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SUMMARY:CKS Field School: Academic Research and an Introduction to Methods in Geography
DESCRIPTION:Center for Khmer Studies (CKS) is pleased to announce the opening of a new field school which aims to introduce Cambodian students to academic research methodologies used by geographers. The field school will run as a series of short workshops as well as field trips. The field school is designed for Cambodian students at the undergraduate / postgraduate level and who have a strong interest in researching social and environmental issues in Cambodia. The aim is to provide students with a theoretical and practical introduction to methods in geography that are widely used and applicable throughout the social and environmental sciences. Students will get a chance to engage in field research and go through the process of producing an academic research paper with Dr. Tim Frewer who will play a mentoring role. The workshop will cover the following topics: \n\nWorkshop #1: Saturday May 28\, 2022: Beyond the state\, beyond coloniality\nWorkshop #2: Saturday June 4\, 2022: Ethnography\, participant Observation\, semi-structured interviews\nWorkshop #3: Sunday June 5\, 2022: Studying the environment – ethnography\, landscapes mapping and GPS\nWorkshop #4: Saturday June 11\, 2022: Capitalism as a world system – multi sited ethnography\, commodity chains\, mapping and surveys\nWorkshop #5: Sunday June 12\, 2022: Case studies: A) Vietnamese floating village on the Tonle Sap: Challenging nationalism\, populism and state thinking.\n\nA field trip will then be organized that gives students an opportunity to implement field research. All expenses will be covered. \nRequirements \n\nUndergraduate\, graduate\, junior researcher\, community worker or activist;\nInterest in environmental and social issues in Cambodia and interest in research methodologies\nGood level of English and ability to read academic English texts\nWillingness and time to fully participate in the 5-day workshops and field trip(s) (schedule of field trip(s) in Siem Reap will be arranged with interested students and all expenses of field trips will be covered).\n\nWhat can be expected from the field school: \n\nDiscussing and learning about theories of environmental and social change in Cambodia\nA chance to better understand research methodologies and learning by doing\nA chance for open discussion and exploration of social and environmental issues\nMixed English and Khmer format\nChance to engage in a writing project with mentorship\nCertificate of completion.\n\nRegister now at https://khmerstudies.org/training-application-form/ \nSource: https://khmerstudies.org/cks-field-school-academic-research-and-an-introduction-to-methods-in-geography/ \n
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SUMMARY:Gatty Lecture: Boats\, Waters\, and Queer Figures in Contemporary Philippine Cinema
DESCRIPTION:Kale Bantigue Fajardo is an Associate Professor of American Studies and Asian American Studies at the University of Minnesota\, Twin Cities. Fajardo completed his undergraduate studies Cornell (Developmental Psychology/Feminist Studies/Southeast Asian Studies) and his MA and PhD in cultural anthropology at the University of California\, Santa Cruz. Fajardo is the author of Filipino Crosscurrents: Oceanographies of Seafaring\, Masculinities and Globalization (2011) and a Co-Editor of Q&A: Queer Voices from Asian North America (2021.) He has been published in books and journals such as Mains’l Haul: A Journal of Pacific Maritime History; Figures of Southeast Asian Modernity; Filipino Studies: Palimpsests of Nation and Diaspora; GLQ: A Journal of Gay and Lesbian Studies; and The Transgender Reader 2; among others. He has a new essay in Hydro-Humanities: Water Discourse and Environmental Futures (2021.) Fajardo is currently a Deputy Editor at The Island Studies Journal\, a member of the editorial board of the Critical Ethnic Studies Journal\, and a Senior Research Fellow at the Center for Applied Transgender Studies in Chicago. \nIn this talk\, Fajardo will lecture on different kinds of boats\, waters\, and queer river-and-seafaring Filipino/a/x figures in contemporary Philippine Cinema. He will specifically discuss and closely read films such as Sagwan (Oar/Paddle) (2009)\, Marino (Seaman) (2009)\, Muro-Ami (Reef Hunters) (1999) and Thy Womb (2012)\, and he will draw from Southeast Asian/Philippine/global maritime histories of seafaring\, boat-building\, and fishing and queer/trans/feminist theories\, as well as oceanic/archipelagic/island studies. In doing so\, Fajardo will reveal the postcolonial and decolonial implications of these films in relation to indigeneity\, tourism\, neoliberal economics\, global Filipino/a/x migration\, and heteropatriarchy. \nThis Gatty lecture will take place in person at the Kahin Center\, but people are also welcome to join us on Zoom. Please register here if you wish to attend via Zoom: https://cornell.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEkf-6qrzkoE9JnC6QyUxpkU33AtGnY0Gib?fbclid=IwAR2OG0z1npuDASt-h4CDzc3MQ5eiK0nr4eIWHIJDoH-Q58NrzRreemqQHSs \nFor questions\, please contact seapgatty@cornell.edu. \nSource: https://events.cornell.edu/event/gatty_lecture_kale_b_fajardo \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/gatty-lecture-boats-waters-and-queer-figures-in-contemporary-philippine-cinema/
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