Please join us for a Food for Thought with Weirong Guo, Panda Express Postdoctoral Fellow in Asian American Studies, who will be offering the course "Gender, Work, and Family in Global Asias" during the spring semester 2024.
Please RSVP and join us in person (lunch will be served), or join by Zoom here!
Please join us for the Food for Thought Talks Fall 2023 with the ASAM Fellows 2023-2024.
ASAM Fellow Simran Rajpal presents: "Log Kya Kahenge: An Ethnography of Genetic Testing, Breast Cancer, & Risk Perceptions in the South Asian Diaspora."
Please RSVP here and join us in person or join us by Zoom here!
Please join us for the Food for Thought Talks Fall 2023 with the ASAM Fellows 2023-2024. ASAM Fellow David Deng presents: Exploring Zoning Policy in Austin and How it Affects Asian Americans
Lunch will be provided for all registrants!
Please RSVP here and join us in person or join us by Zoom here!
Please join us for the Food for Thought Talks Fall 2023 with the ASAM Fellows 2023-2024. ASAM Fellow Steven Chen, presents:
"Exploring the Perceived Effects of Consuming Sexually Explicit Materials on Gay Asian American Pacific Islanders’ Well-Being"
Lunch will be provided for all registrants!
Please join us for the Food for Thought Talks Fall 2023 with the ASAM Fellows 2023-2024. ASAM Fellow Eva Nee presents: "Evaluating current lung cancer screening eligibility criteria among Asian American individuals at high risk for lung cancer"
Lunch will be provided for all registrants!
Please join us for the Food for Thought Talks Fall 2023 with the ASAM Fellows 2023-2024. ASAM Fellow Khue Tran presents: "Asian American Participation in Climate Adaptation Planning: A Case Study of New York City’s Heat Adaptation Strategies"
Lunch will be provided for all registrants!
Are you an ASAM Minor or are you interested in joining the ASAM Minor? Please join us for lunch and networking on March 31st at noon at McNeil 473. Please RSVP in advance here!
The Graduate Asian American Students Association (GASAM) in collaboration with ASAM invite you on April 14, from 12pm at McNeil Building, room 473. Please RSVP and join us for lunch and networking.
Open to graduate students (PhD and master’s students) across all schools, please come and join together over lunch! Meet each other and also share your ideas for what you’d like to see GASAM do for the next year.
Wei Chen, Civic Engagement Director at Asian Americans United, will talk to us about efforts in Chinatown regarding the 76ers stadium. Moderated by Jason Zhao who is the student leader of a student organization, Rice Up.
Rice Up is UPenn's first club dedicated to Asian-American advocacy.
