The Department of Ethnic Studies UC Berkeley

The Future of Asian Americans in a Multiracial United States

Engage in a discussion on how Asian Americans have been thought about and positioned in an increasingly multiracial United States. Chancellor Carol T. Christ will offer welcome remarks and Elaine H. Kim will moderate a panel of illustrious UC Berkeley alumni addressing how they, as Asian Americans, have creatively taken up and responded to the challenging issues of our times in politics, law, medicine, and the arts. At a reception following the discussion you’ll have the opportunity to meet the panelists and network with faculty, staff, and students. This event will provide support and opportunities for connection that are essential to the strength of AAADS — celebrating its 50th anniversary next year — for generations to come.

Panelists include 

Thi Bui '98 Lecturer, California College of the Arts

Don Tamaki J.D. '76 Attorney

Phil Ting '92 California Assembly Member and
Chair of the Assembly Budget Committee

Nhi Tran '10 Resident Physician, UCSF Family & Community Medicine Residency Program

Sponsored by 

Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies Program,
Asian Pacific American Student Development Office,
Asian Pacific American Systemwide Alliance, 
Japanese American Women Alumnae of UC Berkeley and 
UC Berkeley Asian American Pacific Islander Alumni

This event is presented in conjunction with Reunion and Parents Weekend at Homecoming, and is offered free of charge to friends of AAADS. 
sign up here to reserve your spot.

There are dozens of events on campus throughout Homecoming weekend.
homecoming.berkeley.edu. 

Questions? Contact Kelly Yun at kellyyun@berkeley.edu.

https://homecoming.berkeley.edu/event/future-asian-americans-multiracial-united-states