Acknowledgements

SAOA would like to acknowledge the contributions of the following institutions. If we have missed a contribution of which you are aware, please let us know by sending an email to saoa@crl.edu.

 

MEMBER CONTRIBUTORS

SAOA appreciates the support of institutions that have committed for a five-year period (some contributors are financial and others are in-kind). SAOA Member institutions are listed here.

 

FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS

SAOA appreciates the contributions of the Title VI National Resource Centers who have voluntarily committed funds. The institutions that have committed funds for FY19-22:

  • Center for Global Studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
  • Center for South Asia at the University of Wisconsin
  • Center for South Asian Studies at the University of Michigan
  • Institute for South Asia Studies at the University of California, Berkeley
  • South Asia Center at the University of Pennsylvania
  • South Asia Center at Syracuse University
  • South Asia Center at the University of Washington
  • South Asia Institute at the University of Texas-Austin
  • South Asia Program at Cornell University

 

IN-KIND CONTRIBUTORS

SAOA appreciates the contributions of institutions who have voluntarily committed content for the collections. These institutions are:

  • American Institute for Sri Lankan Studies
  • Heidelberg University

 

Featured: Unique Urdu and Hindi Collection

Prof. Robert Phillips, lecturer for the Program in South Asian Studies at Princeton University, teaches courses in Hindi-Urdu and South Asian Studies, and has used both South Asia Materials Project (SAMP) and CRL resources to support different research, writing, and teaching projects.

Accessing Āmukha in SAMP’s holdings offered an opportunity to incorporate the crucial - but often less-collected - genre of the little magazine into his research on Hindi modernism and a subsequent conference presentation.