Box 7

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Flyer, program, and photographs of the Spring 2010 graduation ceremony for students who participated in the Asian American Pacific Islander Community Studies (AAPICS) program. One CD of photographs from the 2011 graduation included.

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This file contains flyers, an oversized poster, a planning document, photographs, and video recordings of two A/AC campus-community partnership program events from December 2010 and February 2011. Also included is a recording of faculty and student reflections from April 2011.

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The A/AC connected with community members, students, community partners, and faculty through their public programming. This series contains outreach materials from lectures, freshman orientation, open house, seminars, conferences, student activities, campus-community partnerships, A/AC's 25th anniversary, and heritage events.

Scope and Contents The A/AC hosted many guest speakers and lecture series. This subseries contains promotional flyers and recordings of select lectures: “Campus Dialogues Series” "AAPICS Lecture Series" DVD recordings and photographs available from the three sessions of Spring 2010 lectures. Below were the guest speakers in this series and titles of their talks: Lecture 1: Dr. John Kuo Wei Tchen: "Intermingled and...

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This series contains program outreach, event materials, Summer Institute materials, and scholarship program materials for the academic minor which began in 2010.

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This file contains media, promotional materials, oversized posters, and one publication of student reflections from the A/AC Summer Institute titled "At Home in the World: Young People Reflect on Asian American Communities". The Summer Institute ran from 2010-2011 during one week of the summer of July 2010 and July 2011. A flyer for the 2012 Summer Institute is included.

Abstract

The Asian/American Center, founded at Queens College in 1987, fostered community based research focused on the Asian diaspora and acted as a bridge between campus and community. The collection contains administrative materials such as newsletters and brochures, flyers and photographs of events, samples of translated documents from their Translation Program, materials from the Asian American Community Studies minor, and research produced by the A/AC.