CSUF Asian American Studies Department

Upcoming ASAM Advice sessions! #ASAMcsuf #ESOcsuf #Ethnicstudiescsuf

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In ASAM 325 - Asian American Film and Video, learn about various themes of Asian American video history and criticism. Enroll in Spring 2021 and fulfill G.E areas C.3 and Z. #EthnicStudiescsuf, #ESOcsuf, #ASAMcsuf

Discover interdisciplinary experiences of Asian American groups in cultural assimilation and persistence in ASAM 300 - Intro to Asian Pacific American Studies. Enroll in Spring 2021 and fulfill G.E D.4 and Z. #EthnicStudiescsuf, #ESOcsuf, #ASAMcsuf

CSU Ethnic Studies Requirement Timeline: OCT. 7-14: DISTRIBUTE ESR SURVEY TO ALL FACULTY. OCT. 21: MAKE RESULTS OF SURVEY AVAILABLE TO CAMPUS.... OCT. 31: SPECIAL SENATE MEETING TO DECIDE UPON CAMPUS RESPONSE TO ASCSU’S REQUEST. How to Give Input: TALK TO FACULTY. CONTACT YOUR ASI REPS. START YOUR OWN CONVERSATIONS. PACK THE ROOM ON 10/31. #ethnicstudiesnow

Want to mentor and volunteer? Want to serve your community? Then enroll in ASAM 230 - Civic Engagement Through Asian American and Pacific Islander Studies in Spring 2021. This course is a great resume builder and fulfills G.E areas E and Z! #EthnicStudiescsuf, #ESOcsuf, #ASAMcsuf

History of Asian Pacific Americans, Spring 2021! #AFAMcsuf, #EthnicStudiescsuf, #ESOcsuf, #CHICcsuf, #ASAMcsuf

Want to explore history in the context of ethnic minorities? Enroll in AFAM 190 - Survey of American History With Emphasis on Ethnic Minorities in Spring 2021 and fulfill G.E. area D.2 or D.3! #AFAMcsuf, #EthnicStudiescsuf, #ESOcsuf, #CHICcsuf, #asamcsuf

Need to fulfill your G.E. area D.1? Then enroll in ASAM 101 - Intro to Ethnic Studies for the Spring 2021 semester! #AFAMcsuf, #EthnicStudiescsuf, #ESOcsuf, #CHICcsuf, #ASAMcsuf

McNair Prep Academy is Accepting Applications http://www.fullerton.edu/mcnair/

Check out this podcast episode with #freshoffthevote on SELF-CARE! Description: We're living through a global pandemic, civil unrest, and threats to our democracy. It's necessary for young people to step up in advocating for a better future. But in doing so, we often don’t realize the stress and anxiety that can take a toll on our bodies. How can you take better care of yourself? Especially when it feels like people may not be understanding? Or that self-care is expensive and... inaccessible? In this episode, #FOTV hosts Amy and Kaitlyn speak with two professors about the history and relevance of radical self-care. Dr. Donna Nicol is an associate professor and chair of the Africana Studies Department at Cal State Dominguez Hills. Dr. Jennifer A. Yee is a Professor of Asian American Studies at California State University, Fullerton (CSUF). What is radical about radical self-care and how is it different from good old consumerism? #FOTV also brings in Jess Ayden Li, an activist & nonprofit consultant for how she helps organizations implement self-care cultures. Episode links: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3CqX6HBOryI9v1RRLUg8uu Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com//fresh-off-the-vo/id1525655330 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/fresh-off-the-vote

Check out this job opportunity with the City of Santa Ana!

Check out this part time job opportunity for bilingual Spanish or Vietnamese speakers!

Statement of Support The Department of Asian American Studies strongly supports and amplifies the Department of African American Studies and their Letter of Support to Our Students. We stand with our colleagues in our collective opposition to racism and the violence it perpetuates in all of our communities. We believe it is crucial for Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi American (APIDA) communities to share this message of solidarity with Black communities and call for an end t...o systemic and systematic violent racism. Like the fight against anti-Black racism, our fight against anti-APIDA racism, especially in these pandemic times focuses on eliminating the blight of white supremacy. We urge our APIDA communities to fight racism on campus, locally, and globally. We urge all as individuals and collectively to stand up and take action for community, equity, justice, and peace. ===== Eric Estuar Reyes, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Asian American Studies California State University at Fullerton

Sat., Feb. 1 and Sat., Feb. 8, 10-2 pm, includes lunch by The Cambodian Family (a collective addressing mental health through the arts) located in Santa Ana. This year, they are offering a creative writing workshop over two sessions including lunch. Participants may be of any age and background. A professional creative writing facilitator will lead workshops to create a positive process for well-being in our communities through the creation of poetry, memoir, and short stories. Interested participants should complete the surveymonkey questionnaire to reserve their space! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/8DZ5NF7

Use your voice: Tell ASI why Asian American studies is important #ethnicstudiesnow

Explore historical events and contemporary issues in ASAM 370 - Chinese American Experiences as it relates to Chinese American identities. Enroll in Spring 2020 and fulfill G.E areas D.4 and Z.

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