Over the past years, the number of anti-Asian crimes has continued to increase, leaving many Asian communities challenged by ongoing issues. To address this, the Asian Faculty and Staff Association (AFSA) is pleased to host a series of AAPI Community Dialogues this semester, featuring the unique stories and perspectives of those in the AAPI community.

Part one was held on March 30. Part two of the series on Tuesday, April 5 will feature five Fresno State faculty and staff who will share their personal experiences, as well as give insight into the unique aspects of the AAPI communities within the Central California region. Panelists include:

• Dr. Saam Noonsuk, assistant professor of art history
• Dr. Amrit Deol, lecturer of Asian American Studies
• Dr. The Nguyen, associate professor of mechanical engineering
• Dr. Mui Vuong, director of Educational Opportunity and Special Support Programs
• Randy Aoki, coordinator of special events for the Office of the Provost

Date: Tuesday, April 5
Time: 4:30 - 6 p.m.
RSVP: Here

For information or accommodations, contact Dr. Ahran Koo at akoo@csufresno.edu.

The virtual event is free and open to the campus and local community, and is sponsored by the Asian Faculty and Staff Association, the Center for Creativity and Arts, California Humanities and the National Endowment for the Humanities. Through this event, AFSA hopes to increase understanding of the multicultural and global society in which we live.

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