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SUMMARY:The Environment and East Asia
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DESCRIPTION:This 4-day symposium brings outside experts together with WSU faculty and students to discuss some of the critical environmental issues facing East Asia.\n\nMarch 2\n\n	5 p.m.	Introduction:  Michael Myers, Interim Director, WSU Asia Program\n\n	Lecture and discussion:  Emily Andersen, WSU Department of History\n\nLocation: CUE 203\n\nMarch 3\n\n	5 p.m.	Film: Gongliao, How Are you?\n\nLocation: CUE 203\n\n6:30 p.m. 	Discussants: Christopher Lupke and Kota Inoue, WSU Department of Foreign Languages and Cultures \n\nLight refreshments \n\nMarch 4\n\n	5 p.m.	Keynote address: Guobin Yang, University of Pennsylvania: “Friending Nature: Media and the Environmental Movement in China”\n\nLocation: CUE 203\n\n 6:30 p.m.	Light refreshments \n\nMarch 5\n\n 5 p.m.	Roundtable Discussion: “Environmentalism and Sustainable Communities in East Asia”\n\nLocation: CUE 203\n\nParticipants: \n\nTom Moran (Middlebury College)\n\nJeffrey Hou (University of Washington) \n\nW. Puck Brecher (WSU)\n\nXinmin Liu (WSU)\n\nKota Inoue (WSU)\n\nChristopher Lupke (WSU), Moderator\n\n6:30 p.m.	Reception\n\n
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