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The
Group of Universities for the Advancement of Vietnamese in America
(hereinafter referred to as "GUAVA"), a consortium of institutions of
higher learning in North America currently offering programs of
instruction in the Vietnamese language, was formed at the University of
Washington on August 1, 1993. Current institution members and
individual members of GUAVA are: Arizona
State
University, Cornell
University, Harvard
University, Temple
University, UCLA,
UC-Berkeley, University
of Florida, University
of Hawaii-Manoa, University
of Michigan, University
of Washington, University
of Wisconsin,
Yale University,
and Kim Loan Hill of UC-San Diego and Nguyễn Hoài Thu Ba
of UCLA.
GUAVA
invites applications for membership from all other North American
universities with an active interest in the teaching of Vietnamese. It
also intends to extend its cooperative activities where appropriate to
other institutions of higher education outside North America.
GUAVA will act as a network and clearing house for the following
activities:
GUAVA is a cooperative organization, and its objectives do not imply the imposition of specific methodologies, curricula, or materials upon any member institution. Rather, GUAVA will make available a range of options and opportunities from which every member may choose to benefit. Contact
Information:
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Advising
the Southeast Asian Studies Summer Institute (SEASSI) with regard to
the teaching of Vietnamese language courses.