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Fourth Semester Modern Tibetan focuses on intermediate-level proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing using communicative approaches.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
Recent recorded grades — Spring 2022: 4.00 GPA, 100.0% A/AB (n=1 letter grades). Includes jointly taught sections.[1] Sources
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Introduction to ancient Tibetan cultural beliefs, practices, and motifs, including gender roles, folklore, astrology, art, medicine, and religious traditions.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
Past student reviews · Jampa Khedup
Jampa Khedup taught ASIAN 268 with engaging, funny lectures that often included guest speakers and personal experiences as a former monk. Students found the workload manageable, consisting of open-note exams, bi-weekly reflections, and a final essay, and described him as a lenient grader who made the class easy and enjoyable.[1, 2, +4] Sources
3 . 9 9 3.99 historical GPA · 2 0 4 204 grades
Spring 2023–Spring 2026 Highly rated instructor
Undergraduate directed study projects arranged with a faculty member, titled DIRECTED STUDY.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
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Topics in Asian Literature explores specific themes, works, periods, or genres across Asia using translations as principal texts.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
3 . 6 8 3.68 historical GPA · 1 7 4 174 grades
Fall 2024–Fall 2025 Highly rated instructor
Directed Study offers students an opportunity to work with a faculty member on an individual study program in Asian studies.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
Recent recorded grades — Spring 2022: 4.00 GPA, 100.0% A/AB (n=1 letter grades).[1] Sources
No recorded grade history
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