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East Asian Languages and Literatures Department
About the Department
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Language Placement Information for New Students
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The Senshin'an Japanese Tearoom

Home East Asian Languages and Literatures Department Announcements Public Lecture/Workshop Dr. Kazumi Hatasa

Dr. Kazumi Hatasa, Purdue University, School of Japanese at Middlebury College, Saturday March 12, 2016 Purdue University, School of Japanese at Middlebury College, Saturday March 12, 2016

ARIS – Adopting Place-Based Games
in Foreign Language Learning: Examples in Japanese

2024 Fulbright Scholarship Winners
2023 Hemm Awards
A Beijing Opera and Chinese Music Concert
2022 Hemm Awards
Kimono Demonstration and Brief Lecture at W&L
2021 Taste of Asia
2021 Hemm Awards
CHIN 305 Intro. to Business and Legal CHIN.
LIT223 "Food and Tea in Japan"
Take Chinese at W&L
LIT 221 Japanese Literature will be offered Fall 2020
2020 Hemm Award Winners
2020 Japanese National Honor Society
EALL 215 (SPRING 2020)
Lunar New Year 2020
MLK Tea Ceremony
Taste of Asia 2019
New Minors in the Department of EALL
2019 Japanese National Honor Society
2019 Hemm Awards
Public Screen-"And Then they Came for Us"
Lunar New Year 2019
Taste of Asia 2018
2018 Japanese National Honor Society
2018 Hemm Award
LIT 223 Food and Tea in Japan
Japanese Rice Balls
Lunar New Year 2018
MLK TEA CEREMONY
STA to Japan
2017 Japanese National Honor Society
2017 Hemm Awards
LIT 220 Fall 2017
Talk by Col. Chris Goff on Japan and East Asia Security Challenges
Lunar New Year 2017
Spring Term Course, Japanese 175
MLK Tea Ceremony
Christmas Origami Workshop
LIT 225 Poetry and Drama of Japan
Taste of Asia 2016
EALL at Academic Fair
EALL has moved to the Ruscio Center for Global Learning
Boardman Family Study Abroad Endowment Fund
Monkey King and Princess Iron Fan-Chinese Opera
Hemm Award 2016
EALL SCHEDULED TO MOVE TO CGL
Public Lecture/Workshop Dr. Kazumi Hatasa
Spring Term 2016 LIT 295
Spring Term 2016 EALL 215
Spring Term 2016 EALL 175
Lunar New Year
Exhibition of Aida Mitsuo Poetry
Winter 2016 - Professor Laura Xie will offer LIT 218 Pre-Modern Chinese Literature in Translation
Winter 2016 – Professor Janet Ikeda will offer LIT 221 Japanese Literature in Translation: Writers of the Millennium
Mr. Toshio OHI to speak at W&L
Taste of Asia Open House
Academic Fair
New Global Learning Center
Kabuki Theatre Lecture
Celebrate 2015 Lunar New Year
Women and Girl’s Day Tea
Final Exam Tea
Public Japanese Tea Ceremony Demonstrations
Taste of Asia Open House
Japanese Tea Ceremony Demonstrations
Japanese Language Placement
Finals Tea Break
Girl's Day Tea
Kabuki Theater Lecture
Lunar New Year Celebration

Contact Information

Department Head:
Yanhong Zhu
Department Chair
zhuy@wlu.edu
540-458-8277

Administrative Assistant:
Jacque L. Bruce
brucej@wlu.edu
540-458-8831

Mailing Address:
East Asian Languages and Literatures
Ruscio Center for Global Learning
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Lexington, Virginia 24450

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