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Panels and Speakers

​Opening Speaker

Session 1: The Ascent

East Asian economic prosperity and political movements in the last two centuries

Facilitator: Jack Huang
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Jack is a high school student from Guangzhou, China. He is currently studying in the US. He has a passion for East Asian studies and hopes to encourage others to engage in discourse about it.

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Session 2: Weaving the Webs

The intellectual silk road: the history of Asian students abroad and contemporary pressures on Asian education systems

Facilitator: Jeffrey Lin
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Coming from Shenzhen, China, Jeffrey is a junior at The Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Connecticut. Extremely passionate about East Asian history, culture, literature, geopolitics, and economics, he has undertaken accredited collegiate-level research regarding East Asia and commenced a East Asian Studies Association.

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Session 3: Social Frictions

  • Music During the Tumultuous Era: exploring the Chinese-Western musical conflicts during the Chinese cultural revolution; how music serves as a tool to preserve cultural heritage and how it was prone to censorship

 

  • Suppressed but not Depressed: the heat of gender and feminism in the 20th century

Facilitator: Cassidy Dong
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A second generation Chinese-American passionate advocate about political science and international diplomacy which fuels the involvement in the schools student council and model UN club.

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Session 4: Neglected Voices/ Poster Walk

Exploring untold stories of underrepresented and underappreciated East Asian communities and peoples.

Facilitator: Kristina Wang
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A student athlete at Princeton Day School and a dedicated international relations enthusiast with a strong background in leadership and community service.

Topics
  1. Digitization of Oral Interviews Regarding Reconciliation with Memories of Ambivalent Struggles of Modern China’s Zhiqing Generation

  2. Digital Humanities in East Asian Studies

  3. Disappearing Languages in East Asia: The Yi Language as an Example

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