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sascuw has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in July 2022. Resources sascuw has populated their site with include: • Recent Faculty Publications • Book Talk | Naisargi Dave - Indifference • Video | Summer Nepali Program • Spring Events • Nepali Summer Language Program • Panel | Rule of Law, Democratic Transitions, and Authoritarianism in Afghanistan • South Asia Center at AAS 2024 • South & Southeast Asian Literature | Hugo House • Book Talk | Yashica Dutt - Coming Out As Dalit • Stice Lecture and Performance | Sumangala Damodaran - Protest Music • Lecture | Elora Shehabuddin - Sisters in the Mirror • Lecture | SherAli Tareen - Perilous Intimacies • Study Abroad: Business India • Lecture | Shree Krishna Dhital - Cultivating Tomorrow • Lecture | Kalyani Ramnath - Boats in a Storm • FLAS Fellow Farrah Hasan Reflects on Summer Fieldwork in Bangladesh • APPLY NOW! M.A. in South Asia Studies • New Pathways Through Urdu Studies | Shelby House Feature • Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship Information Sessions • South Asia Center Student Funding Opportunities • Endowed chair in Telugu to expand language and cultural opportunities • Foreign Language & Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships • WIN 2024 South Asia Related Courses • APPLY NOW | India Spring Break 2024 • P. Sainath Lecture | The Last Heroes: Foot Soldiers of Indian Freedom • NEW EXHIBIT @ UW Libraries | Missing Women Authors: Songs from the Kishangarh Zenana • InterAction Nepal Study Abroad | SPR 2024 • Chandan Reddy named one of six ‘Freedom Scholars’ • Interview with new Asst. Professor Kavita Dattani • Urdu class featured in SPAN • Aseem Prakash selected as Fellow of the National Academy of Public Administration • South Asia Center Events | Autumn 2023 • Heidi Pauwels Leads Ramayana Reading Group • Saad Khan receives Grad. School Presidential Dissertation Fellowship • AIIS Fellows 2023-25 • A Year in Review: 2022-23 | Highlights • NEW South Asian Languages and Cultures Major and Minor | Asian L&L • UW Jackson School centers receive $10.6 million to advance understanding of world regions and foreign languages