Guide to the Stanford University, Asian American Activities Center, Records SC0487
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Year | API Historical Event | API Historical Event Description | Stanford Event | Stanford Event Description |
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1763 | Settlement of Filipino Americans | First recorded settlement of Filipinio Americans. They escaped imprisonment aboard Spanish galleons in New Orleans and fled to the bayous. | ||
1790 | Naturalization Act | The Natualization Act made it law that only "free white persons" could become US citizens. | ||
1790 | US-India slave trade | First recorded arrival of an Asian Indian in the U.S. They were slaves who were part of the U.S. - India slave trade. | ||
1848 | Gold Rush Begins | Gold is discovered at Sutter's Mill and word spreads of "Gold Mountain" encouraging many Chinese to emigrate to the US through San Francisco, settling in Sacramento. | ||
1865 | Chinese Railroad laborers | Central Pacific Railraod Co. recruits Chinese workers for the first transcontinental railroad. 9,000 of the 10,000 laborers for the project were Chinese. | ||
1882 | Chinese Exclusion Act | Suspends immigration of Chinese laborers for 10 years and excludes Chinese from citizenship by naturalization and halts Chinese immigration for 60 years. | ||
1891 | Representation in Stanford's Pioneer Class | The first annual Stanford register lists 7 students with Asian surnames out of the 555 students in the Pioneer Class. | ||
1898 | Annexation of Hawai'i | U.S. annexes Hawaii after 160 American armed marines land in Honolulu. Hawai'I later becomes the state with the highest concentration of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. | ||
1902 | Japanese Students Association Founded | With an enrollment of 30 students, the Japanese Students Association formed to build a supportive community for Japanese nationals and US born students of Japanese decent. | ||
1906 | The Great San Francisco Earthquake | A magnitue 7.8 earthquake hits San Francisco sparking fires that destroy over 80% of the city. The loss of government records allows for the entry of "paper sons" from China who were allowed to enter based on forged birth certificates claiming their fathers resided in the US. | ||
1910 | Angel Island | Established as a detention center for Asian non-laboring classes desiring entry into the U.S. Thousands of immigrants from China endure weeks and even years of interrogation by US immigration officers. The center serves as the "Ellis Island of the West" until 1940. | Chinese Students Association Founded | Chinese students both American born and from China gathered together to support each other at Stanford. |
1913 | First Professor of Asian Decent | Yamato Ichihashi began teaching in the History department specializing in Japanese history, international relations, and the Japanese American experience. By the 1920s, he was appointed Associate Professor and is believed to be the first person of Asian decent to have held an endowed chair position at an American university. | ||
1916 | Tensions in Campus Housing | A student of Chinese decent was physically thrown out of the residences at Encina Hall by white male students. This action prompted the Chinese and Japanese communities at Stanford to raise funds to establish residences on campus for their students. | ||
1916 | Establishment of Japanese Clubhouse | Japanese Students establish the Japanese Clubhouse on Santa Ynez Street. The clubhouse provided a safe home for students of Japanese ancestry on campus until the start of WWII. | ||
1919 | Establishment of the Chinese Clubhouse | Chinese community establishes the Stanford Chinese Clubhouse located on Salvatierra where the law school currently stands. Much like a present day row house, the residence included housing for current students as well as a kitchen and lounge for community gatherings. | ||
1929 | Anti-Filipino Violence | As the Filipino population increases. Anti-Filipino riots and murders occur up and down the West Coast. | ||
1935 | Filipino Repatriation Act | Offers to pay the way back to the Philippines for Filipinos choosing to go. 2000 Filipinos leave. | ||
1942 | Executive Order 9066: Japanese American Internment | Puts 120,000 Japanese (primarily U.S. citizens) in 10 concentration camps. | Students & Faculty of Japanese Decent Sent to Internment Camps | President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 authorizing the wartime internment of 120,000 U.S. citizens and residents of Japanese ancestry. At the time 24 students with Japanese surnames were enrolled at Stanford and were forced to leave along with Professor Yamato Ichihashi and wife Kei who remained in the camps until the end of the war. |
1944 | Korematsu vs. US | Supreme court rules that Executive Order 9066 ) constitutional. | ||
1965 | National Origins Act | Raises Asian immigration to 20,000 per year for Asian countries, the same as European countries. The new act favors educated middle class immigrants therby changing the class dynamics of the Asian American community. | ||
1965 - 1973 | Vietnam War | US involvement in the Vietnam War. The draft began for all males born between 1944-1950. Nationwide college students protested the war following the fatal shootings at Kent State in 1970. | Stanford Campus Vietnam Protests | Students and faculty protest Stanford's policy on Selective Service examinations and classified research including Stanford Research Institute's work on chemical weapons. By 1970 the Board of Trustees voted to sever ties with SRI. |
1967 | Coining of the term "Asian American" | Yuji Ichioka, a UCLA scholar, coined the term to bring diverse Asian groups together as he formed the first pan-Asian American political group - the Asian American Political Alliance. Previously people of Asian decent were referred to as Asiatic or Oriental. | ||
1969 | Asian American Student Alliance (later known as the Asian American Students' Association) Formed | AASA was formed to help Asian Americans meet and understand more about each other though social and cultural programs and to bring attention to Asian American student needs on campus. | People's Disco; National coalition for redress and reparations for Japanese Americans incarcerated during WWII; students seek minority status for Asians at Stanford (1981) | ||
1969 | The fight for Asian American Studies at Stanford Begins | Following the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., students from the Black Student Union interrupted an address by Provost Richard Lyman and presented a set of demands which led to the establishment of the program in African and Afro-American Studies. Inspired by this action, Asian American students start a petition for Asian American Studies to develop new knowledge and understanding of the Asian community and experience and above all, to cultivate self-awareness among the Asian American student body. | ||
1971 | Asian American Theme Dorm Established | Junipero House founded as the Asian American Theme Dorm to foster Asian American ethnic and cultural understanding within a residential setting. Anthropology Professor Harumi Befu is the first Resident fellow. An Asian American Resource center was housed in Junipero until space became available in the Firetruck house in 1977. | ||
1971 | The first Asian American Studies Course | Gordon Chang, a then-graduate student in History, teaches the first Asian American Studies course offered under the student led Stanford Workshops on Political and Social Issues (SWOPSI). | ||
1974 | The People's Teahouse | Students establish a non-profit student-run organization that donates funds to worth-while Asian American related projects and groups on campus and in the surrounding community. | ||
1975 | The Fall of Saigon | The official end of the Vietnam War signaled the arrival of large numbers of Vietnamese refugees in the US. Over 700,000 refugees from Southeast Asia settled in the US during a ten year span. | Asian American New Student Orientation Committee Established | Established by students to welcome incoming Asian American students and to introduce them to the activities, organizations, and aspirations of the Asian American community at Stanford. Started the Asian American Sourcebook and Big Brother / Big Sibling Program. |
1977 | I-Hotel Evictions | Eviction of elderly Filipino and Chinese tenants from International Hotel in San Francisco | Asian American Activities Center Established | Asian American Activities Center is located at the Old Fire Truck House and staffed entirely by volunteer student interns. |
