UCI Asian American Studies , click on the underlined instructor name following the course description.COLLEGE OF ARTS sciences AMERICAN ETHNIC STUDIES Detailed course offerings (Time Schedule) are available for To see the detailed Instructor Class http://www.humanities.uci.edu/aas
Extractions: Tel: (949) 824-2746 Faculty and Staff Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Related Sites ... UCI Main Page Message from the Director W elcome to the Department of Asian American Studies at UC Irvine. Asian American Studies was established as an interdisciplinary program at UCI in 1991. Our program has expanded tremendously over the past decade and we now have nine core faculty and ten affiliated faculty across campus. Our faculty belong to Humanities, Social Sciences, Social Ecology and Arts disciplines. W e offer a graduate emphasis, and an undergraduate major and minor in Asian American Studies. Our program now offers more than thirty courses annually with an enrollment of over two thousand students. Strong student interest is demonstrated in large enrollments in courses such as Asian American Cultures, Asian American Women, Asian Immigrants and Refugees in Orange County, Vietnamese American Experience, Chinatowns in the United States, among others. T he Asian American Studies Academic Theme House provides a community-oriented living space for undergraduates and is part of the Arroyo Vista Housing Complext at UCI. The residents of the Theme House plan activities and community projects related to Asian American issues. Another important source for the UCI Asian American Studies community is the Cross Cultural Center, which hosts speakers and events with a multicultural emphasis. In addition to the UCI Library's general collection of Asian American Studies books, videos and other materials, its Special Collection features the Sourtheast Asian Archive, which offers resources on the Vietnamese, Cambodian and Laotian communities in California and in the rest of the United States.
What's In The SocBehav-Sciences/Asian-American Directory. Internet Resources By Subject Library Home Resources bySubject Main Page- SocBehav-sciences- asian-american. http://www.lib.csusb.edu/~xz/netsources/dirs/Social-Science/Asian_American/sinde
Extractions: China Links links to over two hundred China- and Chinese language and linguistics-related Web sites (and a few FTP and gopher sites) organized into four categories: Search Engines, Chinese Studies, E-Texts, and Netnews; Chinese Language Software and Audio/Video Programs; Chinese Language and Linguistics; and General Linguistics and Internet Resources. Maintained by Marjorie Chan, Professor of East Asian Languages and Literature at Ohio State University. Educational Resources on Asia This site provides resources and links to educational material relating to Asia. These include reference works, online periodicals, educational films and suppliers, K-12 curriculum materials and vendors, full-text of significant historical documents (primarily constitutional), as well as demographic, economic, educational, and political statistics. Maintained by the UCLA Center for East Asian Studies.
Cornell News: Asian And Asian-American Student Communities Wong, sophomore, Arts and sciences, and Bartels Action Research Fellow; Sunn ShelleyWong, associate professor and director, Asian American Studies Program http://www.news.cornell.edu/releases/Jan03/Asian.task.force.jkp.html
Extractions: E-Mail: jkp3@cornell.edu ITHACA, N.Y. Susan Murphy, Cornell University vice president for student and academic affairs, has announced that a task force has been formed to address issues confronting Cornell's Asian and Asian-American student community. Murphy said the task force was established in response to the need for a campuswide approach to address campus climate, services and program issues as they relate to Cornell's Asian and Asian-American community. She noted that students of Asian descent comprise the largest single community of color at Cornell, at 14 percent of the total student body, 16 percent of all undergraduates and 55 percent of all international students. Any improvement in the well-being for this community will likely improve the campus climate for the university at large, she said. Murphy explained that the term "Asian and Asian-American" encompasses a diverse array of groups and individuals, differing in such characteristics as ethnicity, generational status and socioeconomic background. At Cornell, she added, the Office of Minority Educational Affairs (OMEA) has identified at least 26 different Asian ethnic groups in its 2001-2002 survey of incoming first-year students. "Even though there are such important distinctions and differences among members of Cornell's Asian and Asian-American community, our students, faculty and staff have identified a number of common issues confronting them," Murphy said. "These include an apparently disproportionate number of suicides by students of Asian descent; bias-related incidents; survey results showing a higher level of dissatisfaction with certain aspects of their Cornell experience among Asian and Asian-American graduating seniors; a relative under-representation among university staff and faculty of persons of Asian descent; and under-utilization by this community of existing mental health resources on campus."
