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The Pacific Basin Research Center administers an annual photo contest at the beginning of each academic year open to all SUA undergraduate students.
Each student can submit up to three entries, with the 10 winning photographs selected by a committee based on artistic quality, relevance to the PBRC’s mission, and a balance of themes/pacific regions. The PBRC reserves the right to use the winning photographs in promotional materials, including in the PBRC library and website, with full credit provided to the photographer (along with a small monetary prize). The winning photos will also be printed in picture plaques for display in the PBRC library.
2020 Photo Contest Highlights

“Kansai Sprit” by Karuna Khemaney

“The Blue Sky Hiroshima” by Hiromi Nitaguchi
“Buenos Aires Women’s March” by Thokozile Changufu
“Back to Simple Life” by Preme Chinpattanakul
“Hope” by Aarohee Bhattarai
2018 Photo Contest Highlights

“Kanazawa, Japan, Million Stone Festival” by Sophie Hasuo

“La Vida in Valparaíso, Chile” by Miyuki Horiguchi

“Shanghai Lost in the Smog” by Lauren Ng

“My Transnational Identity” by Victoria Huỳnh
“When You Look Down at Your Feet” by Takami Saeki
2017 Photo Contest Highlights

“Pastoral Art Against Skyscrapers” by Cerelia Maskarinec

“Kanazawa’s Higashi Chaya District” by Christopher Looper

“Where Urban Life Meets the Pacific” by Amanda Boralessa

“The Patrol of City God in Ghost Month” by Ting Chang

“Is Victory Freedom?” by Karla Rodriguez