1978 | Asian American Theater Project Established | To help shape a more realistic image of Asian Americans in theater and to present relevant Asian American works. | ||
1981 | Okada House Founded | The Asian American Theme dorm moved from Junipero House to Madera in Wilbur Hall and was renamed Okada House in honor of John Okada (1924-1971), pioneer Asian American artist and author of the novel No-No Boy. The dorm is home to 96 students 40% Asian American. | ||
1982 | Vincent Chin and National Asian American Identity | Chinese American Vincent Chin was murdered in Detroit at the height of layoffs in the US auto industry due to increasing Japanese imports. Asian American groups around the country rallied to classify the murder as a hate crime and to build coaltions to push for Federal prosecution. This fuels a national Asian American movement. | Model Minority Newsweek Cover | The magazine Newsweek On Campus features 4 Stanford students posing in the Quad under the headline "Asian-Americans: The Drive to Excel" feeding misperceptions of Asian Americans as the "Model Minority" |
1986 | Admissions Policy Questioned | Prompted by the questions raised to Dean of Admissions Jean Fetter by Stanford Junior Jeffrey Au, the Academic Senate Committee conducts a study of Asian American admissions. The committee finds that "unconscious bias" caused the discrepancy in admissions rates and immediately following the report, admissions rates for Asian American students increased to 89 percent of the white admission rate. | ||
1987 | Rainbow Agenda & Institutionalizing the Community Centers | Students form the Rainbow Agenda (including AASA, MEChA, SAIO, BSU) propose a set of demands including the institutionalization of the Asian American Activities Center and the hiring of a full time Director/Dean; Julian Low becomes the first half time Director of the new department and Elsa Tsutaoka is the office manager. | ||
1987-1988 | Western Culture Curriculum Debate | Students rallied to change the required first year Western Cultures course that included predominantly works of European-Western authors advocating instead for a curriculum that included ethnic minority and women authors. Reverend Jesse Jackson led a march down Palm Drive with over 200 students chanting "Hey hey, ho ho, Western Civ has got to go," and the curriculum debate drew national media attention. In 1989 Western Cultures was replaced by a new course for freshmen, Cultures, Ideas, & Values (CIV), that included works on race, class, and gender. | ||
1988 | Students of Color Coalition | The Students of Color Coalition leads a rally against racism from White Plaza to the Quad to present a platform for multicultural education at Stanford. | ||
1988 - 1989 | Founding of Many API Student Organizations | As the Asian American student population grows, new student organizations representing the breath of diversity within the community flourish. Chinese Folk Dance, Stanford University Nikkei, Stanford Vietnamese Association, Stanford Wushu, Hong Kong Student Association, Korean Students Association, Pilipino American Students Association, Stanford "K"lub of India (Sanskriti), the Thai-American Intercultural Society, and the Undergraduate Chinese American Association were all founded during this time. | ||
1989 | University Committee on Minority Issues | Formed in response to the demands of the student led Rainbow Agenda, the President and Provost form the University Committee on Minority Issues. The UCMI report outlines recommendations for: diversifying curriculum; minority faculty recruitment, retention & promotion; student admissions and financial aid; student life; and staff recruitment, retention & promotion. | ||
1989 | Takeover of the President's Office | Students take over President Donald Kennedy's Office with a list of 120 demands including Asian American Studies at Stanford, chanting… "JUST ONE ASIAN AMERICAN HISTORY PROFESSOR". Kennedy releases a statement to the press saying "We confirm that many minority issues and concerns are not the special pleadings of interest groups but are Stanford issues--ones that should engage all of us" and states goal to hire 30 minority faculty in the following decade. | ||
1989 | Asian American Activities Center Institutionalized with First Full Time Director | The Asian American Activities center is institutionalized through funding from the Dean of Student Affairs which enables the hiring of the first full time director Rick Yuen. | ||
1990 | Report on Building Multicultural University Community | As a follow up to the UCMI report, the Annual Review Panel released an assessment with recommendations to: institutionalize multiculturalism as a university value; incorporate multicultural goals in internal planning processes; and increase institutional accountability through an Internal University Minority Audit Group composed of faculty, staff, senior administrators and students. | ||
1990 | Asian American Studies Courses offered | Professors Gordon Chang and David Palumbo-Liu are the first to be appointed as tenure-track Asian American Studies scholars. The following year, Asian American Studies scholars offer a core curriculum consisting of five Asian American Studies courses, as a result of collaborative efforts of Profs. Chang, Palumbo-Liu, Sylvia Yanagisako , and Bill Hing. | ||
1991-1993 | More API Student Groups Founded | Asian American student groups continue to grow in number, adding performing arts and greek organizations including Stanford Taiko, Lambda Phi Epsilon, alpha Kappa Delta Phi, Project AYIME, Stanford Hwimori, Newtype Anime club, Singaporeans at Stanford, Indonesian Club at Stanford, and the Asian American Sib Program. | ||
1991 | Asian American Activities Center Professional Staff Increases to Two Full Time Positions | Cindy Ng is hired as the second full time professional staff member at the Asian American Activities Center starting as a Program Coordinator. | ||
1992 | Los Angeles Riots | After the acquittal of the white LAPD officers who were filmed beating black motorist Rodney King, one of the biggest riots begins in LA. For days, massive violence, destruction, and looting erupts throughout the city. Over 2000 Korean-owned business are destroyed. | Aftermath of the LA Riots | Jesse Jackson speaks at Memorial Auditorium on the issue of Anti-Asian violence following the Los Angeles Riots. |
1993 | Support for Ethnic Community Centers | In response to potential budget cuts to the ethnic community centers, students hold a speak out in White Plaza, titled "Bridging the Gap Between Rhetoric and Reality | ||
1993 | Asian American Interactive Mentoring Program Established | Responding to the UCMI report findings, the Asian American Activities Center establishes the first mentoring program for undergraduate students at Stanford focused on support and retention with a lens of cultural understanding. Faculty, staff, and alumni sign up to mentor sophomore students through the program. | ||
1993 -1994 | Ethnic Center Staff Equity | Assistant Directors in the ethnic community centers were reclassified and received pay increases following an investigation into equity to bring them on par with the Assistant Directors in the Office of Student Activities. | ||
1994 | Opportunities and Challenges | In response to the request for budget cut scenarios, the ethnic community centers submit a report making a case for further investment instead of cuts, highlighting the increased demand for services from the community centers given the diverse student body. | ||
1994 | Concerned Students for Asian American Studies | Concerned Students for Asian American Studies members disrupt a Faculty Senate meeting, demanding consideration for an Asian American Studies Program. It is the first time that a Faculty Senate meeting is prematurely adjourned. The following year an Asian American Studies Curriculum Committee is formed and charged with developing a curriculum for an Asian American Studies major and minor. | ||
1994 | Four Chicano students go on hunger strike | Hunger strikers demand reinstatement of a senior Chicana administrator, the establishment of a Chicano Studies program and a grape boycott on campus. Students from AASA, BSU and SAIO join in support of the strikers. | ||
1994 | Increased Funding for Ethnic Centers | In response to events throughout the year, Provost Condelezza Rice approves an increase of 25K in soft funding for each of the four ethnic community centers. The funding was granted on a 2year renewable basis. | ||
