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2010 K-12 Summer Workshop: Visualizing Cultures-Modern China and Japan

Offered by the LA History-Geography Project, the History Project at UCI, MIT, UCLA's Asia Institute, and the Pacific Asia Museum.

August 10 to August 12 at UCLA

This special new institute will include content lectures and discussions. Participants will also learn to use the resources of the "Visualizing Cultures" website and the Pacific Asia Museum to develop rich lessons on Modern China and Japan. A $225 stipend is available. Preference given to 10th grade world history teachers.

You need to register online by Tuesday June 8th. Click here to register online or to find more information about the workshop.

This workshop is offered in partnership by the UCLA History-Geography Project, the History Project at UCI, MIT, UCLA Asia Institute, and the Pacific Asia Museum, and funded by a grant from the UC Humanities Research Institute.

For more info please contact:
Emma Hipolito
310-825-7053
hipolito@gseis.ucla.edu

Asia Institute

Published: Tuesday, March 16, 2010

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