Asian-American Studies - The Ohio State University Libraries Social sciences Citation Index (Early 1900'sPresent). Sociological Abstracts (1963-Present). Beloware selected asian-american journals available through OSCAR http://www.lib.ohio-state.edu/ghumweb/comparative/asam/asamindex.htm
Extractions: If you have trouble accessing this page, contact Marti Alt at alt.1@osu.edu Link to OSCAR Link to Online Resources Online Catalogs OSCAR Ohio State University Libraries' online catalog Office of Informational Technology Media Catalog Films and videos OhioLINK Holdings of 80+ academic libraries in Ohio WorldCat Holdings of libraries throughout the world HOME Specialized Reference Resources Almanacs, Atlases, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Handbooks The Asian-American almanac : a reference work on Asians in the United States The Asian American encyclopedia. Asian Americans information directory. Atlas of Asian-American history ... National directory of Asian American organizations. Biographical Asian American genealogical sourcebook. A student's guide to Japanese American genealogy Distinguished Asian Americans : a biographical dictionary Making it in America : a sourcebook on eminent ethnic Americans ... Who's who among Asian Americans. History and Political Science Atlas of American politics, 1960-2000
Community, Asian American Student Affairs, Northwestern University and Biomedical Engineering Xu Yi, Assistant Professor, Communication sciences andDisorders JiYeon Yuh, Assistant Professor, Asian American Studies Program. http://www.northwestern.edu/asian-american/community.html
Business And Social Sciences--Ethnic Studies Social sciences, Fine Arts, and Language Arts. Choose one of the program concentrations(AfricanAmerican, Hispanic/Latino-American, or asian-american) and http://bss.foothill.fhda.edu/programs/ethnic.shtml
Extractions: The Ethnic Studies major is an interdisciplinary, liberal arts program designed to enhance students' understanding and awareness of race and ethnicity in the United States. The major focuses on racial and ethnic groups from a historical, symbolic, and contemporary perspective, expanding the students' understandin of American life. It includes a critical sociocultural, political, and economic understanding of race and ethnicity affecting people and social institutions. The Ethnic Studies major offers curriculum diversity desired by employers seeking employees specializing in ethnic studies. Career areas that welcome a four-year college/university degree in this major include government and academic research firms, business and human resources management offices, multinational corporations, public administration, counseling and human services. Acquired analytical skills enhance students' employability in international relations and Foreign Service careers. A minimum of 30 units of approved courses. Of the 30 units, a minimum of 4 units must be taken in each of the following academic disciplines: Social Sciences, Fine Arts, and Language Arts. Choose one of the program concentrations (African-American, Hispanic/Latino-American, or Asian-American) and then complete a minimum of 12 core units, 8 support units, and 6 elective units from that concentration. The major requires 30 units - Choose the additional units from any of the courses listed within your chosen concentration (i.e., African-American, Hispanic/Latino-American, or Asian-American).