1994 | Racial Profiling of Asian American youth | In an Orange county community where the majority population is white, Asian families protest against a mug book which keeps records of suspected gang members living in the city of Westminster. Over 70% of those profiled were Asian American. | Alternative Spring Break | The first Asian American focused ASB trips "Asian American Issues: From Identity to Action" and "The Challenge of Identity: The Filipino-American in California" were created to introduce students to the needs of various communities through direct service, experiential learning, discussion, and reflection. |
1994 | Task Force on Minority Alumni Relations | Provost Condoleeza Rice established the Task Force to "develop fundamental recommendations for improving the level of engagement between the University and its alumni of color." Over two years, the Task Force indexed diversity resources for students and alumni, surveyed minority alumni perspectives, and explored campus issues of potential interest to minority alumni. As a direct result of the Task Force report in 1996 the Alumni Association created the Volunteer Clearinghouse to encourage minority alumni engagement with the University. | ||
1995 | Minority Alumni Hall of Fame Established | Stanford's ethnic community centers established the Alumni Hall of Fame to recognize the contributions of the University's outstanding alumni of color in an awards ceremony during Reunion Homecoming Weekend. | ||
1996 | Proposition 209 | This California Civil Rights Initiative ends gender and racial preferences thus ending affirmative action in public institutions. | Center for Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity Established | The Faculty Senate unanimously approves the establishment of the CCSRE department offering majors and minors in race and ethnic studies with a comparative focus. |
1996 | Listen to the Silence | Annual conference open to students throughout the Bay Area and the country that addresses pressing issues in the Asian American community and brings representatives from local community groups to campus to educate participants about these issues. | ||
1996 | Queer and Asian group Established | Stanford's first student group focused on providing a welcoming and safe space for Stanford students to engage in issues concerning the API and LGBTQ identities. | ||
1996 | Funding for Ethnic Centers Renewed | Staff of the four ethnic community centers submit the "Report to the Provost on the Special Allocation to the Ethnic Community Centers for Recuitment, Retention, and Cultural Programming". Following the report, the 25K in soft funding is renewed for each center for another cycle. | ||
1997 | Anti-Asian Hate Crimes on the rise | The National Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium reports 534 suspected and confirmed anti-Asian hate crime incidents, an increase from 458 in the previous year. | Anti-Asian Hate Crimes on campus | Derogatory racial epithets are found in the A3C in two separate incidents. "Chink" was written in red felt pen on a computer monitor in the couchroom, and mustard was used to write "Fuck you chink" inside the refrigerator. |
1997 | Asian American Studies Program Established | After more than 25 years of student struggle and protest, beginning January 1, 1997, students are now able to major in Asian American Studies. History Prof. Gordon Chang is appointed the first director for the program. | ||
1999 | Leading through Education Activism and Diversity Program Established | Established as a collaborative effort by the ethnic community centers, the LEAD program provided training for student leaders using the Social Change model for leadership development. Alumni of the program went on to serve as ASSU presidents, national scholars, and student group leaders. The program continued for a decade until eliminated due to budget cuts in 2010. | ||
1999 | Spy Allegations: the Dr. Wen Ho Lee case | A researcher of Los Alamos National Laboratory is accused of being a spy and responsible for the leaks concerning W88 weapons systems. | Racist Email Sent Across Campus | An email purported to come from a Stanford graduate student of Asian decent was sent to over 25,000 accounts that included offensive hate speech. Asian American student leaders, faculty, and staff denounce the message and students, in coalition with other ethnic community groups, advocate for a policy against hate crimes on campus. |
2000 | Cultural Awareness Associates | Students participating in the LEAD project called for the creation of Cultural Awareness Associates in the residences to promote cross cultural dialogue and awareness for all Stanford students. The first four CAA positions began 2002. | ||
2000 | Concerned Students for Community Centers | Students gather to fom the Concerned Students for Community Centers and submitted a proposal to newly appointed University Provost John Etchemendy requesting increased funding, space and maintenance for the centers. | ||
2001 | Stabilizing Funding for Ethnic Centers | President John Hennesy approved an additional 15K in soft funding for the community centers. In later years he would approve a conversion of the initial 25K to hard funding and added an additional 25K to each center's budget. | ||
2001 | 9/11 Attacks & Aftermath | Following the terrorist attacks on the WTC and the Pentagon, Arab Americans and South Asians encounter hostile discrimination and are victims of hate crimes. | Hate Crimes in the Quad | Hate crime written in classrooms during Winter Quarter finals. They read: "Rape all Asian b*** and dump them," "F** Sp**!", "White man is King!", "Nuke Arabs", "N***s don't get it, this is a White only class." Police and Stanford administrators cover up graffiti and did not disclose the threatening contents until the Stanford Daily and San Francisco Chronicle broke the story. |
2002 | Abercrombie & Fitch Campaign | Stanford students launch a nation-wide boycott of Abercrombie and Fitch to protest T-shirts with stereotypical caricatures of Asians Americans, resulting in the shirts being pulled from stores. | ||
2002-2004 | Increasing Diversity in Student Organizations | New student organizations emerge representing not only increased ethnic diversity but also socio-political diversity in the community. New groups include the Stanford Asian American Activism Committee, the Multiracial Identified Community at Stanford, Malaysians at Stanford, Pakistanis at Stanford, Muslim Student Awareness Network, Bhangra,Hindi Film Dance, Noopor, Kayumanggi, and the sorority Sigma Psi Zeta as well as many others. | ||
2003 | Books Not Bombs | Students march, rally, and conduct a teach-in calling for Books Not Bombs at the Quad to protest impending US military action in Iraq. | ||
2003-2004 | Focus on Filipino, Vietnamese & South Asian Students | The Asian American Activities Center launches new Speaker Series focused on smaller Filipino, Vietnamese and South Asian communities. | ||
2004 | Asian American Activities Center New Associate Dean & Director, Cindy Ng | After serving as the Assistant Director for 13 years, Cindy Ng was promoted to Associate Dean of Students and Director of the Asian American Activities Center after former Director Rick Yuen transitioned to the Office of Judicial Affairs. Shelley Tadaki '00, MA'03 was hired as the new Associate Director | ||
2004 | Task Force on Minority Alumni Relations Report | In recognition of the increasingly diverse alumni community and the growing diversity of the student body, the Board of Trustees convened a second Task Force on Minority Alumni Relations in 2001. The group researched alumni perceptions and concerns and released a report in 2004 encouraging University leadership to: increase minority alumni participation in leadership roles throught the University; cultivate minority alumni as donors; and increase faculty diversity. Stanford's first ever Minority Alumni Conference was held at the time the report was released. | "Filipino Leaders Eye on the Future", South Asian Women Leaders in Focus, and Vietnamese Leaders Series | ||
2004 | Refugee Resettlement | The most recent wave of Hmong refugees arrives from Wat Tham Krabok in Thailand after the closure of the last refugee camps. | Advancing Diversity in Asian American Admissions | Over forty students stage a protest at Dean of Admissions Robin Mamlet's office to demand an increase in Filipino and Southeast Asian American student outreach and admissions acceptances. |
