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The Center for South Asia at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is made up of a community of faculty and staff who reflect the diversity and global relevance of South Asian Studies.
Through our diverse academic disciplines, summer language institute, annual conference, student organizations and outreach programs, the Center seeks to define and promote greater understanding of South Asian history, language, religion and culture.
We also support linkages to other relevant area studies and global studies programs that emphasize transnational flows of culture, people, money in ways that are important to a better understanding of South Asia both in the past and the present.
Center for South Asia News
New Faculty Focus – Darshana Mini
Earlier this month, Darshana Mini, Assistant Professor of Film Studies, was featured in the New Faculty Focus column for Inside UW. Read the full interview here.
October 22, 2020New Publication from UW History Professor Mou Banerjee
Assistant Professor of History and member of the South Asian Studies faculty Mou Banerjee recently published the introduction to a teaching roundtable on decolonizing pedagogy. Professor Banerjee’s introduction is available here, along with the complete …
October 19, 2020ACSA Fall 2020 Virtual Book Exhibit
To support our publishing exhibitors and scholarly community as well as provide our participants with a conference-like experience, the Annual Conference on South Asia is pleased to announce the Fall 2020 Virtual Book Exhibit. Flyers …
October 19, 2020- More News
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South Asia Events at UW-Madison
- October
- October 29
- November
- November 5CSA Fall Virtual Lecture Series: Anna Schultz (Associate Professor, Music, University of Chicago)Bene Israel Kirtan as Sonic Translation, 1880-195512:00 PM
- November 19