administration of SEALC programs and management of a four-year grant-funded project, “Toward Sustainable Southeast Asian Language Education: Collaboration, Access, and Capacity Building.” This project aims to institutionalize SEALC’s role by strengthening networks and partnerships through collaboration, facilitating and expanding access to Southeast Asian language instruction for students, and building capacity and community throughout the pipeline of instructors. The SEALC Project Manager is a fixed term, terminal position that will extend to August 31, 2029.

administration of SEALC programs and management of a four-year grant-funded project, “Toward Sustainable Southeast Asian Language Education: Collaboration, Access, and Capacity Building.” This project aims to institutionalize SEALC’s role by strengthening networks and partnerships through collaboration, facilitating and expanding access to Southeast Asian language instruction for students, and building capacity and community throughout the pipeline of instructors. The SEALC Project Manager is a fixed term, terminal position that will extend to August 31, 2029.