Additional Resources

In North Carolina and South Carolina

Davidson College, an independent liberal arts college near Charlotte, N.C., is among four schools supported by The Duke Endowment.
Duke University, a private research university in Durham, N.C., is one of the four schools supported by The Duke Endowment. The website includes a news release about the Endowment's $40 million grant for new faculty positions.
Furman University, a national liberal arts university in Greenville, S.C., is among the four schools supported by The Duke Endowment. The website includes information on the Asian Studies program, for which the Endowment granted $3 million to provide endowed professorships.

The American Association of University Professors promotes academic freedom by supporting tenure, academic due process, shared governance and standards of quality in higher education. The website includes events and higher education news.
The Association of American Colleges and Universities is a national association that strives to offer the advantage of a quality undergraduate liberal education for all college students regardless of academic focus or intended career. The website includes information on its commitment to faculty, publications, meetings, public advocacy and programs.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics tracks the occupational outlook for postsecondary teachers. The website provides an overview of the profession.
The Chronicle of Higher Education is a news source for college and university faculty and administrators. The website includes facts and figures on the average faculty salaries at 1,300 institutions in the United States.

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Furman University's Place of Peace is the beginning of a growing Asian Studies Center.