7C Asian American Advisory Board

Congratulations to the graduating class of 2020! Although we aren’t able to physically celebrate you, we still honor and applaud your accomplishments. We honor your hard work, dedication, and your resilience through these difficult times. Thank you for the time, energy, and love you put into uplifting the APIDA community during your time at the Claremont’s! Here is a video from folks across the colleges sending you all the best in your new adventures! Order of the video: 0:0...3-1:53: Dr. Kathy Yep, Prof. of Asian American Studies, PZ 1:54-2:51: Sarah Lynn Miralles, Program Coordinator of Asian American Advisory Board 2:52-3:33: Sean Rollolazo, Assistant Dean of Students for Academic Success, CMC 3:34-4:26: Jenn Wells, Assistant Dean & Director of Scripps Communities of Resources and Empowerment, SC (Scripps SCORE) 4:27-5:07: Dr. Alfred Flores, Assistant Prof. of Asian American Studies, HMC 5:08-6:02: Dr. Jennifer Alanis, Dean & Director of Institutional Diversity & Title IX, HMC (HMC Office of Institutional Diversity (OID)) 6:03-7:24: Asena Taione-Filihia, Assistant Director of the Asian American Resource Center, PO (AARC (Asian American Resource Center)) 7:25-8:41: Vince Greer, Associate Dean of Students for Diversity & Inclusion & Residential Life, CMC 8:42-10:22: Linda Lam, Director of Center for Asian Pacific American Studies, PZ 10:23-11:40: Dr. Tom Le, Assistant Prof. of Politics, PO 11:41-12:13: Dr. Miao Li, Senior Staff Psychologist, MCAPS 12:14-13:28: Dr. Mike Manalo-Pedro, Dean & Director of the Asian American Resource Center, PO 13:29 -13:45: Note from Dr. Todd Honma, Associate Professor of Asian American Studies See more

Join us next Wednesday from 4-5pm pst for our community space. RSVP: http://tinyurl.com/adboardspace

AARC, AdBoard, & CAPAS will be offering APIDA Alternabreak 2021 as a virtual non-profit exposure & leadership development opportunity. Applications are open now! Link for more info & to apply: https://bit.ly/apidaalternabreak

We hope you stay rested, healthy, & hydrated! See you in 2021!

New Asian American Studies course added for Spring 2021- ASAM 086 Social Documentation and Asian Americans! Still need a class for Spring? The below Asian American Studies courses are still open for enrollment: ASAM 077B. Tattoos: Aesthetics, Cultures, and Pasts in the United States. T. Honma, PZ, MW 11:00a.m.-12:15p.m.... . ASAM 115. Theory and Methods (required for major and offered only every other year). M. Hayakawa., PZ, TR 11:00a.m.-12:15p.m. . ASAM179G AA: Asian American and Pacific Islander Diaspora and Migration. A. Flores, HM, R 2:30-5:15p.m. It is highly recommended that students have taken ASAM125 or ASAM126 before taking this course. . ENGL 161. The Futures of Asian/America. W. Liu, SC, TR 12:45-2:00 p.m. . PSYC 153AA. Asian American Psychology. S. Goto, PO, TR 12:45-2:00p.m. . *SOC 126AA. Immigration and the Second Generation. H. Thai, PO, W 12:45-3:30p.m. . Note: Courses with an asterisk (*) are appropriate for first year students. More info at http://idaas.pomona.edu/academics/courses/upcoming-semester/

Who is your BTS bias? Join us to celebrate the end of the semester w/ the release of the new BTS album & raffle prizes! Guest speakers: Patty Ahn & Michelle Cho. Friday, Nov. 20 from 3-4pm pst.

Join us to celebrate the end of the semester & the release of the new BTS album & giveaways! Guest speakers: Patty Ahn & Michelle Cho. Friday, Nov. 20 from 3-4pm pst