Asian Studies organizations
- Association for Asian Studies
- The Asia Society
- American Oriental Society
- Middle Eastern Studies Association
Teaching opportunities
The Asian Studies minor has been used by many students as preparation for teaching English in Asia. Many organizations provide such opportunities.Japan Exchange and Teaching Program Accordion Closed
Sponsored by the Japanese government to attract English speakers as assistant teachers in Japan's junior and senior high schools. JET teachers work under supervision of a fully certified teacher. Call toll free: (800) INFO-JET or visit www.jetprogramme.org.
Reach to Teach Accordion Closed
Reach to Teach is a free ESL Teacher Placement Agency that works with schools in Taiwan, Korea, China, and the United Arab Emirates to send participants overseas to teach English students. They provide plenty of information about the various countries and programs available. For information call (201) 467-4612 or visit http://reachtoteachrecruiting.com/.
Transitions Abroad Accordion Closed
Transitions Abroad has an excellent guide about understanding, finding,and applying for teaching jobs in several Asian nations. The guide also includes a long list of resources for each individual nation that they compiled information about. If interested, visit http://www.transitionsabroad.com/listings/work/esl/articles/workinasia.shtml.
NAU Asia email list
The NAU Asian Studies Program Committee has created the NAUASIA electronic mailing list (listserv). This email list is for NAU community members who are interested in expanding Asia as an area of interest and knowledge for both students and faculty on the NAU campus. It is used for sharing news of faculty and student research and teaching in Asia, Asia-related events on the NAU campus, and Asia-related teaching and research opportunities for faculty and students.For the purposes of NAUASIA, we define "Asia" in its broadest terms, including both the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region and the broader Asia-Pacific realm. We invite all faculty, staff, students and community members who are interested in being informed or getting involved in Asia-related topics on the NAU campus to be a part of the NAUASIA email list.How to subscribe to the list Accordion Closed
- To subscribe to the NAUASIA email list, please send an email message from your most frequently used email account to listserv@lists.nau.edu
- In your email, include a single line of text in the body of the message that reads:subscribe NAUASIA yourfirstname yourlastname Example: To: LISTSERV@LISTS.NAU.EDU Subj: [leave the subject line blank] SUBSCRIBE NAUASIA Jane Doe [put this in the body of your email]
- The NAU Listserv system will automatically extract your email address from your message and then add it to the subscriber list. A confirmation email will be sent to the email address that you use within 3 minutes. Please click on the confirmation link to be added.
How to post a message to the list Accordion Closed
- To send a message to all the people currently subscribed to the NAUASIA email list, send your email message to NAUASIA@LISTS.NAU.EDU.
- Note that you will need to use the email address that you subscribed with.
- Example:
- To: NAUASIA@LISTS.NAU.EDU Subj: Sample Message to Post [Enter message using editor or mail input, send as normal email]
- All posts will be moderated by the NAUASIA list owners.
How to unsubscribe from the list Accordion Closed
- If you wish to unsubscribe from this mailing list, please send an email to: LISTSERV@LISTS.NAU.EDU
- Include a single line of text in the body of the message that says:
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- To: LISTSERV@LISTS.NAU.EDU Subj: [leave the subject line blank] UNSUBSCRIBE NAUASIA
Questions? Accordion Closed
If you have any questions please contact:- Alan A. Lew, Professor, Department of Geography, Planning and Recreation, Alan.Lew@nau.edu- Zsuzsanna Gulácsi, Professor, Art History and Religious Studies, Department of Comparative Cultural Studies, Zsuzsanna.Gulacsi@nau.edu