EALL has moved to the Ruscio Center for Global Learning 2F

Come visit EALL in our new location on the second floor of the Ruscio Center for Global Learning!

"America has much to offer Asia and Asia has much to offer the American people. But we cannot build an enduring and positive relationship on a foundation of ignorance. If all that our children know about Asia is that Play Station Two is built in Japan, panda bears come from China, and Jackie Chan makes movies in Hong Kong, then we have not prepared our children for the coming times. The economic, political and cultural forces at work in Asia right now will have a profound impact on America's future in the 21st Century.

The United States has been a Pacific power for over a century because we have been willing to defend democracy and encourage free trade. If we wish to encourage democracy and human rights in the future we will only succeed if we join our many friends across the Pacific in strengthening the economic, cultural and educational links that bind us together. Building those links begins in the American classroom."

- Richard Riley, Former U.S. Secretary of Education