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Asian Pacific American Heritage Month has started and some great events continue through Spring semester.
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<div>Screening of Somewhere Between with Dr. Kimberly McKee</div>
<div>January 27, 2014, 4 pm, Ohio Union-Founders Room</div>
<div>Join Asian American Studies for a screening of Somewhere Between, a documentary about transracial adoptees, and discussion with Kimberly McKee, Visiting Professor Grinnell College. Co-sponsored with Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority and the Multicultural Center</div>
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<div>What’s Going on in Asian America? An Interdisciplinary Showcase with Dr. Shelley Lee</div>
<div>January 29, 2014, 7 pm, Ohio Union-Traditions Room</div>
<div>Come join us as we showcase various works from faculty, community members, graduate and undergraduate students. Featured guest Dr. Shelley Lee will be discussing her new book A New History of Asian America and a featured panel will discuss topics that
include refugee populations, cancer control and prevention, media portrayals of Indian Americans, migrant organization networks, and Asian American short films. Sponsored by GradPAC and Asian American Studies.</div>
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<div>OTHER UPCOMING EVENTS</div>
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<div>2/6, 4 pm, 168 Dulles Hall: Richard Kim, UC Davis, Institute for Korean Studies, “What does the Korean Diaspora have to do with Korean History”</div>
<div>2/24, 4 pm, Multicultural Center: Judy Tzu-Chun Wu, What’s Your Story?: Faculty Lecture Series, Radicals on the Road: Internationalism, Orientalismm, and Feminism (Cornell 2013)</div>
<div>2/25, 12-1:30 pm, 168 Dulles: Daniel Kim’s Manuscript Workshop for Lynn Itagaki’s Racial Burnout: The 1992 Los Angeles Crisis and the Cultural Politics of the Post-Civl Rights Era, co-sponsored with the Institute for Korean Studies</div>
<div>2/25, 4-5:30 pm, Multicultural Center: Daniel Kim, “Neocolony or Model-Minority Nation?: The Case of South Korea and Empire”</div>
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