2004 | Anti-Hmong Sentiment Builds | Hmong hunter, Chai Vang, is charged with six counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder after being caught trespassing and returning fire. Racial slurs against Hmong proliferate in the mid-east in response. Vang is found guilty of all counts and sentenced to 6 life sentences. | ||
2005 | Hurricane Katrina | Hurricane Katrina hits the US Gulf Coast. Approximately 400,000 residents were displaced including many Vietnamese Americans who faced property loss, elimination of their fishing businesses, and for some, a return of PTSD symptoms triggered by similarites to their refugee experience in coming to the US. | 9066/911: Community & Identity in Wartime America | The Asian American Activities Center marks the 5th Anniversary of 9/11 with a panel titled, From 9066 to 9/11, featuring leaders of the Muslm community, Japanese American community, and Civil Rights leaders who discussed parallels between anti-Japanese hysteria during WW II and anti Muslim, Sikh hysteria post 9/11. |
2006 | Chinese Alumni Club Commemoration | George Leong '47 and fellow Chinese Clubhouse alumni raise funds to support the Asian American Acticities Center which carries on the sense of place that was so important to them as students in the 1940s. Funds go to furnish the Old Union Clubhouse Ballroom and a plaque is installed recognizing the contributions of the Chinese alumni. | ||
2006 | First Generation Experience for Stanford Students | Recognizing unique challenges faced by first generation college students, the Asian American Activities Center takes the lead in hosting the first student panel during admit weekend focused on the "First Generation Student Experience at Stanford". | ||
2006 | Asian American Student Health & Well Being Study | The Asian American Activities Center convened a Task Force to examine mental health concerns for Asian American students after several suicides. The following year, a first of it's kind survey was sent out to all self-identified Asian American students gathering information on health & well being as well as help seeking behavior. Findings led to the establishment of the After Dark Program at the Asian American Activities Center focusing on mental health concerns. | ||
2006 | Okada House Targeted with Racial Slurs | After imposter student Azia Kim was discovered, Okada house residents are targets of anti-asian attacks and racist reactions including fraternities shouting "F---Okada" and "Azia Kim" in mock Asian accents; Asian American female residents were harassed as if they were Azia Ki; a member of a fraternitiy urinated on the dorm front lawn as others yelled "F---Okada". Resident staff and student leaders of the Asian American community stood up for themselves and filed an Acts of Intolerance complaint resulting in disciplinary action. Also, the following year an ill-humored ASSU t-shirt mocking the mental health of Azia Kim was pulled after Asian American student leaders protested the use of student fees forsuch a design. | ||
2007 | Sweat Free Stanford | Students from the Stanford Asian American Activism Committee launch a campaign urging the University to join the Worker Rights Consortium and adopt a manufacturing Code of Conduct guaranteeing workers of factories producing Stanford apparel basic human rights. In May, students sit-in at the President's Office and 11 students are arrested. The protest resulted in Stanford joining the WRC. | ||
2007 | Anti-Hmong Violence | Cha Vang is killed in a hunting accident. An all white jury charges his killer, James Nichols with second degree intentional homicide rather than the original first degree murder. Questions of whether this was a retaliation killing for Chai Vang's case a few years earlier arise. | Homg Student Union and Stanford Khmer Association Established | As a result of the student push for increased outreach to the Southeast Asian community, the first Hmong and Khmer student groups are formed on campus providing support for these smaller communities. |
2008 | Statewide Hmong Issues Conference at Stanford | Students from the Hmong Student Union host the first Statewide Hmong Issues Conference to be held at Stanford, drawing an auidence of over 200 from all areas of the State to campus to explore history, culture and issues facing the Hmong community. | ||
2009 | Historical Reunions for API Student Groups | The Asian American Students Association celebrates it's 40th Anniversary; The Asian American Theater Project celebrates it's 30th Anniverary; and the Pilipino American Student Union celebrates it's 20th Anniversary. | ||
2009 | Concerned Students for Community Centers | Students gather to revive the Concerned Students for the Community Centers to hold meetings and rallies to protest planned cuts to staffing and funding of centers. | ||
2009 | Cuts to the Community Centers Programs & Staffing | Vice Provost for Student Affairs Greg Boardman announced $3M in cuts to the Student Affairs division as part of the two year planned $100M cut to the University Budget. Boardman cited "health and wellbeing, academic success or achievement, risk management and compliance mandates" as priority areas in deciding on cuts and all community centers suffered cuts in program funds to varying degress. In 2010, professional staff of all centers were reduced from FTE to 10-2 with half time status & benefits for two months of the summer. One month was restored in 2011, bringing the staff to an 11-1 schedule. | ||
2011 | Racist UCLA Girl | Alexandra Wallace, a junior political science major at UCLA posts a Youtube video entitled "Asians in the Library" the same day the earthquake and tsunami hit in Japan. In the video, Wallace imitates "the hordes of Asian people" at UCLA and mocked them for talking on the phone in the library with phrases like "Ohhhh! Ching chong ling long ting tong!". UCLA's Asian Pacific Coalition called for the University to discipline Wallace for using "hate speech" and violating the student code of conduct and after the University announced that it will not take action against Wallace for the video, she announces publicly that she will no longer attend UCLA in an apology letter. | ||
2012 | Research Project on Chinese Railroad Workers | Two Stanford faculty, Gordon Chang and Shelley Fishkin, launch a multi-year transnational research project involving an international team of academics to document and explore the experience of Chinese railroad workers in America. | ||
2012 | Asian American Activities Center Staff Changes | After a year long national search, Jerald Adamos was hired as the third Associate Director of the Asian American Activities Center following the departure of former Associate Director Shelley Tadaki. | ||
2012 | Pew Report: The Rise of Asian Americans | The Pew Research Center publishes the findings of a study on Asian Americans entitled "The Rise of Asian Americans," that gives attention to an often misunderstood racial group, but ignores the tremendous social and economic diversity within Asian American communities. The report notes that "Asian Americans are the most educated" and "has the highest median household income" but does not disaggregate data by different ethnic groups as captured from the U.S. Census Bureau. The report perpetuates the misunderstandings of API's that policy makers still can not fully address in regards to the educational, economic, and social service needs of America's fastest growing racial group. | ||
2012 | Gordon Chang & David Palumbo-Liu named to Endowed Chairs | Professors Gordon Chang is named the Oliver H. Palmer Professor in Humanities and David Palumbo-Liu is named the Louise Hewlett Nixon Professor. | ||
2013 | Stereotyped remarks regarding Vietnamese, Cambodian, & Laotian culture | Visiting Professor Joel Brinkley writes an op-ed article in the Chicago Tribune recapping his experience in Vietnam stating the country is "gruesome" and "aggressive" with a backwards diet of endangerded animals. As many challenge his article, he responds stating "After all half of Laotian children grow up stunted, even today. In Cambodia the rate is 40 percent. That means they grow up short and not so smart". Students from the Stanford Vietnamese Student Association write a letter to administrators with the support of over 15 student organizations to have him reviewed. | ||
2013 | Chair of Faculty Senate | David Palumbo-Liu, the Louise Hewlett Nixon Professor is elected as the chair of Stanford's 46th Faculty Senate, making him the second person of color in the institutions's history to hold this position. |
