2002 Grant and Fellowship Recipients

Terasaki Center For Japanese Studies

Established in 1991, the UCLA Terasaki Center has been a platform for research on Japan. Our distinguished faculty, students, postdoctoral fellows, visiting scholars, and the board of advisors have been contributing to the field of Japanese studies for over 20 years.

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Center programs were established with strong support from the local community to promote research and instruction in Japanese studies, with a recent focus on the profound transformations unfolding in contemporary Japanese society.

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news — 2002 grant and fellowship recipients

Sunday, September 1, 2002

2002 - 2003 Academic Year
Grant and Fellowship Recipients

Sasakawa Fellowship

Haeng-ja Chung, Anthropology

Carleen Curley, Applied Linguistics

Ann Marie Davis, History

Kristine Dennehy, History

William Dumbar, EALC

David Eason, History

Linda Flores, EALC

Jing He, History

Todd Henry, History

Tuan Hoang, EALC

Liv Lande, Ethnomusicology

Nobuko Miyazaki, Ethnomusicology

Shinnosuke Nakamura, History

Theresa Post, EALC

Rinko Shibuya, EALC

Yeun-Jee Song, History

Michiko Takeuchi, History

Patrick Uhlmann, EALC

Jennifer Winther, Sociology

Jung-Ah Woo, Art History

The George and Sakaye Aratani Field Experience Scholarship

Lisa Hawes, Comparative Literature

Hajime Imamasa, Anthropology

The George and Sakaye Aratani Fellowship

Chiaki Inutake, Asian American Studies

Shuhei Kurizaki, Political Science

The Herb and Helen Kawahara Fellowship

Chi Shan Lin, Film

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