夏威夷大學中國研究100周年
100 Years of Chinese Studies at UH Mānoa
The University of Hawai'i and Global Chinese Studies Exhibit
夏威夷大學與國際中國研究回顧展
The University of Hawai'i was one of the first institutions of higher education outside Asia to offer courses and degree programs in Chinese language, history, philosophy, and other fields. UH's commitment to Asian studies inspired many other US universities to diversify and globalize their programs.
An essential component to this work has been UH's outstanding library collection in Chinese materials. Thanks to generous investment by the people of Hawai'i, as well as expert curation by China bibliographers, our library collection has formed the foundation for research and teaching on China and Asia for over a century.
This online exhibit commemorates the centennial of Chinese studies at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. We focus on the first fifty years (1920-1970), highlighting the evolution of academic units, the contributions of faculty, and the creation of our library collection. We welcome your comments, questions, and suggestions, and hope that former students and UH faculty will share memories and contribute materials.
在海外高校中,夏威夷大學是第一批提供有關中國語言、歷史、哲學等相關課程和學位的大學。夏大長期致力於亞洲研究,對不少美國大學的科目多樣性和國際化產生了積極影響。
作為中國研究的重要組成部分,夏大圖書館的中國館藏承蒙當地民眾的支持和各界的幫助,在教職員工和圖書館員的精心管理下不斷發展壯大,為中國及亞洲研究与教學提供了堅實的基礎。
本展覽為慶祝夏威夷大學中國研究一百周年 (1920-2020)而舉辦,主要展现前五十年 (1920-1970)大學結構演變的過程,教授的貢獻,和圖書館的成長。我們歡迎各位的意見和想法,同時期待夏大師生和校友分享相關故事和資料。
The institutional history of Chinese studies at UHM
夏大中國研究機構的歷史
Building the Curriculum
Generations of exceptional faculty, from Hawai'i, China, the US, and around the world
國際學者的貢獻和教法
Early development of the collection, and notable early donations
圖書館的發展和寶藏
Bibliography and resources
為了繼續研究的資料
The organizers of this exhibit would like to express thanks for our opportunity to reside and work on the traditional ʻāina (homeland) of the Kanaka ʻŌiwi (Native Hawaiian) people. In presenting this project, we would like to highlight our gratitude for generations of scholars who have studied, taught, and lived in this sacred space. We hope to contribute to a conversation about the future of the University, and how study of Asia can contribute to the betterment of the people of Hawaiʻi.
Exhibit Organizers
展覽主編
Shana BROWN 宗小娜, Department of History
Song JIANG 姜松 , Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures
Dongyun NI 倪冬雲, Hamilton Library
Acknowledgements
Center for Chinese Studies
College of Arts, Languages & Letters
Department of East Asian Languages & Literatures
Department of History
Hamilton Library Archives and Special Collections
UH Endowment for the Humanities 2020 Summer Research Award
Undergraduate Research Opportunity Project
Doug Chong
Yen Chun
Student researchers Emily Holmberg, Jiaxin Tian, and Justin Yee
Mahalo!
We welcome your comments, questions, and suggestions. Comment and contact form link below.
Alumni and former faculty in Chinese studies at UHM, we would love to hear from you!
感謝您對我們的關注。請點擊以下鏈接將您的意見,疑問和建議告知我們。
我們期待廣大夏大校友、學者和朋友的分享和話舊。