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Summer 2006

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• CENTER MISSION STATEMENT
  
  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. Read article
  

• SOUTH ASIAN STUDIES AT UW-MADISON
  by Sharon Dickson, Assistant Director
  
  The study of South Asia at the University of Wisconsin-Madison reaches as far back as the 1880s when William Holme Williams held a professorship of Sanskrit in the Department of Ancient Languages. Read article
  
  

• CENTER SPONSORED EVENTS
  
  Spring 2006 Lecture Series
  
  Summer 2006 Lecture Series
  
  Fall 2006 Lecture Series
  
  
  
• REPORT ON THE 34th ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON SOUTH ASIA
  

  The 34th Annual Conference on South Asia was held October 6 – 9, 2005, hosting nearly 500 participants from the continental US and Hawaii, Europe, and South Asia. Presenters covered a broad range of topics and disciplines ranging from archaeology, architecture, film studies, and history, to Buddhist and religious studies, international economics, literature, and politics. A total of 84 panels and 7 roundtables were selected for presentation. Read article
  
  

• OUTREACH NEWS
  by Rachel Weiss, Outreach Coordinator
  

  - First Statewide International Education Summit

  - Fulbright Hays Group Projects Abroad
  
  - 5th Annual International Children’s and Young Adult Literature Day
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• Faculty News
  
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• STUDENT NEWS
  
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• Publications

  
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