Henry Schwarz
East Asian Studies, part of Interdisciplinary Programs at Western Washington University, is hosting visiting instructor Erdene-Ochir Tumen-Ochir of the National University of Mongolia this spring.
Tumen-Ochir was selected as the Henry G. Schwarz Distinguished Instructor of Mongolian…
Friendship, the kind forged among scholars working in the same obscure academic field, helped build Western’s Mongolia Collection of books and artifacts into one of the largest in North America, second only to the Library of Congress.
The vast collection of books, maps, music…
The U.S. ambassador to Mongolia said she hopes the two nations can regard each other as "friendly neighbors" Friday at the annual Mongolia Society Conference.
Ambassador Pamela Slutz and Tserendorj Jambaldorj, minister-counselor for Mongolia and deputy…
This afternoon in Humanities Building Room 103, Western Washington University Professor Ed Vajda will teach what he thinks is the second-largest Mongolian-language class in the history of U.S. higher education.
The biggest class ever, he thinks, was the one he taught last quarter. These…