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New page: '''What is the Symposium?''' The Symposium was created for and by Columbia undergraduates to facilitate the study and interdisciplinary discussion of East and Southea...

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'''What is the Symposium?'''

The Symposium was created for and by Columbia undergraduates to facilitate the study and interdisciplinary discussion of East and Southeast Asia. It is a half-day conference consisting of three panels exploring topics of critical interest to the study of the East Asian region.

Mission Statement:

The Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies is a half-day conference featuring original undergraduate research on East Asia. The primary goals of the Oscar Lee Symposium are:

(1) to provide undergraduate researchers of East Asia a forum for discussion of their research findings and to receive constructive criticism

(2) to educate the greater Columbia community about historical and contemporary topics related to East Asia

(3) to create a community of young scholars studying topics pertaining to East Asia.

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−	The '''Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies''' was created by Columbia undergraduates to facilitate the study and interdisciplinary discussion of East and Southeast Asia. It is an annual conference first held in [[~~April~~]] [[~~2008~~]].	+	The '''Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies''' was created by Columbia undergraduates to facilitate the study and interdisciplinary discussion of East and Southeast Asia. It is an annual conference first held in April [[2008]]. It is named for [[Oscar Lee]].

	== Mission Statement ==		== Mission Statement ==

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-The '''Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies''' was created for and by Columbia undergraduates to facilitate the study and interdisciplinary discussion of East and Southeast Asia. It is a half-day conference consisting of three panels exploring topics of critical interest to the study of the East Asian region.
+The '''Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies''' was created by Columbia undergraduates to facilitate the study and interdisciplinary discussion of East and Southeast Asia. It is an annual conference first held in [[April]] [[2008]].
 == Mission Statement ==
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 * Professor David Lurie, Director of Undergraduate Studies, EALAC Department
 * Professor Myron Cohen, Director of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute
 :15 PM Youth & Sex in China: Literary and Cultural Perspectives
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 * Katherine Atwill, “Acting on the Illusion: Living and Dying in the Story of the Stone”
 * Tedde Tsang, “The Choosy Sex: The Ideal Mate Selection Criteria of Urban Chinese Youth and the Female Penchant for Rationality”
 :10 PM Facing the Challenges of Development in East Asia
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 * Andrew Scheineson,”From Laws to Levees: Methods of Water Control in the Qing Dynasty”
 * Diana Xiaojie Zhou, “The Cycle of Inequality, Poverty and HIV/AIDS in Rural China”
 :20 PM Negotiating Minority Identities in Language and Film
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 * Benjamin Shaffer, “‘Happy Dancing Natives’: Minority Film, Han Nationalism, and Collective Memory”
 * Grace Zhou, “Language Attitudes of Central Guizhou’s Gelao Population”
 :55 PM Closing Remarks:
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 == External Links ==
 * [http://www.eastasiasymposium.org Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies]

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	(3) to create a community of young scholars studying topics pertaining to East Asia.		(3) to create a community of young scholars studying topics pertaining to East Asia.
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	== 2008 Program ==		== 2008 Program ==

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-The '''Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies'''was created for and by Columbia undergraduates to facilitate the study and interdisciplinary discussion of East and Southeast Asia. It is a half-day conference consisting of three panels exploring topics of critical interest to the study of the East Asian region.
+The '''Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies''' was created for and by Columbia undergraduates to facilitate the study and interdisciplinary discussion of East and Southeast Asia. It is a half-day conference consisting of three panels exploring topics of critical interest to the study of the East Asian region.
 == Mission Statement ==
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 * Professor David Lurie, Director of Undergraduate Studies, EALAC Department
 * Professor Myron Cohen, Director of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute
 :15 PM Youth & Sex in China: Literary and Cultural Perspectives
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 * Katherine Atwill, “Acting on the Illusion: Living and Dying in the Story of the Stone”
 * Tedde Tsang, “The Choosy Sex: The Ideal Mate Selection Criteria of Urban Chinese Youth and the Female Penchant for Rationality”
 :10 PM Facing the Challenges of Development in East Asia
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 * Andrew Scheineson,”From Laws to Levees: Methods of Water Control in the Qing Dynasty”
 * Diana Xiaojie Zhou, “The Cycle of Inequality, Poverty and HIV/AIDS in Rural China”
 :20 PM Negotiating Minority Identities in Language and Film
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 * Benjamin Shaffer, “‘Happy Dancing Natives’: Minority Film, Han Nationalism, and Collective Memory”
 * Grace Zhou, “Language Attitudes of Central Guizhou’s Gelao Population”
 :55 PM Closing Remarks:

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 == Affiliation ==
-The journal is supported by the [[Weatherhead East Asian Institute]] and the [[EALAC]] department. It is also closely linked to the [[Columbia East Asia Review]].
+The Symposium is supported by the [[Weatherhead East Asian Institute]] and the [[EALAC]] department. It is also closely linked to the [[Columbia East Asia Review]].
 == External Links ==
 * [http://www.eastasiasymposium.org Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies]

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-<font size=5>'''What is the Symposium?'''</font>
+The '''Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies'''was created for and by Columbia undergraduates to facilitate the study and interdisciplinary discussion of East and Southeast Asia. It is a half-day conference consisting of three panels exploring topics of critical interest to the study of the East Asian region.
-<font size=4>Mission Statement:</font>
+== 2008 Program ==
-The Oscar Lee Symposium of Undergraduate East Asian Studies is a half-day conference featuring original undergraduate research on East Asia. The primary goals of the Oscar Lee Symposium are:
+* Oscar Lee Symposium Representatives
-(1) to provide undergraduate researchers of East Asia a forum for discussion of their research findings and to receive constructive criticism
+:15 PM Youth & Sex in China: Literary and Cultural Perspectives
-(2) to educate the greater Columbia community about historical and contemporary topics related to East Asia
+== Affiliation ==
-(3) to create a community of young scholars studying topics pertaining to East Asia.
+== External Links ==