Asian Studies Minor
To Understand Asia is to Understand the 21st Century. Over half of the world’s population lives in Asia, a region of remarkable cultural, ethnic, political, and economic diversity. Asia is massive, and it contains multitudes. Asian stories and Asian questions are fascinating, and understanding them will be critical to understand the world today and in the future. How does the rearming of Japan change its position in Asian and world politics? Why is China returning to Confucius? How do people today read the great philosophies of Laozi, Confucius, and the Buddha?
Department of World Languages and Cultures
David Hull
Associate Professor of Chinese Language, Literature, and Culture; Associate Chair of World Languages and Cultures; Director of the Asian Studies Minor- 410-778-7861
- dhull3@washcoll.edu
- Goldstein 209
David Hull, Director of the Asian Studies Minor, Associate Professor of Chinese Studies, Associate Chair of the Department of World Languages and Cultures
Clayton Black, Associate Professor of History
Jon McCollum, Professor of Music, Director of the Ethnomusicology Minor, Chair of the Department of Music
Andrew Oros, Professor of Political Science and International Studies, Director of the International Studies Major, Director of Peace and Conflict Studies Minor
Bin Song, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion
Department of World Languages and Cultures
David Hull
Associate Professor of Chinese Language, Literature, and Culture; Associate Chair of World Languages and Cultures; Director of the Asian Studies Minor- 410-778-7861
- dhull3@washcoll.edu
- Goldstein 209