First Intl. Conference on Multidisciplinary Filipino Studies - Event Details
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First Intl. Conference on Multidisciplinary Filipino Studies
Location: Campus Center Plaza, UCB
This international multidisciplinary conference aims to provide a venue for the exchange and sharing of ideas, researches, studies, experiences, and other academic pursuits, endeavors and interests related to the Filipinos and the Philippines.
With the Filipinos and the Philippines in focus, to be represented in this conference are the fields of agricultural sciences, allied health sciences, anthropology, art studies, cultural studies, diaspora and migration studies, education, ESL, film studies, gender studies, language, indigenous studies, linguistics, literature, media and communication, museology, performing arts, popular culture, politics and governance, psychology, religion, sociology, Southeast Asian studies, sustainability studies, tourism studies, urban studies, womenâs studies, World Englishes, and other areas of studies and disciplines. This three-day conference is open to academics, K-16 teachers, students, media practitioners, policy makers, postdocs, professionals, researchers, and other practicing scholars.
Special Restrictions: Registration required: Visit https://hilo.hawaii.edu/go/2J to register
For more information, contact: rodneyjc@hawaii.edu (808) 932-7209
Tags: Filipino Multidisciplinary Filipino Studies Phillipines Culture Anthropology Heritage
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