8.28.20
The Diverse Asian American Experience Webinar
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AGENDA
MORNING 10:30-12 Noon
The Things We Don’t Talk About: Model Minority Myth & Mental Health
10:00 AM Registration
10:30 AM Welcome & Introduction
10:50 AM The Things We Don’t Talk About: Panel
11:30 AM Guest Speaker: Myron Dean Quan
11:50 AM Closing
BREAK 12 Noon-2:00
AFTERNOON: 2-3:30
Exploring Your Academic And Career Options: The Path Less Taken
2:00 PM Welcome & Introduction
2:05 PM CC to PhD: David Nguyen
2:35 PM Asian American Professional Panel
3:20 PM Raffle & Closing
PRESENTERS
AMBER BUI
EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGEMAJOR: PSYCHOLOGYCAMILLE MELARA
LOS ANGELES PIERCE COLLEGEMAJOR: SOCIOLOGYFEIXIONG WANG
EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGEMAJOR: CHEMISTRYTIFFANY PARK
MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGEMAJOR: PSYCHOLOGYMyron Dean Quan Executive Director, NAPAFASA
Myron Dean Quon is the Executive Director of NAPAFASA, the country’s national nonprofit that prevents and reduces substance use disorders and behavioral addictions in Asian American communities through research, advocacy, education, and capacity building. Before NAPAFASA, Mr. Quon was the Executive Director of The Asian Pacific American Legal Resource Center, where he supervised a team of attorneys and community organizers focused on empowering low-income Asian immigrants of DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia. Prior to APALRC, Mr. Quon was the inaugural Legal Director of Advancing Justice-Chicago, where he successfully led advocacy efforts to repair the presumptive exclusion of Asian American-owned business enterprises from the City of Chicago’s public contracting affirmative action program.
Mr. Quon has taught for the Berkeley Law School legal externship program, as well as at Duke Law School and Northwestern University. Mr. Quon received his MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University; his JD from Boston University School of Law; and his BA from the University of California at Berkeley.
Mr. Quon and his husband are super-busy raising two elementary school-age foster brothers of Cambodian descent.
David Nguyen
2nd Bachelor, UC Irvine Software EngineeringBETTY HUNG
CAROLINA SAN JUAN
KIKI YEUNG
MIKE FONG
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FURTHER READINGS/RESOURCES
Whose culture has capital? A critical race theory discussion of community cultural wealth" Tara J. Yosso, Published online: 23 Aug 2006.
National Asian Pacific American Families Against Substance Abuse (NAPAFASA)
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