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Workshop: Comparative Perspectives on Materiality in the History of the Book: China and East Asia
The workshop entitled “Comparative Perspectives on Materiality in the History of the Book: China and East Asia” was a first in annals of Western studies of traditional printed matter in East Asia…
International Workshop "Kakarimusubi from a Comparative Perspective"
Charles Quinn was among 16 contributors at the International Workshop “Kakarimusubi from a Comparative Perspective,” held at the National Institute for Japanese Language & Linguistics (NINJAL…
Videos of successful Japanese learners
Interested in linking your career with Japanese language and culture?
Look inside for videos of successful Japanese learners from the Ohio-Japan Alumni Network
Chinese Calligraphy Class Group Presentation on Youtube
Dr. Minru Li's Chinese Calligraphy Class is Experimenting with Group Presentations
Congratulations to the Bridging Scholarships recipients!
The Bridging Scholarships Fall 2015 Recipients list includes four students from The Ohio State University, the largest number of students awarded from…
Former DEALL Chair Dr. Hsueh's Memorial to be Held in Reno, Nevada
Former DEALL chair, Prof. Feng Sheng ("Frank") Hsueh passed away in a hospital near his home in Reno, Nevada on Sept. 6, 2015. He was surrounded by his wife Daphne, and two children. …
New GREALL Officers 2015
We are the new GREALL officers for this academic year. Upon request, we are planning to have both academic and fun (not-so-academic) activities this semester (Please mark your calendar!).…
Chinese Folklore Scholars Visit Historical Chillicothe
On July 29, 2015 DEALL chair Mark Bender escorted a group of four visiting scholars from China on a tour of historical sites in Chillicothe, Ohio. Zhang Yingying, Linli Chen, and Xiangzhen…
DEALL Graduate from 40 Years Ago Visits
DEALL had the pleasure of welcoming Prof. Huang Weiliang (Wong Wai-leung), a 1976 graduate of DEALL. Prof. Huang spent 5 years studying for his doctorate in Chinese Literature with Professor…