Welcome To The Asian American Studies Department Asian American Studies Michael Paul Wong, Assistant Dean, College of Humanitiesand Social sciences Thomas Wong, Ph.D., lecturer of Asian American Studies. http://hss.fullerton.edu/asian-american/faculty.html
Extractions: Thomas Fujita Rony (Assistant Professor of Asian American Studies, Ph.D. University of Michigan, 1995, American Culture) is doing research on the Japanese American internment and the history of immigrant labor in California. A child of two former union stewards, he has a deep commitment to working people and to community involvement. CORE FACULTY Jeffrey H. Brody (Associate Professor of Communications, M.S., 1977, Columbia University, Journalism) has more than 10 years of experience as a journalist covering the Vietnamese community for the Orange County Register. His research is on media portrayals of minorities and on Vietnamese in Southern California, especially in Little Saigon. Mary K. Crouch
Asian American Studies Program CSUF Phuntoog (Elementary Bilingual Education), Darlene Rodrigues (Asian American Studies),Nana Sadamura (CDC), Prem Saint (Geological sciences), Christina Salvin http://hss.fullerton.edu/liberal/asian-american/
Extractions: Program Offered: Minor in Asian American Studies Jeff Brody (Communications), Mary Kay Crouch (English), William Gudykunst (Speech Communication), Art Hansen (History), Mikyong Kim-Goh (Human Services), Darlene Rodrigues (Asian American Studies), Nana Sadamura (CDC), Son Kim Vo (Intercultural Development Center). Gloria Bogdan (Anthropology, Orange Coast College), Fraulin E. Canalita (Student Health), Megan Cook (Admissions and Records), Mary Kay Crouch (English), William W. Haddad (History), Art Hansen (History), Ellen Junn (Child Development), Craig K. Ihara (Philosophy/Asian American Studies), Keiji Matsumoto (Foreign Languages), Elaine R. Pabb (EOP), Nawang Phuntoog (Elementary Bilingual Education), Darlene Rodrigues (Asian American Studies), Nana Sadamura (CDC), Prem Saint (Geological Sciences), Christina Salvin (SAS/UO), Sherri Platfoot Sawicki (English), Son Kim Vo (Intercultural Development Center), Julia Wan (Science Education), Ivy Yee (Elementary and Bilingual Education), Simone Yu (Library). Craig K. Ihara
Faculty Recruitment And Hiring in 199596 (Numbers are from Arts sciences database.) Total 12. Men 6. Women6. African/African-American 4 (1 man, 3 women). Asian/asian-american 3 (2 men http://ase.tufts.edu/diversity/fachiring.html
Extractions: February 1999 Plan for Attracting Faculty of Color and Women: The department must submit a plan for advertising, outreach, and networking designed to build as diverse as possible a pool of applicants. The Affirmative Action Officer provides departments with lists of names from the Minority and Women Doctoral Directory; the Committee on Institutional Cooperation's Directory of Minority Ph.D. and M.F.A. Candidates and Recipients and Directory of Women in Science and Engineering; directories of the National Minority Faculty Identification Program; and the New England Directory of African-American, Hispanic, Native American and Asian American Doctoral Students. Position announcement: Position announcements must include an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity statement that strongly encourages members of underrepresented groups to apply. Short List: Final Interview Candidates: Departments must receive permission before extending invitations to candidates for on-campus interviews. In addition, they must provide reasons why all of the other people who applied for the position are not recommended for final interviews. Candidate Selection: Departments must receive permission before a job offer is extended, and must provide reasons why the other candidates interviewed are not the department's first choice.
