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Lastly, we have the winners of the People Category 📸🌆 These were outstanding pictures of people taken by undergrad students at their time @uscoverseas !! And that concludes our celebration of @uscdornsife 3rd Annual Photo Contest 🙌

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It’s Day 3 of our Dornsife Photo Contest, and here we have the winners of the Nature Category 🌺🌴🌊 Congratulations to those who took outstanding nature photos @uscoverseas 👏

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Congratulations to the winners of the Culture Category of the 2025 Dornsife Annual Photo Contest! 👏 Beautiful pictures taken with @uscoverseas 🌅🏞️

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Thank you @usc_ealc for inviting us to perform at the Chinese-Korean cultural program! 🐯🐼 We had a great time! 加油！화이팅!

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The East Asian Studies Center invites you to “EASC Guest Speaker Series: China's Relations with Central Asia: Why Should Americans Care? - Talk by Morris Rossabi” on Friday, April 11 from 4:00PM to 5:30PM at THH 202. The talk will be presented by Prof. Morris Rossabi (Columbia University) and moderated by Prof. Bettine Birge.

Based on research and travels in Central Asia over the past three decades, Prof. Rossabi first describes traditional Chinese relations with Central Asia, including the so-called Silk Roads, but he then focuses on China's increasing interest and involvement in the region since the 1990s collapse of the Soviet Union. As China plays a greater economic role in Central Asia, he also discusses the impact on Xinjiang and on China's relations with Russia. Prof. Rossabi concludes with an explanation of the importance of these developments for the U.S.

This event is co-sponsored by the USC Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures, Department of Political Science and International Relations, and Center for International Studies. Register for this event under “Upcoming Events” in our LinkTree.

#USC #USCDornsife #EASC #China #CentralAsia

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The East Asian Studies Center invites you to “EASC Guest Speaker Series: The Perils and Possibilities of “Speaking Freely” in the People’s Republic - Talk by Nicholas Bartlett” on Monday, April 7 from 1:00PM to 2:00PM at SOS 250. The talk will be presented by Prof. Nicolas Bartlett (Barnard College) and moderated by Prof. Joshua Goldstein.

This talk explores the politics of speaking in contemporary China through Tavistock tradition Group Relations Conferences (GRCs). In ritualized events where paying participants must navigate frequently stressful encounters, everything from geopolitical tensions to intimate dreams are spoken and made available for the group to connect, critique, and reflect upon. Prof. Bartlett refers to the distinctive genre of speech produced in these spaces as "speaking freely." This talk explores the possibilities and perils associated with encounters across differences in the People's Republic and beyond.

Register for this event under “Upcoming Events” in our LinkTree.

#USC #USCDornsife #EASC #China

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🎊 한국어 & 中文 Fellowship, Food, and Fun

🌎 4:30 ~ 6:30 PM on Thursday, April 3rd in DML 240.

🍕 Stop by anytime and stay as long as you’d like!

#USCKorean #USCChinese #USCEastAsianLanguages #USC_Korean_Chinese #USCEALC #USCKoreanHeritageLibrary #남가주대한국어

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CLC Language and Career Week Highlight for EALC Chinese Program

Tuesday, March 4
Live Podcast: "Ask John" - Careers in Languages & Cultures, in collaboration with USC Dornsife Career Pathways. 1:00pm - 1:30pm: "East to West: A Global Career" with Christopher Magriney, Senior Chinese Language Lecturer. Join in person at THH 309K or live-stream at https://www.youtube.com/live/FWpf88cRawA

Wednesday, March 5
EALC Career Panel | THH 309K | 12–2 PM
Panelists will explore how knowledge of East Asian languages influences careers in business, education, and international relations.
Refreshments available

Thursday, March 6
Panel: US-China Institute | THH 309K | 12–2 PM
This session highlights the value of Chinese proficiency in diplomacy, business, and career development.
Lunch will be provided for the first 25 attendees

Stop by March 3-6 at AIRE (THH 309) to participate in various activities and events.

More information on
https://dornsife.usc.edu/center-for-languages-and-cultures/language-and-career-week/

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Your adventure starts here! This week, there's still time to register for the introductory Korean language class, Korean 1. Don't miss out-dive into the exciting Korean language and culture this spring.

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📍 We have an exciting announcement! 😆🎉

This year's upcoming Hangul Day event is set for October 9th from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM at the Ahn Family House. All are welcome to be a part of this special day! 👏

👉 We also received an influx of volunteer applications- we are so grateful and are looking forward to working with you all. 😊💕

Please also note that attendance implies your consent for photo/video use that may include your likeness- if you don’t feel comfortable, then please let a staff member know so we can remove you from event photos/videos. ✨

🙂‍↕️ Further details on this year's Hangul Day event can be found in our Linktree (found in bio). 🥰🙌 #uscksi #hangulday

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Save the date to celebrate 한글날, Hangul Day, with us! https://sites.google.com/usc.edu/hangul-day-2024

And, If you are looking to have a positive impact on campus, please join our Hangul Day event crew and be part of something special! The USC Korean language program is looking for passionate student volunteers like you to contribute an unforgettable event on 한글날.

Event Details:
Event Time and Date: 10:30 AM ~ 1:30 PM on Wednesday, Oct. 9th
Event Venue: Ahn Family House (USC KSI)
More details will be provided during the orientation.

Roles: Event setup, Activities assistance, Participants support, etc.

Sign Up: Fill out and submit the online application(https://forms.gle/Nar891DL59kAuXh79) by Friday, September 27.

If you have further questions, feel free to reply to this email, korean@usc.edu.

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🎉Celebrating Chuseok at school!
We had an amazing time sharing the beauty of Korean culture with friends. From enjoying delicious 송편 (songpyeon) to trying on beautiful 한복 (hanbok) and playing traditional games, it was a day full of fun and learning!

Thank you to everyone who joined us in this celebration!⭐️

#usc #trojan #chuseok #koreanculture

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