Asian Studies Student Symposium Awards

2023 Symposium Awards

Madi Sedgwick, “Foreigners in Korean Communities”
Robin Giles, “You Can Hear It In The Silence: The Reflection of Aizuchi in Manufactured Tokyo Soundscapes”
Ryan Christenson, “Gu Dasao the Tigress: An Analysis of the Female Knight-Errant (nüxia) Character Type in Outlaws of the Marsh”
Madelaine Gonzales, Emma Naylor, and Katherine Rose, “Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn”: a Connection between China’s Past and Present”
Tehina Slade, “The Hula in Japan”
William Martindale, “The Many Names of Limahong: Remembering a Chinese Pirate in the Philippines”
Megan Scarlet Keys, “Exploring the Gap Between Self-Assessed and Actual Language Proficiency: A Comparative Analysis of Japanese and Romance Language Learners”
Rachael Merrill, “A Sociolinguistic View of Cultural Influences in Conversations about Religion”
Devon Bollin, “Land of the Rising Son: The Emergence and Character of Japanese Christian Theology”
Cambrie Ball, “Honor, Shame, and Hope: Cultural Contexts of Disciplinary Rehabilitation in Japan”
Emma Jones, “Biomedical versus Ayurvedic Traditions: The Triumph of Indian Medicine in a Postcolonial World”
Zoe Ngan, “Blame in the North Korean Famine of 1994-1998” Brooke Robison, “Trash and Culture in Tokyo, Japan”

2022 Symposium Awards

Kiner Kwok, “The Second Failed British Mission to China”
Natasha Wang, “Asian American Identity and Museum Collections”
Jackson Keys, “The Many Vows of Feng Menglong: An Intersection of Chastity and Qing”
Josh Eyre, “The Makioka Sisters, and the Failures of Literary Censorship in WWII Japan"
Madison Buckles, “Sound Symbolism in Japanese”
Lindy Miller, “Dowry and It's Repercussions in Indian Society”
William Ranse Gale, “Ping Pong and Self-Actualization”
Natalie Lyman, “How the West is Represented in Modern Fictional Chinese Dramas”
Brayden Lane, “Creating a Japanese Christianity: Allessandro Valignano, Indigenization, and the Hidden Christians"
William Martindale, "Contemporary Conspiracy Theories in China: A Review”