CIS Microfiche Library 1970-2002 (CIS Asia Pacific Collection)

 CIS NO: 73-H341-12
 TITLE: Establishment of Asian Studies Institute.
 SOURCE: Committee on Education and Labor. House
 DOC TYPE: Hearing                   COLLATION: iv+162 p.
 DATE: Aug. 24, 1972
 CONGRESS-SESSION: 92-2              SUDOC: Y4.Ed8/1:As4
 ITEM NO: 1015
 LC CARD NO: 73-600749               MC ENTRY NO: 21214(73)

 Hearing held in Honolulu, Hawaii, before the Select Subcom on Education on
 H.R. 6168, to amend the International Education Act of 1966 to provide for
 the establishment and operation at the University of Hawaii, of an Asian
 Studies Institute, administered by HEW for the purpose of educating the
 American public about Asia and its people.
   Includes submitted statements (p. 118-143), and "Pacific Islands
 Program/Directory: University of Hawaii," an outline of activities,
 curriculum and faculty list (p. 144-162).
   (For summary of brief items of testimony, see H341-12.4.)
 CONTENT NOTATION: Asian Studies Inst, estab
 DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): SUBCOM ON EDUCATION, SELECT.
     HOUSE; DEPARTMENT.OF.HEALTH.EDUCATION.AND.WELFARE; AREA STUDIES;
     ASIAN STUDIES INSTITUTE (Estab); HONOLULU, HAWAII; INTERNATIONAL
     EDUCATION ACT; UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII; ASIA
 BILLS: 92 H.R.6168

 73-H341-12 TESTIMONY NO: 1         Aug. 24, 1972 p. 7-15
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     CLEVELAND, HARLAN (pres, Univ of Hawaii)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Justification for Federal support for Asian
     Studies Institute in view of recent American foreign policy initiatives.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Asian Studies Inst, estab

 73-H341-12 TESTIMONY NO: 2         Aug. 24, 1972 p. 15-19
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     AMIOKA, SHIRO (supt, State Dept of Educ, Hawaii)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Possible advantages of H.R. 6168 to national
     elementary and secondary educational programs.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Asian Studies Inst, estab
 DESCRIPTORS: ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION; HAWAII DEPARTMENT OF
     EDUCATION

 73-H341-12 TESTIMONY NO: 3         Aug. 24, 1972 p. 68-88
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     RIGGS, FRED W. (dir, social science research inst, Univ of Hawaii)
 STATEMENT AND DISCUSSION: Advisability of area studies programs
     development within framework of comprehensive national policy;
     importance of including area specialists in planning.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Asian Studies Inst, estab

 73-H341-12 TESTIMONY NO: 4         Brief Testimony
 WITNESSES (and witness notations):
     BROWN, STUART G. (chm, advisory council of intl relations, Univ of
        Hawaii, p. 108-111)
     CASTLE, JAMES (student, East-West Center, Univ of Hawaii, p. 101-103)
     CHAR, DONALD (dir, student health services, Univ of Hawaii, p. 39-43)
     CRISFIELD, ARTHUR (private citizen, Honolulu, Hawaii, p. 99-101)
     EVERLY, HUBERT (dean, coll of educ, Univ of Hawaii, p. 44-49)
     FURUMOTO, AUGUSTINE (geology and geophysics dept, Univ of Hawaii, p.
        50-53)
     GORTER, WYTZE (chancellor, Univ of Hawaii Manoa Campus, p. 23-26)
     GRAY, MARY F. (program specialist, study abroad, Univ of Hawaii, p.
        111-118)
     KIMURA, ROBERT (State rep, Hawaii, p. 19-23)
     KURODA, ALICE (West Asian specialist, Univ of Hawaii, p. 65-67)
     KURODA, YASUMASA (political science dept, Univ of Hawaii, p. 55-65)
     KWOK, D. W. Y. (dir, Asian studies program, Univ of Hawaii, p. 26-37)
     LUTZKY, SEYMOUR (chm, Amer studies, Univ of Hawaii, p. 53-55)
     MORGAN, MARIAN (East-West Center, Univ of Hawaii, p. 94-96)
     O'HARROW, STEPHEN D. (asst prof of Vietnamese, dept of Indo-Pacific
        languages, Univ of Hawaii, p. 103-108)
     SPEAKMAN, CUMMINS E. (higher educ services consultant, p. 37-39)
     WANG, JAMES (prof, social sciences div, Hilo Coll, Univ of Hawaii, p.
        92-94)
     WITECK, JOHN (editor, United Public Works, Honolulu, p. 88-91)
     YAMASAKI, BEATRICE (chm, dept of philosophy, Univ of Hawaii, p. 96-99)
 BRIEF ITEMS OF TESTIMONY:
     Support for H.R. 6168 with diverse recommendations concerning program
        emphasis, location of, and means of administering the international
        institute.
 CONTENT NOTATION: Asian Studies Inst, estab