The GETSEA consortium is currently composed of the eight recent National Resource Centers on Southeast Asia residing at eight universities in the United States. The federal government has recently announced the end of National Resource Center and FLAS funding, which has supported area studies training for decades.
Click the links below to visit these institutions centers for Southeast Asian studies. The members of the consortium are:
- Cornell University (Host institution)
- The University of Michigan
- Northern Illinois University
- The University of Hawai’i at Mānoa
- The University of Washington
- The University of Wisconsin, Madison
- The University of California, Los Angeles
- The University of California, Berkeley
Eight graduate students at these institutions are members of the GETSEA Graduate Student Advisory Council. The GETSEA Steering Committee, made up of the center directors at each of the member institutions, spearhead and direct key initiatives by GETSEA.
Graduate students currently enrolled at the eight GETSEA member institutions are encouraged to reach out and get involved with GETSEA initiatives. Graduate students at member institutions receive first priority in applying to GETSEA mini-courses.
