James Zarsadiaz is an Associate Professor of History and Director of the Yuchengco Philippine Studies Program (YPSP) at USF. His research revolves around his interest in Asian American studies and Filipino American history. He currently teaches US history. Some of his publications include “Raising Hell in the Heartland: Filipino Chicago and […]
Want to keep engaged with the Asia Pacific over the summer? Need suggestions for a good book to read? Want to discuss interesting topics with those who share your interest in the Asia Pacific? Join us at the end of May for our new Summer Book Club. We will provide the online link, the moderator, […]
Geoffrey Ashton, Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy, said that the best thing he did after graduating college was working just long enough to save money for a one-year backpacking trip through Asia. There he would get off the beaten track as much as possible and meet “great […]
Landing that coveted job or internship in today’s competitive job market requires an understanding of how recruiters look at resumes and LinkedIn profiles. As part of our ongoing efforts to promote students’ careers in fields related to the Asia Pacific, the USF Center for Asia Pacific Studies hosted a spring semester career development workshop series […]
Want to get a job by graduation? Or land a coveted summer internship? The USF Center for Asia Pacific Studies is hosting an interactive online workshop that will enable you to best market yourself. You will learn the recruiting secrets taught at the top business schools, so you can navigate competitive hiring processes and land […]
The USF Center for Asia Pacific Studies launched the new Asia Bridge Junior Fellowship in Fall 2019. The program is in its pilot year with a cohort of four promising young scholars. Throughout the year long program, fellows will have the opportunity to pursue research on Asia on a topic of their choosing. Under the […]
This year, the Center for Asia Pacific Studies celebrates 30 years of building bridges across the Pacific, with programs that promote greater understanding of the peoples and cultures of the Asia Pacific region. Our anniversary year has allowed us to showcase the center’s work serving as San Francisco’s academic gateway to the Asia Pacific. As […]
