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Graduate Moderator :
Haydon Cherry
Undergraduate Moderator:
Hong Alyce Van
Thursday
October 13
Charles Keith,
PhD Candidate, History, Yale University
"And
I Shall Make of Thee a Great Nation: Vietnamese Catholic Bishops and the
Birth of Catholic Vietnam, 1920-1945"
Thursday, October 27
Haydon Cherry, PhD Candidate, History, Yale University
"French
Educated Vietnamese Doctors and Medicine in the Vietnamese Public Sphere
under Colonial Rule"
Thursday,
December 1
Haruka Matsuda (Fox International Fellow, YCIAS; University of
Tokyo)
"Beginning
of Military Exchange among U.S., South Korea, South Vietnam"
Thursday, December 8
Pamela McElwee
(Visiting Fellow, Agrarian Studies, Yale University)
"Democracy
in Vietnam: Changing Times or False Hopes"
Thursday, January 26
Dr. Uy Hoang,
EPH, Yale University
"Swapping
Moon Cake for Apple Pie; interpretations of Asian American history and
its utility in the European context"
Thursday, February 2
Natalie Nguyen,
EPH, Yale University
"Human Trafficking: Vietnamese Migrant
Workers and Brides in Taiwan"
Thursday,
February 1
Thich Tri Hoang,
PhD Eastern Philosophy, Leiden University
"Vietnamese Relations in the Beginning
of the 19th Century"
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Thursday,
April 6, 5:00 P.M. |
Thursday,
April 13
Panel: Research/Study/Teach in Vietnam
Quang Phu Van, Senior Lector, SEAS, Yale University
Haydon Cherry, PhD Candidate, History, Yale University
Thanh Bui, EPH, Yale University
Alyce Van, Anthropology, Yale College
and a joint presentation from
Vy Vu, History, Yale College and Secretary of IVCE, and
Thang Tran,
President of IVCE (http://ivce.org/html/about/exboard.asp)
Thursday, April 20
Huynh Van Lang,
author and former professor of economics, Saigon University, Vietnam
"Witness to a System"
Dr. Huynh was an influential figure under the Ngo Dinh Diem regime
before the fall of Saigon. His recently published book, "Witness
to a System," is a memoir of his experiences during the Vietnam
War.
Sunday, April 30
YVSG Field Trip
Duong Thu Huong in
conversation with Robert Stone
Pen World Voices:
The New York Festival of International Literature
12:00
PM, South Court Auditorium, New York Public Library, 5th Avenue off 42nd
Street, NYC
(See http://www.nypl.org/research/chss/pep/pepdesc.cfm?id=1974
for details and information)
The first-ever U.S. appearance by Vietnam's
foremost writer, who has been jailed and censored at home. Duong will
be joined by distinguished novelist Robert Stone to discuss the writer's
role in her society: the realities of war, censorship, and literature