time, but will also offer alternatives for asynchronous learning to students unable to participate at the scheduled time.
ASIA/MUSC 164: Music of South Asia, Caldwell, R 6-8:35. This class will meet online via Zoom for the scheduled time every week, and will have five hours/week of additional asynchronous learning activities.
CHIN 255: Bandit or Hero: Outlawry in Chinese Literature and Film, Hsiao. This is a completely asynchronous online course.
CHIN 361: Chinese Traditional Theater, Hsiao. This is a completely asynchronous online course.
Courses in Arabic
ARAB 203-001, Intermediate Arabic I, Kauffman. This intensive course will meet online via Zoom every day (MTWRF) from 9:45-12:45.
Courses in Chinese
CHIN 203-001: Intermediate Chinese I, Cai. This intensive hybrid course will meet online via Zoom every day (MTWRF) from 1:15-3:15, and will have an hour’s worth of additional asynchronous learning activities every day.
Courses in Hebrew
HEBR 101-001: Elementary Hebrew I, Sprintzik. This intensive course will meet online via Zoom every day (MTWRF) from 9:45-12.
Courses in Japanese
JAPN 203-001: Intermediate Japanese I, Aratake. This intensive hybrid course will meet online via Zoom every day (MTWRF) from 9:45-12:15, and will have a half hour’s worth of additional asynchronous learning activities every day.
Courses in Korean
KOR 101-001: Elementary Korean I, Bang. This intensive course will meet online via Zoom every day (MTWRF) from 9:45-12:45.
Crosslisted Courses
These courses are offered in other departments and crosslisted under an Asian Studies number.
HIST/ASIA 134: Modern East Asia, Shuk Man Lee. This is a completely asynchronous online course.
RELI/ASIA 180: Introduction to Islamic Civilizations, Mashhadi. This is a completely asynchronous online course.
HIST/ASIA 277: The Conflict over Israel/Palestine, Shields. This is a completely asynchronous online course.
Summer Session II
Courses in English
ASIA 228-001: Contested Souls: Literature, the Arts, and Religious Identity in Modern India, Taj, M 3:15-5:50. This class will meet online via Zoom for the scheduled time every week, and will have five hours/week of additional asynchronous learning activities.
JAPN 162-001: Japanese Popular Culture, Dixon, MTR 6-8:35. This class will meet online via Zoom during its scheduled time, but will also offer alternatives for asynchronous learning to students unable to participate at the scheduled time.
Courses in Arabic
ARAB 204-001, Intermediate Arabic II, Robinson. This intensive course will meet online via Zoom every day (MTWRF) from 9:45-12:45,.
Courses in Chinese
CHIN 204-001: Elementary Chinese II, Hsiao. This intensive hybrid course will meet online via Zoom every day (MTWRF) from 1:15-3:15, and will have an hour’s worth of additional asynchronous learning activities every day.
Courses in Hebrew
HEBR 102-001: Elementary Hebrew II, Sprintzik. This intensive course will meet online via Zoom every day (MTWRF) from 9:45-12.
Courses in Japanese
JAPN 204-001: Intermediate Japanese II. This intensive hybrid course will meet online via Zoom every day (MTWRF) from 9:45-12:15, and will have a half hour’s worth of additional asynchronous learning activities every day.
Courses in Korean
KOR 102-001: Elementary Korean II, Lee. This intensive course will meet online via Zoom every day (MTWRF) from 9:45-12:45.
Crosslisted Courses
These courses are offered in other departments and crosslisted under an Asian Studies number.
MUSC/ASIA 240: Performance in Southeast Asia: Gongs, Punks, and Shadow Plays, Caldwell, M 6-8:35. This class will meet online via Zoom for the scheduled time every week, and will have five hours/week of additional asynchronous learning activities.
RELI 283/ASIA 300: The Buddhist Tradition in India, Nepal, and Tibet. This is a completely asynchronous online course.