Asian Studies Alumni

Graduates of the Asian Studies program have consistently proven themselves as academic and intellectual leaders throughout the world. They are recognized as experts on Asian cultures and linguistics and their accomplishments include the following:

Sample of Universities with Asian Studies Alumni Earning Doctorates:

• Pennsylvania State University (Ph.D. in East Asian Languages and Civilization)
• University of Minnesota (Ph.D. in Japanese Literature)
• Ohio State University (Ph.D. in Chinese Language, Ph.D. in Chinese History and Ph.D. in Japanese Literature)
• Peking University (Ph.D. in Chinese Literature)
• Seton Hall University (Ed.D. in Education)
  

Sample of Universities with Asian Studies Alumni Serving as Faculty:

• Princeton University
• Rutgers University
• University of Pennsylvania
• Bennington College
• Haverford College
• Bryn Mawr College
• Seton Hall University
  

Sample of K-12 Schools with Asian Studies Alumni Serving as Faculty:

• Milburn High School
• Cranford High School
• Tenafly High School
• Summit High School
• Union High School
• Verona High School
• Vernon Township School
• Bilingual Buds
• Immersion School for Children
  

Sample of Conferences with Asian Studies Alumni as Guest Speakers:

• Mid-Atlantic Region Association for Asian Studies Conference
• Association for Asian Studies Conference
• Chinese Language Teachers Association of Greater New York
• Technology and Chinese Language Teaching Conference
  

Careers

Career management is a lifelong process, the most important aspect of which is how your career begins. The Career Center at Seton Hall University will give you the tools to get your career off to a strong start, and has more than a dozen experienced professionals ready to work with you. Graduate students can take advantage of The Career Center’s multitude of benefits, including:

• One-on-One Career Counseling
• Individualized Career Development and Management Plans
• Online Career Assessments
• Career Education Workshops, including Resume Writing
• Pirate Mentor Program with Access to Extensive Network of Thousands of Seton Hall Alumni

Whether you are changing careers, sharpening your current skills, or learning more to keep pace with the demands of today’s ever-changing workforce, The Career Center has something for you.

Perhaps you want to make some new connections for yourself; or you desire some guidance on exactly how to speak to your supervisor about advancing your career. Whatever your needs, The Career Center can meet and exceed them. Call or e-mail now to connect.

Visit The Career Center’s Event Page for more information and a schedule for:

• Seminars
• Career Fairs
• Resume Writing Workshops
• Networking Forums
• Interview Clinics

The Career Center at Seton Hall University
Bayley Hall, Suite 209
(973) 761-9355
E-mail: careers@shu.edu