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The Center for Southeast Asian Studies (CSEAS) at the University of Michigan is a U.S. Department of Education National Resource Center and one of the largest programs devoted to this region in the nation. CSEAS promotes a broader and deeper understanding of Southeast Asia and its people, cultures, and histories. More than 40 Southeast Asia specialists teach and pursue research in our affiliated departments.

The center depends on donors to keep our programs robust. Our initiatives focus on protecting our language programs in perpetuity as well as maintaining the Javanese gamelan program at the university. Thank you for your support!

If you prefer not to give online, please contact cseas@umich.edu.

View our Priority Statement for Support here.

Center for Southeast Asian Studies Strategic Fund

Javanese Gamelan Endowment

Javanese Gamelan Endowment (731164)

Started with a generous $8,000 bequest from Rosannah Steinhoff, who with her husband Bill was a loyal member of the Gamelan in the 1980's, this endowment supports educational programs, annual concerts, and upkeep of the University of Michigan Gamelan Ensemble, as well as visits and residencies by expert Javanese musicians, dancers and puppeteers.

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Language Endowments - Support the teaching of Southeast Asian languages at Michigan

Indonesian Studies Initiative

Indonesian Studies Initiative (312227)

Indonesian Studies has long been a strength at the University of Michigan. Funds donated to the center's Indonesian Studies Initiative will support faculty and student research, and teaching and public programs on Indonesia at the university. If you are interested in endowing Indonesian Studies, please contact us.

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Amnuay-Samonsri Viravan Endowment for Thai Studies

Amnuay-Samonsri Viravan Endowment for Thai Studies (572202)

The creation of the Amnuay-Samonsri Viravan Endowment for Thai Studies at the University of Michigan was made possible with a $200,000 gift from Thai alumni Dr. Amnuay and Khunying Samonsri Viravan. This endowment serves to increase faculty, graduate and undergraduate student interest and involvement in Thailand and support Thai Studies at the Center and the University as a whole. Income from the endowment supports faculty research, teaching and curricular development about Thailand at the University, student opportunities for research and training, and outreach to schools, the community and business.

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Philippine Studies Endowment

Philippine Studies Endowment (731185)

Initiated by generous gifts from the Filipino community in Southeast Michigan, this endowment supports the continued study of the Philippines and Filipino languages and cultures at the University of Michigan. Income from the endowment will support faculty research, teaching and curricular development about the Philippines at the University, student opportunities for research and training, and outreach to schools, the community and business.

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