The Frances Young Tang '61 Program in Asian Studies at Skidmore invites students to explore Asia through interdisciplinary lenses encompassing anthropology, gender studies, history, language and literature, sociology, religious studies, political science and international affairs, music, English, and visual and performing arts. Students engage in collaborative and independent projects and work with professors in cutting edge research.
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Associate Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Frances Young Tang ’61 Program in Asian Studies Joowon Park with Skidmore students at the South Korean Presidential Palace during their travel seminar to Korea.
Associate Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Frances Young Tang ’61 Program in Asian Studies Joowon Park with Skidmore students at the South Korean Presidential Palace during their travel seminar to Korea.
Associate Professor of Asian Studies Ben Bogin speaks at the exhibition, Forms of Awakening (a collection of Himalayan Art), featured at the Tang Teaching Museum in 2023. students at the South Korean Presidential Palace during their travel seminar to Korea.
Professor of Sociology and Asian Studies Xiaoshuo Huo and her students Weiqi Tao ’26 and Della Huntley ’26 discuss their collaborative research project. .
Professor of Sociology and Asian Studies Xiaoshuo Huo and her students Weiqi Tao ’26 and Della Huntley ’26 discuss their collaborative research project.
Professor of Sociology and Asian Studies Xiaoshuo Huo and her students Weiqi Tao ’26 and Della Huntley ’26 discuss their collaborative research project.
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Associate Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Frances Young Tang ’61 Program in Asian Studies Joowon Park with Skidmore students at the South Korean Presidential Palace during their travel seminar to Korea.
Robert H.N. Ho Family Foundation Associate Professor in Buddhist Studies, Department of Religious Studies and Asian Studies Ryan Overbey speaks with artist Yun-Fei Ji at the Frances Young Tang ’61 Teaching Museum and Art Gallery.
Skidmore students perform a K-pop dance at the Tang Teaching Museum.
Associate Professor of Asian Studies Ben Bogin speaks at the exhibition, Forms of Awakening (a collection of Himalayan Art), featured at the Tang Teaching Museum in 2023.
The Frances Young Tang '61 Program in Asian Studies at Skidmore invites students to explore Asia through interdisciplinary lenses encompassing anthropology, gender studies, history, language and literature, sociology, religious studies, political science and international affairs, music, English, and visual and performing arts. Students engage in collaborative and independent projects and work with professors in cutting edge research.
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The Frances Young Tang '61 Program in Asian Studies at Skidmore invites students to explore Asia through interdisciplinary lenses encompassing anthropology, gender studies, history, language and literature, sociology, religious studies, political science and international affairs, music, English, and visual and performing arts. Students engage in collaborative and independent projects and work with professors in cutting edge research.