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AAST Affiliate Faculty and Minor Students Featured in DBK Article on Reactions to Supreme Court Affirmative Action Cases
AAST Affiliate Faculty and Minor Students Featured in DBK Article on Reactions to Supreme Court Affirmative Action Cases
aastFebruary 16, 2022
Dr. Yeram Cheong (Calvin J. Li Postdoc in AAST) and Professor Cixin Wang (AAST Affiliate Faculty) Publish Journal Articles on Student Mental Health During COVID-19
Dr. Yeram Cheong (Calvin J. Li Postdoc in AAST) and Professor Cixin Wang (AAST Affiliate Faculty) Publish Journal Articles on Student Mental Health During COVID-19
aastFebruary 8, 2022
 Rodolfo Castro, AAST Minor, and Lisa Catalone Castro Design the U.S. Postal Service's New "Happy Birthday" Stamp
Rodolfo Castro, AAST Minor, and Lisa Catalone Castro Design the U.S. Postal Service's New "Happy Birthday" Stamp

Rodolfo Castro and Lisa Catalone Castro were featured in a Maryland Today article, "Getting the Party Started, USPS-Style," for designing the U.S. Postal Service's new "Happy Birthday" stamp. For more, read here (link to https://today.umd.edu/getting-the-party-started-usps-style)

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aastDecember 8, 2021
AAST Contributes to Diamondback Op-Ed, "Here’s what Black and Asian American solidarity could look like at UMD"
AAST Contributes to Diamondback Op-Ed, "Here’s what Black and Asian American solidarity could look like at UMD"

In collaboration with African American Studies (AASP) and the Multicultural Involvement Community Advocacy (MICA), Asian American Studies co-authored a Diamondback Guest Column

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aastOctober 11, 2021
AAST Alum, George Yeh, Shares “Asian American Studies Now!” - Documentary
AAST Alum, George Yeh, Shares “Asian American Studies Now!” - Documentary

George Yeh produced the Asian American Studies Now! documentary while he was a University of Maryland student. The documentary tells the story of how AAST started at UMD from diverse perspectives.

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aastOctober 4, 2021
AAST Welcomes Dr. Binod Paudyal as New Teaching Faculty
AAST Welcomes Dr. Binod Paudyal as New Teaching Faculty

Welcoming our new professor dr. Binod Paudyal.

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aastSeptember 20, 2021
2020-2021 AAST Annual Report
2020-2021 AAST Annual Report

The 2020-2021 AAST Annual Report is now available!

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aastAugust 9, 2021
Issue 5, Connect! Newsletter: Promoting Resilience in AAPI Families during COVID-19 Pandemic
Issue 5, Connect! Newsletter: Promoting Resilience in AAPI Families during COVID-19 Pandemic
aastJuly 29, 2021
Dr. Cixin Wang, AAST Affiliate Faculty, Co-Leads a Suicide Prevention Workshop
Dr. Cixin Wang, AAST Affiliate Faculty, Co-Leads a Suicide Prevention Workshop

AAST Affiliate Faculty, Dr. Cixin Wang co-facilitated a workshop on suicide prevention along with Dr. Nikita Rodrigues and Mazneen Havewala, UMD Counseling, Higher Education and Special Education graduate student.

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aastJune 21, 2021
Dr. Janelle Wong featured in NBC News Article on Misconceptions Around Viral Images Showing People of Color as anti-Asian Perpetrators
Dr. Janelle Wong featured in NBC News Article on Misconceptions Around Viral Images Showing People of Color as anti-Asian Perpetrators

On June 15, 2021, Professor Janelle Wong is featured in an NBC News article titled, “Viral images show people of color as anti-Asian perpetrators. That misses the big picture”.

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aastJune 16, 2021
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Asian American Studies Program
University of Maryland
2117 Susquehanna Hall, College Park, MD 20742
Phone: 301.405.0996 Email: aast@umd.edu

The Asian American Studies Program is a unit of the Office of Undergraduate Studies.

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