Effron Center for the Study of America
Off screen link:
Skip to content
Off screen link:
Skip to search
Effron Center for the Study of America
Main Menu
Menu
About
Submenu
About Us
Our History
Land Acknowledgement
Faculty Bookshelf
News
Events
Submenu
Anschutz Lectures
Submenu
Past Lectures, Symposia and Screenings
Asian American Studies Lecture Series
Submenu
Past Lectures and Readings
Colloquia and Workshops
Submenu
Past Colloquia and Workshops
Col(LAB)
Submenu
Concept
Col(LAB) 1.0: Food Matters
Col(LAB) 2.0: Strange Life: Beauty, Race, & War
Col(LAB) 3.0: (Collective) Self-Portraiture: Autobiography and its Discontents
Call for Proposals
Lapidus Lectures
Submenu
Past Lectures, Conferences and Symposia
University Constitution Day Lecture
Submenu
University Constitution Day Lecture Archive
People
Submenu
Administration
Executive Committee
Faculty
Areas of Study
Submenu
Undergraduate
Submenu
AMS 101
Advanced Seminars
Prizes
Past Theses
Testimonials
American Studies
Submenu
Undergraduate Courses
Graduate Courses
Asian American Studies
Submenu
Undergraduate Courses
Asian American Studies Faculty-Graduate Reading Group
Indigenous Studies
Submenu
Undergraduate Courses
Native American and Indigenous Studies Initiative at Princeton (NAISIP)
Princeton American Indian and Indigenous Studies Working Group (PAIISWG)
Latino Studies
Submenu
Undergraduate Courses
Opportunities
Submenu
Anschutz Distinguished Fellowship
Submenu
Past Anschutz Distinguished Fellows
Undergraduate Funding Opportunities
Submenu
Thesis Funding
Student Group Activities
Graduate Funding Opportunities
Submenu
Dissertation Funding
Conference Funding
Past Research Grant Recipients
Contact Us
Join Our Mailing List
Log in
Search
Search
Asian American Studies Lecture Series
Monica Youn, Jenny Zhang read and discuss poetry
Yiyun Li, Jia Tolentino explore instinct, motivation
Elaine Castillo and Jessica Hagedorn present fiction, poetry, new work
2019-20 lecture series celebrates new Asian American writing
Janelle Wong examines ‘Coalitions and Cleavages in Asian American Politics’
Kandice Chuh discusses ‘Asian Americanist Critique’
Fiona Ngô lectures on ‘Reordering of Race and Disability’
Leti Volpp leads ‘exercise in reading’
David Roh triangulates American, Japanese, and Korean fictions
David Eng discusses melancholy and dissociation
Back to
Top
