PANAAWTM partners with Asian Theological Summer Institute to offer 3 workshops

Thanks for your interest in the workshops. We are limiting each to 45 people. Some workshops have been filled and we are not accepting registration any longer. We will send an email to those on the waiting list if seats are available a few days before the workshop. 

Nuts and Bolts of Grant and Fellowship Application

January 23, 2021 (Saturday) 1-3 pm EST (US and Canada)

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In this workshop, we will learn about the ins and outs of grant and fellowship opportunities and applications from the two leaders from the Louisville Institute and the Forum for Theological Exploration (FTE).  What opportunities are there? What are the eligibilities of some of the available grants? How to make your applications stronger? etc.

Moderator: Dr. Boyung Lee

Panelists: Dr. Edwin David Aponte and Dr. Patrick B. Reyes

Choosing a Career Path: A Roundtable with Alums

March 20, 2021 (Saturday), 7-9 pm EDT (US and Canada)

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In this workshop, participants will have a chance to hear from and speak with a group of Asian Theological Summer Institute and PANAAWTM alums about their different career choices upon completion of their doctoral programs.  Part of this conversation will cover job application and interview strategies, advantages and challenges of particular careers, and ways to support one’s career development.

Moderator: Dr. Tat-Siong Benny Liew

Panelists:

Dr. John Boopalan

Canadian Mennonite

University

Dr. Michael Campos

De La Salle University,

Philippines

Dr. Christine Hong

Columbia Theological Seminary

Dr. Easten Law

Overseas Ministries Study Center

Dr. Man-Hei Yip

Warburg Theological Seminary

Publishing a Book: Conversation with Editors (Full)

May 22, 2021  (Saturday) 7-9 pm EDT (US and Canada)

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This workshop invites several Pacific and Asian North American editors of book series to talk about issues and challenges in publishing. Some of the topics include turning a dissertation into a book, finding a suitable publisher, university press and trade press, writing a successful book proposal, when to approach an editor, negotiating a contract, networking, dealing with rejection, and what first-time authors need to know about the editing and production processes.

Moderator: Dr. Kwok Pui Lan

Panelists:

Dr. Jione Havea

SBL International

Voices Series

Dr. Grace Ji-Sun Kim

Asian Christianity in 

the Diaspora Series,

Palgrave Macmillan

Dr. David K. Yoo

Intersections: Asian

& Pacific American

Transcultural Studies.

U of Hawai'i Press

Dr. Jonathan Tran

Encountering

Traditions Series,

Stanford U Press

Dr. Peter C. Phan

World Christianity 

Series, Penn State U

Press

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Thank you for your interest in these workshops. We are limiting each to 45 people. Some workshops are filled and we are no longer accepting registration.