“Mindfulness: East and West” topic of Asia Program Lecture Tue, Sept. 26

Dr. Julia Cassaniti (Anthropology) and Dr. Lydia Gerber (WSU Asia Program) will share about scholarly research and practice in their presentation “Mindfulness: East and West,” and explore connections between mindfulness and our series theme “resilience.”

Please join us for this program on Tuesday, Sept. 26, 4:30-6 p.m. in Todd Hall 276.  For the topics of our remaining Tuesday lectures, including our upcoming China Town Hall (Oct. 24), please go to our website: https://asia.wsu.edu, or contact the WSU Asia Program vial email (asia@wsu.edu), or phone (509 335-7424). All our events are free and open to the public.

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