Planning A Bibliographical Guide for the Next

Generation East Asian Studies

Librarian

2011 CEAL ConferenceCJK Joint Session Noriko Asato, Ph.D.

University of HawaiiLibrary & Information Science Program

The Course: Asian Research Materials & Methods

Background and the Changing Nature of Asian Studies Librarianship

Reconceptualizing the Course Creating a Text (Team, Challenges) Conclusion

Course Description:Bibliography, reference tools, and research methods in sources on Asia in Western and Asian languages. Discussion of published and archival repositories. Cross-listed as ASAN 705 and HIST 705.

Brief History of Asian Studies Librarianship Education at UH Tied to the LIS Program’s founding Librarians from the East-West Center Professor Yukihisa Suzuki Team Taught by UH Asian Studies

Librarians

Recent Research Makino (2000) Troost (2009) Kamada (2002) Riedy (2003) McVey (2005)

Need to be expert:o Digital Resource Managero Resource Sharingo Collection Managemento Intellectual Property o Preservationo Grantsmanship

Online CourseAdvantagesDisadvantages

Internship AssignmentSpecialized Modules

Zhijia Shen University of Washington

Haihui Zhang University of Pittsburgh

Yasuko Makino Princeton University

Eizaburo Okuizumi University of Chicago

Kazuko Sakaguchi Harvard University

Joy Hyon Kim University of Southern California

Kyungmi Chun Stanford University

Hyokyoung Yi University of Washington

HUMANITIES Art/Art History Performing Arts History Language/ Linguistics Literature Philosophy / Intellectual History Religious Studies

SOCIAL SCIENCES Anthropology Business Communications / Journalism / Media Studies Economics Education Geography Political Science / International Relations Sociology Women’s Studies

Publisher: Libraries Unlimited Length: 520 pages Publication Date: December 2011 Audience:

LIS students Beginning Asian Studies Subject Specialists

Royalties: CEAL

The need for a textbook in this electronic age

Page allocation/ Subject coverage/ Organization Parameters Citation Style; Transliteration Electronic sources New CJK scholar or language specific

Thank you

Noriko AsatoLibrary & Information Science ProgramInformation & Computer Sciences DepartmentHamilton Library 3E2550 McCarthy MallHonolulu, HI 96822asaton@hawaii.edu