AsACC will be closed for the Labor Day Holiday.

Come see faculty present on their summer research in these short, lightening presentations and learn why minoring in Asian Studies or Asian American Studies could be beneficial to your academic career!

Hear from: Meina Cai (Political Science), Alexis Dudden (History), and Na-Rae Kim (AAASI).

Come back on the 11th to hear from:
Prakash Kashwan (Political Science), Liansu Meng (LCL), and Victor Zatsepine (History).

AAASI/AsACC Asian American Experience class - a requirement for all AMP mentors and an introductory class for those pursuing an Asian American minor.

AsACC will be closed for a Staff Retreat in preparation for the coming academic year.

The Pan Asian Council - PAC - meeting is a weekly gathering of affiliated Asian/Asian American student organization representatives that serves as a communication hub for current issues and happenings in the community.

Today's meeting is for special introductions of PAC Reps and their student organization presidents.

For all members of the Asian/Asian American Mentoring Program - a night to socialize and enjoy Dairy Bar ice cream!

AAASI/AsACC Asian American Experience class - a requirement for all AMP mentors and an introductory class for those pursuing an Asian American minor.

Come see faculty present on their summer research in these short, lightening presentations and learn why minoring in Asian Studies or Asian American Studies could be beneficial to your academic career!

Hear from: Prakash Kashwan (Political Science), Liansu Meng (LCL) and Victor Zatsepine (History).

Training for all youth mentors in the KUBE program for the 2019-2020 academic year.

The Pan Asian Council - PAC - meeting is a weekly gathering of affiliated Asian/Asian American student organization representatives that serves as a communication hub for current issues and happenings in the community.

THREADS
screening & discussion
Tuesday, September 17, 2019
4:00pm – 6:00pm
Konover Auditorium
Dodd Center

A visionary leader in Bangladesh frees herself and hundreds of other women and families from poverty and social hardships by creating timeless works of art.

Torn from her family, her paintings, and her beloved Calcutta after the partition of India, artist Surayia Rahman finds a new life in Bangladesh teaching impoverished mothers to embroider her story-telling designs. An inspirational example of the power of art and the impact of empowering women and girls around the world, THREADS takes us on an intimate journey into the heart of an artist and celebrates an unconventional path to dignity and independence.

For more information, visit:
https://thedoddcenter.uconn.edu/2019/08/08/sept-17-2019-human-rights-film-series-threads/

AAASI/AsACC Asian American Experience class - a requirement for all AMP mentors and an introductory class for those pursuing an Asian American minor.

Enjoy Chai Time at AsACC! We're brewing up the most authentic and delicious chai on campus and invite you to join an open and engaging discussion on contemporary issues in the South Asian community.

Today's discussion will be "Chai TIme: Our Values Have Value" and it will be presented with the UConn Human Rights Ambassadors.

Sponsored with Delta Epsilon Psi, a South Asian fraternity, chartered at UConn in 2011. Free and open to all.

Mandatory meeting for the Fall 2019 student staff of AsACC.

AAASI/AsACC Asian American Experience class - a requirement for all AMP mentors and an introductory class for those pursuing an Asian American minor.

Learn about the Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing, and join a guided meditation through the UConn Forest.

Hosted by the Asian American Cultural Center and Student Health and Wellness

Monthly gathering for our KUBE (Kids and UConn Bridging Education) youth mentoring program.