Keohane Distinguished Lecture:

A Symphony, But With What Audience? On the Need to Broaden the Reach of Asian American Studies

How can scholarship on Asian Americans deepen our understanding of race and immigration in the United States?

Renowned scholar Pawan Dhingra, the Aliki Perroti and Seth Frank ’55 Professor of U.S. Immigration Studies at Amherst College and the Nannerl Keohane Distinguished Visiting Professor at UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke University, will deliver the 2023 Keohane Distinguished Lecture : “A Symphony, But With What Audience? On the Need to Broaden the Reach of Asian American Studies” on Thursday, Jan. 19.

The lecture will take place on the Duke campus at the Karsh Alumni & Visitors Center (2080 Duke University Rd, Durham). A public reception will be held at 5 p.m. before the 6 p.m. lecture and Q&A. This event is free and open to the public. Free parking is available in the lot across from the Karsh Center.

Learn more about the event: https://duke.is/6qdxm.

 

About The Keohane Professorship

The Keohane Professorship brings prominent faculty to serve as visiting professors at UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke for a one-year period, during which they deliver a lecture series and engage students and faculty around areas of shared interest to both institutions.

 

UNC Student Transportation

To Duke

4:00PM Spot at Frank Porter Graham Student Union

4:15PM Load passengers and depart for Karsh Alumni & Visitors Center

4:40PM Drop-off passengers and depart for Frank Porter Graham Student Union

5:15PM Load passengers and depart for Karsh Alumni & Visitors Center

To UNC-Chapel Hill

7:05PM Spot at Karsh Alumni & Visitors Center

7:30PM Load passengers and depart for Frank Porter Graham Student Union

7:55PM Drop-off passengers and depart for Karsh Alumni & Visitors Center

8:30PM Load passengers and depart for Frank Porter Graham Student Union

 

There will be sign on the bus with “Pawan Dhingra” in large letters on the bus window.