Subjects and Indexing Terms
Records, 1995-040
Asian American Activities Center, Asian American Students Association (AASA) and miscellaneous documents
Asian American Activities Center
Asian American Activities Center
OSA Intern [Fall 1982]
OSA Intern [Winter 1983]; Asian-American Activities
Activities Center [1983]
Intern Selection [1981]
Asian American Students Association
AASA Info Sheet
AASA Account
AASA [Winter 1983]
Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Week
Asian Heritage Week Finances 1983
Asian Heritage Week [1983]
Cultural Night - Asian Heritage Week [1983]
Asian American New Student Orientation Committee (AANSOC) 1979
Asian American Graduate Student Survey 1979-1980
Big Sib Little Sib (Asian American Sibling Program) [1983-84]
People's Tea House 1982-83
Conference on Asian American Community [Spring 1972]
Stanford Workshops on Political and Social Issues (SWOPSI) 1983
Winter Quarter Activities
Community Events Spring 1983
ASSU Constitution
Funding Guidelines [1982-83]; ASSU Announcements
Locke, California
Miscellaneous
Chinatown, San Francisco
Japanese Americans
Yoshimura, Wendy
Film Information
JCPA
Indochinese Refugees
SEC Copies
To be completed
The University of California Student Lobby
RF Minutes -- WB
The Little Tokyo Peoples Rights Organization (LTPRO)
Media and Publicity
Iran
Women
A C Keys
Levasseur, Patricia; Identity Patterns among Filipino American Youth
AAPLA 1982
Asian American Students' Association (AASA) records
AASA: News and Events [1988-1989]
Asian American Students' Association
AASA Spring Dance [1978]
AASA [1983-1983]
AASA Constitution and Structure Functioning [1985-1986]
AASA Flyers [1987-1988]
AASA [1988]
Rainbow Agenda [1987]
Finances [1983-1984]
AASA 1986-1987]
AASA Social Committee [1990-1991]
AASA Social Committee
Phone Lists
AASA [1982-1983]
Asian American [1981-1982]
AASA Issues Committee
AASA Previous Budgets
AASA Culture and Education
AASA Fee Assessment
AASA General / Outreach
AASA Issues Committee, Asian American Studies
New Winds Newsletter [1989-1990]
Asia America
Asian American Student Organizations
Stanford Hong Kong Students Association
Stanford Hawaii Club
Asian American Christian Fellowship (AACF)
Chinese Folk Dancing
Half Asian People's Association (HAPA) 1990-91
Stanford Vietnamese Association [1990-91]
Old Skas [1991]
Asian Law Students Association (ALSA)
A/PI Endorsements
Stanford Asian Youth Project [1990-91]
East Coast Asian Student Union (ECASU)
Asian American Medical Students
Stanford Hong Kong Student Association
Student Organization Services Info [1990-1991]
Korean American Students Association
Korean Students Association
Asian American Activities Center
Asian American New Student Orientation (AANSOC)
AANSOC [1983-1984]
AANSOC T-Shirt Design
AANSOC [1990-91]
Big Sib Little Sib Program
AANSOC Big Sib and Little Sib [1982]
Big Sib / Little Sib Program
Big Sib / Little Sib [1987-1988]
Big Sib / Little Sib [1988-1989]
Asian Pacific American Student Union (APSU)
Asian/Pacific Islander Student Union
APSU Cultural Night
APSU
APSU Mail out
Stanford University Nikkei (SUN)
SUN
Stanford University Nikkei [1990-91]
Stanford University Nikkei (SUN)
Asian American Graduate Students
Asian American Graduate Students
Asian American Graduate Students Association
Graduate Students
Asian American Graduate Students Association (AAGSA)
Asian American Business Student Association
Asian American Business Association [1990-91]
Asian American Business Student Association
Ho'Oikaika (Native Hawaiian)
Ho'Oikaika
Ho'Oikaia (Native Hawaiian)
Misc non-student files
Unity Network [1988-89]
Stanford Asian / Pacific American Alumni Club (SAPAAC) [1990-91]
Asian Staff Forum
Asian Staff Forum, List
Asian Staff Forum [1990-91]
Asian American Art Series
Asian American Art Series, Unbound Feet, Poetry / Dramatic Monologue [Winter 1980]
Asian American Theater Project (AATP), Paper Angels [1988]
AA Art Series, Asian American Theater Workshop [Winter 1980]
AA Art Series, Asian American Musicians Organization [Winter 1980]
AA Art Series, Nelly Wong, Poetry [Winter 1980]
AA Art Series, George Leong, Fiction [Winter 1980]
AA Art Series, Nancy Araki, Visual Communications, Film [Winter 1980]
AA Art Series, Proposal
AA Art Series, Philip Gotanda, Artist-in-Residence, Song for a Nisei Fisherman [Winter 1980]
AA Art Series, Carlos Villa, Painting
AA Art Series, Asian American Dance Collective [Winter 1980]
Asian Americans and the Media; Asian American Politics; Asian American History and other miscellaneous documents
Asian Americans and the Media
Asians and the San Francisco Media
Asian Images - a Message to the Media
Asian Americans: Let's Make it
The Intellectual and the Mass Media
Ambush at Kamikaze Pass
Adhesive Tape Orientals
Asian American for a Fair Media
All the News that Sells
Another Government: The News Media
Notes on Stereotypes and Stereotyping
Media Monitor
The Media Barons and the Public Interest
A Look at the Caricatures of the Asians
An Interview with Jan Yanehiro
FCC: Regulation of Programming in the Public Interest
How Children's Books Distort the Asian American Image
The Reporter as Activist
Print media should revise its mission
The Politics of News Media Control
The Perils of Newspaper Literacy
Asians in Mass Media Newsletter
Asians in the Media: The Shadows in the Spotlight
The Bay Area's One and Only
Blacks on TV: a Disturbing Image
A China Man's Chance Revisited
Commercial TV - Portrayal of Woman and Minorities
Confessions of the Chinatown Cowboy
Don't Worry Judge, It's just us
Asian Stereotypes in Film
Some Effects of Mass Media
The Television Audience and Program Mediocrity
Television Pollutes Us All
Toward Barefoot Journalism
It Ain't All Smiles and Sukiyaki
Interview - Tommy Chung and Russel Valpariso
Interview - Tommy Chung and Russel Valpariso; Copy 2
Asian American Politics
Asian American Identity and Politics; Copy 1
Asian American Identity and Politics; Copy 2
Asian American Identity and Politics; Copy 3
Asian American Identity and Politics
Asian American Identity and Politics
The Emergence of the Asian-American Movement
Some Thoughts on Asian America Today
Rocky Road: North American Politics and Asian America
An Interview with Warren Furutani
The Significance of Asian in American Society
Stanford Workshops on Political and Social Issues (SWOPSI) 186: Asian American and the Media
SWOP 186, Asian American and the Media [8] - readings
SWOP 186, Asian American and the Media [6] - readings
SWOP 186, Asian American and the Media [7] - readings
SWOP 186, Asian American and the Media [5] - readings
SWOP 186, Asian American and the Media [4] - readings
SWOP 186, Asian American and the Media [3] - readings
SWOP 186, Asian American and the Media [2] - readings
Asian American History
Chinese Immigrants
Rediscovered Voices: Chinese Immigrants and Angel Island
The New Immigrants
Shifting Occupational and Class Structures 1930-1966
America is in the Heart, an Excerpt; Copy 3
America is in the Heart, an Excerpt; Copy 2
America is in the Heart, an Excerpt
The Filipino: Looking for a better life
1960 - today; New Era of Struggle
Japanese American History
Nisei in Hawaii
Legal Aspects of the Japanese American Relocation
The Japanese as Workers and their Responses to Plantation Conditions
Japanese in Hawaii
Japanese in Hawaii before World War II
Farewell to Manzanar
Small Business and Japanese American Solidarity
Hito Hata
The Japanese and Japanese Americans
Cultural Conflicts and Accommodations of the first and second Generation Japanese
The Evacuation of the Japanese During World War II
Socio-Psychological Effects of the Concentration Camp Experience
Nisei: The quiet American?
Small Business and Japanese American Ethnic Solidarity
Nisei: The quiet American? a Re-evaluation
A Case Study of San Francisco's Japan town
Critical Reviews of: Japanese Americans: The Untold Story (1971)
Asian American History
Asian American Issues
"The Broken Ladder": Asian Americans in City Government
Asian American Employment
Employment Policy Recommendations
Readings on Racism and Race Relations in Hawaii
Toward a Political Economy of Chinese America; Copy 1
Toward a Political Economy of Chinese America; Copy 2
Toward a Political Economy of Chinese America; Copy 3
Need for Awareness, an essay on Chinatown, S.F.
Need for Awareness, an essay on Chinatown, S.F.
Employment Discrimination against the Chinese
Employment Discrimination against the Chinese
Asian Americans and Mental Health
Why do People go or don't go to the Doctor?
