Past Event Category: Talks
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Oct 24Fall 2025 Asian American Studies Program Graduate Student Luncheon & Teaching Workshop
Alex Hopp
Ingraham 340
You are cordially invited to attend our fall graduate student luncheon and teaching workshop on Friday, October 24th! The teaching workshop will be facilitated by Alex Hopp, lecturer for Asian American Studies and PEOPLE College Success Specialist, to discuss syllabus, structure, and strategies for navigating the classroom in 2025. This luncheon and teaching workshop is …
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Mar 31Karen Fang
Karen Fang
336 Ingraham Karen Fang Website
Karen Fang is a film scholar and cultural critic who writes about the intersection of eastern and western aesthetics in global culture.
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Mar 20Spring Study Break
MSC Lounge, Red Gym
You’re invited to our Spring Study Break with Yummee cookies and boba!
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Mar 7Student and Teacher Perspectives on How Hmong and Asian American Cultures Are Taught in Schools, and How They Should Be
159 Education Education for Every Generation Conference
Presenters: Nicole Louie (Associate Professor, C&I) and Chundou Her (graduate student in C&I); Tony DelaRosa (graduate student in ELPA); YJ Kim (Assistant Professor, C&I); Stacey Lee (Professor, EPS); Paj Ntaub Research Team (point person: Matthew Wolfgram) Meet these presenters in the Wisconsin Idea Room and learn more about their work! In April 2024, Wisconsin Act …
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Mar 7CSEAS Friday Forum: Mai Der Vang
Mai Der Vang
206 Ingraham Center for Southeast Asian Studies Friday Forum
Reframing Language: Expanding Hmong Discourse Through Poetic Investigation, From Yellow Rain to Saola Mai Der Vang Assistant Professor in the MFA Program in Creative Writing College of Arts and Humanities Fresno State University Website: https://maidervang.com/
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Feb 27Follow the New Way: How U.S. Refugee Policies Disrupted Hmong Religious Life
Dr. Melissa Borja
206 Ingraham Hall
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Jan 31Teaching the Invisible Race: Embodying A Pro-Asian American Lens in Schools
Tony DelaRosa
206 Ingraham Hall
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Jan 24