Asian Studies Lab: Training in Design and Execution of Rice Asian Studies Review Publication

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ASIA 295 (may be taken concurrently) Description: Taken in conjunction with the Introduction to Transnational Asian Studies ( ASIA 295 ). Students who have already taken ASIA 295 do not need to take it again with ASIA 296 . This course is designed to provide students with focused training in the execution of the journal publication project, Rice Asian Studies Review, which is a student-run journal published annually from the Department of Transnational Asian Studies. This lab training will enable students to identify the relevant themes in Asian Studies today and organize the rigorous collective vetting process, seeking external reviews and strategically planning for the effective publication (both online and print) that will make an impactful intervention in the field of Asian Studies→ASIA 296→unlocks 0 courses

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