Academic Links American Indian Studies; asianamerican Studies Center; Anthropology; Center forAfrican Political Science; Social sciences Computing; Sociology; Speech and Debate; http://www.bruinwalk.com/links/academic.asp
Beginning Library Research On Asian American Studies comprehensive and current bibliography of Asian American literature in the social and behavioral sciences and humanities. http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/adams/shortcu/asam.html
Extractions: Beginning Library Research on ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES Stanford University Libraries contain many titles on the historical and contemporary experience of Asian Americans, making it an excellent place for students conducting research in this area. Because of the interdisciplinary nature of Asian American, relevant titles are often dispersed throughout the general collection depending upon subject matter. Use Socrates , Stanford's online catalog to to locate books and other materials. Use the library's print or electronic indexes to locate journal and newspaper articles and published papers. Socrates can tell you what library materials Stanford owns and where they are located, allowing you to search by author, title, call number, organization, or subject. When searching Socrates , it helps to know the Library of Congress Subject Headings. One method of identifying the subject headings is to check the Library of Congress Subject Headings bound volumes. Another (online) method is to locate material you know is on your topic by doing an author (A) and/or title (T) search. Then look at the full display to see what
Department Of Asian American Studies Learn about the courses needed to earn a minor or major in the Asian American Studies department. Browse the faculty list. sciences, fine arts, etc. Three faculty members will form a core advising team to monitor the progress of students majoring in Asian American http://www.sfsu.edu/~ethnicst/AAS.html
Extractions: Master in Asian American Studies CAREER ALTERNATIVES The Asian American Studies Curriculum is designed to meet the needs of students 1) who wish to pursue a personal interest in Asian American Studies; 2) who will be teaching ethnic studies subject matter in elementary, secondary or university institutions; or 3) who plan to work in the Asian American communities in social work, in law, as health specialists, as para-professional auxiliaries. ADVISING College of Ethnic Studies Advising Web Page Asian American Studies Advising Web Page ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES Department Chair - Marlon Hom The goals of the Asian American Studies Department include: 1 ) To provide a comprehensive offering of courses which offer all students the opportunity to study and develop greater understanding and awareness of the histories, cultures, communities, and experiences of Asian Americans; 2) To integrate knowledge and skills from a variety of other disciplines into a coherent body of information and methodology that reflect Asian American perspectives, approaches, and needs; 3) To increase the general body of information within the f field of Asian American Studies; 4) To encourage and promote the application of skills and knowledge from Asian American Studies to the improvement of conditions within Asian American communities and the large societies.
Asian American Press sciences and pseudosciences of the Lunar New Year By Thinh Tran, contributing periodicallyon the Science and Life page of the Asian American Press. http://www.aapress.com/webjan31/enewyear.html
Extractions: To know why the Lunar New Year is so important we have to talk a little bit about the underlying philosophy that has dominated east Asia for several thousand years, namely the philosophy of Universal Oneness. This philosophy, interestingly, is highly compatible with modern science because it implies that everything in the universe obeys the same set of laws. The method, then, is to observe the manifestations of these laws through Nature, try to understand them, and apply them to our own lives. The brand of fortune telling most popular in countries that celebrate the Lunar New Year is Chinese astrology. Because of the intimate connection between the Lunar New Year and fortune telling, it is not an exaggeration to say that one can never appreciate the cultural significance of the Lunar New Year unless one understands the philosophy behind Chinese astrology. Although it may be correct to say that Chinese astrology is not a science, most people who condemn Chinese astrology forget that it is only one application of a philosophical system, which may be scientific. The philosophical system that governs Chinese astrology is based on two theories: Yin-Yang and Five Substance. I will return to these theories in the future to show why they are as scientific as any other scientific theory; but for this particular Lunar New Year edition, I hope the reader will allow me to skip over this detail.
Extractions: Social Sciences Departments and Programs Minor in Asian American Studies Minor in Southeast Asian Studies Certificate in Southeast Asian Studies The Asian American Studies Program offers a minor with classes that focus upon the history and contemporary experience of Asians in the United States. These courses explore themes in local and ethnic history, trans-Pacific contact, cultural change and adaptation, and interethnic relations. Those who major in business, social science, international relations, and the human service professions recognize their relevance. More Information Current General Catalog
Extractions: Asian American Studies Center - Articles, criticism, analysis, news, archives, publications. Asian American Experience Resource Guide - Guide to resources online and at the Perkins Library at Duke University, North Carolina. Asian American Studies Committee - University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. Includes information about courses, faculty, events. Asian American Studies Department - Academic department at California State University at Northridge. Offers information on faculty research interests, links to related resources, as well as a calendar of events. Asian American Studies Department - Homepage for program at San Francisco State University. Asian American Studies Program - Homepage for program at University of Wisconsin, Madison.