Personality and Mental Health: A Clarification
The Shame Factor: Counseling Asian Americans
What the Citizen can do
The Failure of Democracy in a Time of Crisis
An Introduction to Asian American Writing
Silicon Valley Blues
Profiles
Educational Record
The Chinese in South-East Asia: A longer View
Asian American Campus and Political Issues; Publications; Asian American Activities Center and other miscellaneous documents
Stanford: Course Descriptions
News Clippings
News Clippings
Rainbow Agenda; Minority Affairs
Western Culture
Asian American Activities Center
University of Oregon Survey: Asians and Attitudes towards Elderly
Building Our Future
Asians and American: News Articles
SWOPSI 112: From Stereotypes to Revolution
Public Service
R R - Civil Liberties Act of 1987
Proposition 63 - English Only
UC Berkeley: Study on Asian Immigrants
Western Culture
Education [incl. Western Culture]
1989-1990 Asians and Americans
Signature Lists
Legal Affairs
Student Support Fundamental Standard
Political Support Network Meetings Minutes
Dean's Stuff
Native American People Today
People's Platform
Students for a Free China
CODE
Student Labor Support Coalition
Ethnic Studies as a Requirement
Admissions Policy
People's Platform Campaign / Election
1985 Proposed Budget Cuts for Federal Student Financial Aid
History 267; Asian American History
Asian American Books - Catalogs
Newspapers / Publications
Asian American Books - SU Libraries
Movies
Source books
Lunar New Year
The Teahouse
Okada House 1990-91
Fall Activities 1990-91
Joey's Stuff
Asian American Activities Center Bulletin
Asian American Activities Center proposals
Asian American Activities Center: Proposal 1987
Asian American Activities Center: Proposals / Petitions
Asian American Activities Center, Funding Proposal
Asian American Studies
Charlesworth: Units 15,16, 19; copy 1
Charlesworth: Units 15,16, 19; copy 2
Charlesworth: Units 15,16, 19; copy 3
Charlesworth: Units 15,16, 19; copy 4
Psychological Problems of Asian and Asian American Students; Stanford
Asian American Peer Counselors
Local, Regional, and National Listings of Asian American Organizations
SWOPSI 187B; Chinese Immigrant Women
SWOPSI 187B; Interracial Dating
SWOPSI 187B; Wrap up; Food for Thought
SWOPSI 187B; Asian Women and Third World Women
Chinatown 1973
Asian American Studies, other institutions
Asian American Studies, Other Universities
California State University, Sacramento; UCLA; Asian American Studies
UCLA; Asian American Studies
UCLA; Asian American Studies
UC Berkeley; Asian American Studies
UC Berkeley; Asian American Studies
UCLA; Asian American Studies
San Jose State University; Asian American Studies
California State University, S.F.; Asian American Studies
Harvard; Asian American Studies
US Davis; Asian American Studies
UCLA; Asian American Studies
Inter-Racial Relations
Readings for SWOPSI 182; Asian American Communities
Asian Immigration Economic and Social Perspective
Bridge Articles: I am Yellow ... Curious? Myth of the Exotic Erotic
Lau v. Nichols: History of a Struggle for Equal and Quality Education
Lau v. Nichols - Two Years After
The Political and Economic Effects of Urban Renewal on Ethnic Communities
The Significance of Asians in American Society
SWOPSI; Ethnic Theme Houses
Contemporary Issues of Asian Americans
SWOPSI 151; Asian American Studies [Spring 1974]
SWOPSI 182; Asian American Communities
Prof. Befu, TA Chan: Asian American Identity
Plant Services Receipts
Student Organization Services
Asian American Studies; 1975-1976
Asian American Conferences (Miscellaneous)
SWOPSI 184; Asian American: Perspectives through Generations
Moynihan, Graduation 1975
Fukuda, AB 173
Asian Neighborhood Design
SWOPSI 184, Arleen Armstrong
Report of UGS-22 Class Project
SWOPSI 186: Asian Americans and the Media-Emerging Perspectives
SWOPSI 184
Asian American Studies: UGS 155a and 155b: The History of the Asian Americans 1848-1945
Asian American Studies 1975-1976
UGS 22: Historical Perspectives of Asian Americans [Fall 1974-75]
News Clippings
Paper Clippings; Asian Americans
Stanford Daily
Press Contacts
News Clippings 1988-89
News Clippings 1989
Theater, "The Fire Within"
Asian American publications; Asian American Women; Asian Americans at Stanford; Asian American Community Organizations and Issues; Redress and Reparations; and Assorted Files
Sourcebook
Asian-American Studies
Sourcebook Raw Material
Talking Stories - Fall 1980-81
Orientation 1989; Banquet
Leaders workshop / retreat
Asian American Students' Association Outreach Info
Miscellaneous Material
Asian American Students' Association, Notes
Essays on Asian American Problems
Contemporary Issues
History
Personal
Essays on Asian American Issues
Asian Pacific Islander Magazine, vol. 1, no. 1-2, 1992
Expressions - Volume II No. 1
Expressions - Volume II No. 2
Asian American Bulletin
Asian American Bulletin; Masters [1984-85]
Asian American Bulletin - Volume VI
Asian American Bulletin - Volume VIII
Asian American Bulletin; Masters [1982-83]
Asian American Bulletin - Volume X
Asian American Bulletin - Volume VIII [1985]
Asian American Bulletin - Volume VI
Asian American Bulletin - Volume V
Asian American Bulletin - Volume IV
Asian American Bulletin - Volume III
Asian American Bulletin - Volume II
Asian American Bulletin - Volume I
Redress and Reparations for Japanese Americans
1979-80 Redress and Reparations
1980-81 Redress and Reparations
Redress and Reparations Committee
Redress and Reparations Committee; Outreach
Redress and Reparations; Documents
1980 Tule Lake Pilgrimage
Film Info
Publications Board
Yellow Pages 1976-77
Stanford News 1975-76
Community Organizations [1984-85]
Annual Report
Open House
AACI / S.F. Journal [1978-79]
AACI Minutes Agenda [1975]
Committee on Service to Students (COSS)
Chinese for Affirmative Action (CAA)
Admissions and Financial Aid [1975-76]
Minority Finances, Moynihan Affair
Asian Americans at Stanford 1971-1976
Asian Americans at Stanford [1975-76]
Asian Americans at Stanford Pre-1972-73 (mostly 1971)
Stanford Asian Students Coordinating Committee (SASCC) 1974-75
Stanford Asian Students Coordinating Committee (SASCC) 1975-76
For Resource Center Bulletin
Winds
Winds
Winds Copy #3
Winds Business [1977-78]
Winds - International Hotel
Winds Business - 1976-77
Winds Correspondence 1978-1979
Winds - General Info
Asian American Women
Winds - Asian American Women
Asian American Women's Journal
A Women's Guide to Stanford, Asian Pacific Islander Magazine
Asian American Women's Group Finances
Feminism in Color, Workshop [Fall 1977]
Asian American Women's Journal [1989]
Stanford Asian Women [1990-91]
Asian American Women
Asian American Women's Material
Asian American Women's Journal
Other Campuses 1984-85
Asian American Community Organizations
Asians Have Made It; or Have They?
