today i defended my dissertation and passed w distinction✨ the project is dedicated to immigrant daughters and those who raise them
photo cred: Pim Chu (upsplash)
Excited to announce that my next book, which releases Oct. 9, is now available for preorder through @routledgebooks. For more info, check out here:
https://t.co/AOV7fT1enP
Help us preserve the stories of joy and pride of Southeast Asian elders! If you're a trusted loved one of a Southeast Asian elder whose stories you wish to commemorate, go to: https://t.co/tg5hRp6YHD! #storytelling#preservation
The MIT School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences 2022-23 Diversity Predoctoral Fellows are concluding their time in the program. Learn more about their areas of research, their plans for the future, and the fellowship program https://t.co/r1xMPq5aOL @MITDiversity
Fri, May 26, 2023 @UMassAmherst Commencement Day 🎊 Especially honored to be hooded by one of my most beloved mentors Dean @drmaricastaneda and forever grateful to the depts that raised me @UMassCommDept + @UMassWGSS
Drum roll please…#BigLibraryRead begins today! The featured title TASTES LIKE WAR by @GraceMCho is available with no waitlists or holds May 3-17 from @LibbyApp https://t.co/5ryiSuXEYB
Use #BigLibraryRead for a chance to win a selection of bookish prizes ⭐️
First WEDNESDAYS Online Zoom Work Session hosted by the Southeast Asian Section of @AAAStudies Come join us from 10-12 PST/1-3 PM EST. Low-stakes synchronous co-work session! DM us for the link (same link to those who have joined in the past).
4/12, 4pm, The HUB: Prof. Monica Huerta (Princeton University) reflects on how relationships among self, place, race, and storytelling contend with the afterlives of history and racial capitalism.
On behalf of Scholars of Color in Comm (SCC), we are excited to have @drmonicahuerta visit @UMassCommDept one week from today for A Reading and Craft Conversation on her award-winning book Magical Habits (Duke UP)
All are welcome!
4/12, 4pm, The HUB: Prof. Monica Huerta (Princeton University) reflects on how relationships among self, place, race, and storytelling contend with the afterlives of history and racial capitalism.