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NASPA 2009 Conference | Seattle Washington
Check out the events from this past NASPA Conference!
Career Development Tips from the Asian Pacific Islander Community
Check out the list of stories and inspirational insight collected from members of the APIKC!
Beyond the Model Minority Myth: Working with Today's Asian, Pacific Islander, and South Asian Students
April 16 – 17, 2009 | University of Southern California | Los Angeles, California
Don't miss out on this incredible program! Keynote speakers include: Robert Teranishi, Associate Professor of Higher Education, New York University, Rosalind S. Chou, co-author of The Myth of the Model Minority: Asian Americans Facing Racism, Doctoral Student, Texas A&M University, & Doris Ching, Emeritus Vice President for Student Affairs/Associate Professor of Education, University of Hawai'i.
SPRING 2009 Newsletter
Contact
If you have information that you would like to post on the APIKC website, please email Lily Chowana-Bandhu at lchowana@gmail.com
Welcome
Greetings and welcome to the Asian Pacific Islander Knowledge Community's (API KC) website! Here, you will be able to access:
Information on ways to connect with fellow API KC members; A listing of research done on APIDA ethnic and sexual identity development, student
characteristics, experiences in higher education, and other related topics; Announcements of upcoming API KC events occurring regionally and nationally; A listing of members of our API KC National and Regional leadership team, and Our informative newsletter.
The API KC is home to a group of dedicated and dynamic student affairs professionals, graduate and undergraduate students and we hope you take the time to get to know our growing community. The API KC would not be what it is today without the outstanding work of our national and regional leadership team and our members. A sincere thank you to all of you for the work you do on a daily basis to ensure the vitality and visibility of our diverse community! Take care and we look forward to being in contact with you!
API KC Co-Chair
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Karu Kozuma
hk2134@columbia.edu
API KC Co-Chair
Karlen Suga
Karlen.Suga@ColoState.EDU
(API KC members gather for a photo opportunity at the National NASPA conference)