Career Planning and Placement Center; Annual Report 1976-1977
Addenda, 1997-073
Articles through 1996
Asian American Activities Center
Asian American Sourcebook
Asian American Sourcebook
Asian American Activities Center miscellaneous: brochures and newsletter
Asian American Activities Center survey findings: Asian American resources
Communicasians newsletter
Establishment and move of Asian American Activities Center
Asian American community issues: alternative spring break
Asian American issues: various articles
Asian American issues: Vietnamese in America
Asian American New Student Orientation Committee
Asian American Students' Association newsletter and planning information
Asian American Studies
Asian American Studies: student coalition
Asian American Studies: undergraduate opportunities
Asian American Studies: Soc162 - "Asian American History"
Asian American Studies: readings
Asian American Studies: miscellaneous
Asian American Studies information
Asian American Studies: faxes from Northwestern
Asian American Studies course development
Asian American Studies at other universities
Asian American Studies
Asian American Studies
Asian American Studies
General Asian American studies
Asian American Theater Project (AATP)
Asian American Theater Project: untitled play
Asian American Theater Project: "Tree by Water"
Asian American Theater Project: "Goldwatch"
Asian Staff Forum files
Asian Staff Forum newsletters
Asian Staff Forum miscellaneous
Asian Staff Forum miscellaneous
Asian Staff Forum miscellaneous
Asian Staff Forum miscellaneous
Asian Staff Forum miscellaneous
Asian Staff Forum miscellaneous
Asian Staff Forum miscellaneous
Asian Staff Forum miscellaneous
Asian Staff Forum miscellaneous
Asian Staff Forum miscellaneous
Asian Staff Forum: event flyers
Asian Staff Forum: Coalition for Cultural Diversity
Asian Staff Forum articles
Asian Staff Forum agendas
Asian Staff Forum: Affirmative Action Council
Asian Staff Forum: Affirmative Action Council
Asian Staff Forum: Affirmative Action Council
Asian Staff Forum: Affirmative Action Council
Bakke Case
Display: Angel Island
Ethnic theme houses
IDP formation
KO intercampus network
Agenda for Action Coalition and Take Over of the President's Office 1989
Occupation of the President's office
Lewis Jackson Case news clippings
Lewis Jackson Case information
Lewis Jackson Case flyers, articles, and information
Agenda for action
People's Platform
Racism: articles and history
Report on Asian working women
SAPAAC News
Sarling Filipino newsletter
Stanford Daily Magazine
SWOPSI
Teahouse
Working group on Asian American student affairs
Yellow English
Annual Review Panel Report on Stanford's Multiracial, Multicultural Community
Asian American Women's Journal
Proceedings of the 1990 Vietnamese-American Conference
Task Force on Minority Alumni Relations: report and recommendations
University Committe on Minority Issues (UCMI)
University Committee on Minority Issues: staff subcommittee final report
Final Report of the 1990 Annual Review Panel
Stanford University Self-Study on Building a Multiracial, Multicultural University Community
University Committee on Minority Issues miscellaneous
University Committee on Minority Issues
University Committee on Minority Issues
Junipero Asian American Theme Dorm
Junipero theme associate information
Junipero Reisdent Fellow Daniel Okimoto
Junipero newsletter
Junipero
Junipero
Addenda, 2003-212
Asian American Activities Center (A3C) Records
Asian American Activities Center (A3C)
Asian American Activities Center letters
Asian American Activities Center news clippings
Proposal to establish Asian American Center
Proposal for Assistant Dean of Asian American Activities Center
Asian American Activities Center Survey
Asian American Activities Center mural project
Asian American graduation reception
Spring Communciasians newsletter
Winter >Communicasians
Asian American Activities Center bulletin
Communicasians
Asian American Activities Center History Project audio tapes
Proposal for Intern for Asian American affairs in Office of Student Activities
Asian American Activities Center Bulletin Guidelines
Asian American Activities Center Bulletin Funding Proposal
Proposal for Asian American Cultural Center
Stanford Asian American Awards
OSA Asian American intern
Asian American Graduation
Communicasians
New Directions in Foreign Policy, South Africa
Asian Pacific Student Union NorCal conference
Stanford Asian Students Coordinating Committee (SASCC) Newsletter, MIN
MIN
MIN
Agenda for Action Takeover of President's office by students of color
Okada Teahouse
Eating Clubs
Photos: Okada, Teahouse, and misc.
News articles: Asian American Studies
Asian American history at Stanford
The Fortnightly Asian American newsletter
Activities
Activities
Miscellaneous flyers and programs
Old Stanford publications
Reflections Korean American Journal
Asian American Women's Journal
Asian American Womens Journal
Asian American Women's Journal
Asian Pacific Islander Magazine
Asian American community newsletters
Korean American Student Conference (KASCON) binder
Korean American Student Association
President Kennedy response to Rainbow Agenda
East Coast Asian Student Union (ECASU) Journal
East Wind, Harvard Asian American Journal
Asian American Resource Workshop newsletter
Coalition for Minority Admissions and Financial Aid
Journals
Asians and the draft
SWOPSI class - Asian American in an Urban Setting
Statewide Education Rights Network
Educational Forum Asian Heritage Week
Off campus events
Public Service
List of Community Organizations in San Francisco Bay Area
Listen to the Silence conference
Asian and admissions
Asian American Rescource Center
History of Asian American Students' Association 20 years by Judy Wu
Minority Admission
Policy changes toward Asian Americans at Stanford
I-Hotel flyers
Stanford Asian Students Coordinating Committee (SASCC)
Asian Pacific Student Union (APSU)
Asian Pacific Student Union
Asian Pacific Student Union
Asian Pacific Student Union
Asian Pacific Student Union
Asian Pacific Student Union
Asian Pacific Student Union (APSU)
Asian Pacific Student Union Conference
Asian Pacific Student Union NorCal Newsletter
Okada Extravaganza
Asian Americans for Fair Media
Psych. Problems of Asian or Asian American students at Stanford
Hawaii Observer
Asian American Women's Journal contributions
Against the Grain
Miscellaneous Stanford publications
International Examiner Seattle
La Onda
Winds/AAW articles
Miscellaneous publications re Asian Americans
Asian American Community binder
Daily articles
Asian American Society of Engineers and Scientists
Asian American premeds
Junipero House Asian American theme dorm
Junipero House Asian American theme dorm
Yellow Pearl
Asian American Theater Project (AATP) Plays
Play by Bill Yamasaki
Copy, "And the Soul Shall Dance"
Copy, "Talking Stories"
Copy, "Enter the Dragon"
Copy of "FOB"
Supreme Court -- Minority Admissions and Berkeley Law School
SAPAAC Newsletter
Proposition 187
Kathleen Hiroka, Meyer Cultural Outreach Librarian
Advisory Committee on Multicultural Education
Shirley Sun Productions
Disabled Access, Asian American Activities Center
Graduate Admissions report
Graduate student admissions and findings
Adopt A Book, Asian American Activities Center
SWOPSI Asian American and Model Minority Myth
Undergraduate Admissions
Model Minority article
Asian Staff Forum
Filipino Student Union Scholarship
Asian American Arts Conference
APS Magazine
Asian American Demographics
AACI Internship
Asian American work group
National Conference on Race and Ethnicity
Admissions bulletins
"The Wartime Evacuation" by Harry Kitano
Lester Lee denied seat on UC Board of Regents
Asian American Students' Association Binder
Asian Pacific Islanders for Education and Change at Stanford, struggle of Asian American Studies at Stanford
Asian American Studies
Asian American Studies campaign
Asian American professor search
Akhil Gupta tenure struggle
CSRE Asian American Studies appointment controversy
Asian American Studies Conference
Asian American Studies Faculty Seminar
Asian American Studies/Ethnic Studies
"Ethnic Studies and Higher Ed. for Asian Americans," paper by Mike Murase
Chicano student hunger strike
Cultural events
Asian American Students' Association historical files
Monolid Magazine vol. 1, Issue 1
Okada Teahouse binder
Okada Teahouse binder
Okada Teahouse receipts
Communicasians
Stanford Asian Pacific Alumni Club newsletters
Filipino Student Union Archives
Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education
Korean American Student Conference (KASCON) 1999
Asian American Staff at Stanford statistics
Green Deans
Asian American Fraternity
Reflections, Korean American Magazine