Majors & Minors-Asian American Studies List of Majors Arts Humanities Biological sciences Physical sciences Social sciencesAfrican American Anthropology Asian American Chicano Studies Economics http://ls-advise.berkeley.edu/majors/asamst.html
Extractions: Subscribe Unsubscribe Asian American Studies Asian American Studies focuses on the Asian American cultural and historical experience in the United States, covering the evolution of social, political and economic institutions of Asian American communities and their relationship to the larger American society. The Asian American Studies program offers a unified and comprehensive curriculum that seeks to make at least three major contributions. First, it prepares students for positions of service and leadership in the Asian American communities. Second, the program explores the hitherto neglected aspects of the cultural, political and historical experiences of Asians in America. Third, the program broadens the curriculum at Berkeley to include instruction that reflects the conditions of Asians and other Third World people living in America. Lower Division Requirements for the Asian American Studies Major
AASA Online Learn about the individual organizations that comprise this umbrella association of Asian students. Includes a copy of the club's constitution. B. Pamela Matson, Dean of the School of Earth sciences at Stanford, Monday, February 10 as the umbrella organization for many Asian American groups on campus and consists of the http://www.yale.edu/aasa
Asian Pacific American Resources At The Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Resources at the Smithsonian Visitors to one of the annual Festival of American Folklife presentations had an opportunity to learn about conservation of traditional crafts, including Hmong embroidery. including public education, national service and scholarship in the arts, sciences and humanities. papers of more than 30 Asian American artists. Among the artists represented http://www.si.edu/opa/asian/start.htm
Extractions: at the Smithsonian This brochure was published by the Smithsonian's Office of Public Affairs , April 1997. As a public trust, the Smithsonian is fully committed to reflecting and serving this nation's diverse and changing society. The Institution attempts to fulfill this goal by embracing the many social and cultural threads that comprise the tapestry of American life and making these resources widely accessible. Asian Pacific Americans constitute the fastest growing racial group in the United States, numbering 9.76 million people, or 3.7 percent of the nation's population, in 1995. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, current trends indicate that, by the year 2050, 10 percent of Americans will trace their roots back to the region that extends from the South Asian peninsula through East Asia to the archipelagos of the South Pacific and Hawaii. This rapid increase is primarily due to immigration, with Asians and Pacific Islanders accounting for 36 percent of this country's newcomers. Although widely perceived as a single, homogeneous group, Asian Pacific Americans represent more than 24 ethnic groups, who speak a wide array of languages and dialects. Many are recent newcomers to the United States, while other Asian Pacific American families have lived for as many as six generations in this country. Still others, however, are indigenous peoples of the Pacific, including Native Hawaiians, Samoans and Chamorros. These ethnic, religious and historical differences among Asian Pacific Americans pose special challenges to those who seek to study, preserve and share their experiences.
Department Of Ethnic Studies Curriculum Approved for Arts and sciences Core Curriculum Cultural and Gender Diversity orContemporary Societies. AAST 17173. INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN AMERICAN HISTORY. http://www.colorado.edu/EthnicStudies/Asianstudies.html
Extractions: AAST 1015-3. INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES. Using Asian Americans as a case study, course examines the various factors that define minority groups and their positions in American society. Particular attention is given to the perspectives and methodologies of the emerging discipline of Ethnic Studies. Restricted to FR/SO Standing. Approved for Arts and Sciences Core Curriculum: Cultural and Gender Diversity or Contemporary Societies. AAST 1717-3. INTRODUCTION TO ASIAN AMERICAN HISTORY. Introductory-level survey of social history of Asians in America from nineteenth century to the present. Primary focus is on delineating the explaining changes that Asian Americans have undergone since their arrival in the United States. Same as HIST 1717. Approved for Arts and Sciences Core Curriculum: United States Context. AAST 2210-3. THE JAPANESE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE. This course offers an overview of the Japanese American experience in the United States from 1880 to today. What helped shape this experience and provides its salient characteristics? Emphasis will be given to the variables that generated similarities, as well as internal diversity, within the broader ethnic group. This course fulfills Arts and Sciences core requirements in the area of Cultural and Gender Diversity. Link to Readings AAST 2752 SURVEY OF ASIAN AMERICAN LITERATURE.