Stanford Asian Women miscellaneous files and journals
The Asian American Directory
Asian American Alternative Spring Break course reader
Sourcebook
Asian American Sourcebook, original articles
Sourcebook
Asian American Sourcebook
Asian American Sourcebook
Asian American Sourcebook
Sourcebook
Asian American Sourcebook, master copy
Reflections
Asian American Community
Asian American Students Association (AASA)
Asian American Students' Association cultural binder
Asian American New Student Orientation binder
Asian American Students' Association Issues Chair binder
Asian American Students' Association binder
Asian American Students' Association binder
Asian American Students' Association/Asian Pacific Student Union binder
Asian American Students' Association Fashion Show and Extravaganza VHS tapes
Asian American Students' Association, Listen to the Silence conference
Funding for Asian American Students Association
Asian American Students' Association (AASA) Education Rights Committee
Japanese-American Reunion 1993
Attendees
Press coverage
Schedule and budget
Fundraising responses
Research documents
Research documents
Trustee letters
Alumni responses
Correspondence
Addenda, 2009-261 Accession ARCH-2009-261
Event posters, photographs, and New Winds newsletter markups 1970s-2000s
Asian Staff Forum (ASF)
Asian Staff Forum Newsletter
Asian Staff Forum budget
Asian Staff Forum memos, email
Asian Staff Forum memos, email
Asian Staff Forum memos, email
Asian Staff Forum memos, email
Asian Staff Forum memos, email
Asian Staff Forum memos, email
Asian Staff Forum memos, email, flyers
Sariling Filipino Newsletter
Reflections Korean American Journal
Reflections Vol. II, Issue 1
Reflections, submission flyer
Reflections, production
Reflections, articles
Reflections, submissions, browser copies
Reflections, submissions copies
Reflections [publication], submissions master file
Kappa Alpha Phi
Asian Americans at Stanford 1977-78, a Source Book [photocopy]
Asian American Sourcebook (various editions)
Kulintang Arts classes
University Committee on Minority Issues reports
Clippings and articles (photocopies)
Flyers and programs
Office of Student Activities and other ethnic centers
Asian American Students' Association: 40 Years of Building Community
Asian American Activities Center (A3C)
Asian American Activities Center assorted materials
Asian American Activities Center Advisory Board -- bylaws, roster, annual report
Asian American Student Leadership retreat handbooks
Communicasians
Addenda, 2016-032
Photographs
Asian American Students' Association (AASA) Fashion Show undated
Asian American Theater Project undated
Hall of Fame undated
Leading Through Education, Activism, and Diversity (LEAD) undated
Leading Through Education, Activism, and Diversity (LEAD) 2001
Leading Through Education, Activism, and Diversity (LEAD) 2002
Student Events undated
Takeover 1989
Asian American Interactive Mentoring (AIM) undated
Asian American Activites Center (A3C) Mural Project undated
Gene Awakuni Retirement Project undated
Taiko undated
Korean Student Association (KASA) undated
Bill Hing Tenure Denial undated
Activities Fair 2000
Yuri Kochiyama undated
Asian American Activites Center (A3C) Events undated
Ski Trip undated
CJ Huang Reception undated
Asian American Activities Center (A3C) Staff undated
Asian American Students' Association (AASA) Miscellaneous undated
Inagural Stanford Asian American Awards (SAAA) 1999
Rick Yuen Farewell 2001
Asian Images: George Takei and Tamelyn Tomita undated
Hawaii Club undated
Lane Nishikawa Event 1997
Sanskriti undated
Volunteer Student Organization (VSO) Leaders undated
Asian American Graduation 1993-
Asian American Centennial Reception undated
Asian American Students' Association (AASA) Listen to the Silence Conference undated
Okada Extravaganza undated
Lunar New Year undated
California Proposition 187 Rally and Protest undated
David Henry Huang Reception undated
Jesse Jackson Rally 1997
Student Events undated
Student Events undated
Records
Asian American Faculty List undated
Asian American Activities Center (A3C) News Clippings undated
Asian American Students' Association (AASA) News Clippings undated
Akhil Gupta Legal Fund undated
Stanford Asian Pacific American Alumni Club (SAPAAC) Directories undated
Asian American Theater Project Achievers 2000
Ong Yet Nam undated
Asian American Activities Center (A3C) 1989
Asian American Activities Center (A3C) 1973-1974
Asian American Activities Center (A3C) Events undated
Hmong Student Union undated
Chung-Kuei Chang Articles undated
Japanese American Reunion 1993
Who's Teaching Us Campaign undated
25 Years: Honoring Student Activism and the Legacy of the 1989 Takeover 2014
Asian American Students Association Listen to the Silence 2006
Taiwanese Culture Society 2014
Kayumanggi undated
Pilipino American Student Union (PASU) 25th Anniversary 2015
Asian American Studies Paper by Valerie Mih undated
Pilipino American Student Union (PASU) Yearbook 2010-2011
CommunicAsians Magazine undated
Sanskriti undated
Asian American Theater Project (AATP) My Fair Lady, Yellow Face 2013-2014
STATIC Journal Winter 2014
Asian American Theater Project (AATP) undated
Black and Yellow: Blasian Narratives undated
Stanford Asian American Activism Committee (SAAAC) 2007
Stanford Asian Pacific American Alumni Club (SAPAAC) undated
Asian American Activities Center (A3C) Brochures undated
Basmati Raas: Various Peformance Photos undated
Korean Student Association (KSA) Spring Show: Reply 2014
Pilipino American Student Union (PASU) Pilipino Youth Leadership Conference PYLP: Bayanihan 2014
I-Hotel undated
Pilipino American Student Union undated
Student Events undated
Asian American Studies 2013-2014
Asian American Theater Project (AATP): FOB, Goliath 2010
Monolid Magazine and other mags undated
Japanese American Internee Reunion, 50th Anniversary of Exec Order 9066 1993
Listen to the Silence 2000
Asian Pacific American Policy Forum 2000-2001
Reflections undated
Reflections undated
From 9066 to 9/11: Community and Identity in Wartime America 2005-2-10
Service Across the Ethnic Community Centers: Resource Guide 1998-1999
A Brief History of International Students at Stanford 1990
In Our Own Words: The Power of Aisan American Women's Voices - Alpha Kappa Delta Phi 2002-3-2
Early Asian American Activities Center (A3C)/Volunteer Student Organizations (VSOs) undated
Struggle for Asian Americans undated
Asian American Activities Center (A3C) Budget Cuts undated
Miscellaneous Pubs and Programs undated
Audio
KZSU Radio A Grain of Sand: The Stanford Asian American Process Through Radio 1974-1975
Posters
Tule Lake Pilgrimage undated
Asian Pacific Student Union: State Wide Conference 1983
Chinatown Committee to Celebrate International Women's Day undated
Anti-Asian Graffiti Canvas undated
Asian Americans for Black Lives Matter undated
Music in Conversation 2014-5-9
Maxine Hong Kingston: From Woman Warrior to Book of Peace 2014
California and Beyond 2012
3 Asian American Theater Project (AATP) Posters: R&L (Signed Production) undated
Asian American Theater Project (AATP) R&L Production undated
Walking Backwards with Shirley Geok-Lin Lim: Poetics and Life Writing 2011
Asian-Pacific American Heritage Week 1980-5-7-1980-5-14
Stanford University Asian and Pacific Islander (API) Heritage Month 2010
Hito Hata: Raise the Banner undated
Asian Amrican Theater Project (AATP): My Fair Lady 2014
Listen to the Silence 2014
Nidhi Chanani undated
Listen to the Silence: JR Aquino and the Company (Signed) 2014
Listen to the Silence: JR Aquino and the Company (Not Signed) 2014
Saving face: How a Geek Became a Filmaker Alice Wu's '90 MA '92 2005
Asian American Performing Arts Series undated
Asian America This is Our Home undated
Listen to the Silence, Can't Stop Won't Stop: Sustaining the Asian American Movement 2005
Dalit Women's Self Respect Project undated
Sweat Free Stanford Banner undated
Stanford Asian American Activism Committee (SAAAC) "Another 4 Years" rally banner undated
Listen to the Silence Sam Tsui Signed undated
Asian and Pacific Island (API) Heritage Month undated
Asian Pacific Islander Hertiage Month 2015
Addenda, 2017-161
Video Recording: Origins Panel, Reunion SC0487_2016-148_01 2009
Video Recording: Origins Panel, Reunion SC0487_2016-148_02 2009
Video Recording: Origins SC0487_2016-148_03 2009
Addenda, 2017-294
Addenda, 2018-013
AASA memoranda, minutes, correspondence 1977-1978
Asian American Women's Journal 1994
Sourcebooks (1 of 2) 1974-2013
Sourcebooks (2 of 2) 1974-2013
Addenda, 2020-077
Asian American Activities Center Flyers undated
Addenda, 2022-084 Accession ARCH-2022-084
A3C Hunger Strike photographs 2004
Subjects and Indexing Terms