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End of the Year Celebration
On Wednesday, April 17th, the Center for Ethnic Studies celebrated the end of the school year by recognizing the work of faculty and students in our programs. Two students in Asian American…
Dolores Huerta Visits OSU
Presented by the OSU Student Life Multicultural Center, and co-sponsored by The Center for Ethnic Studies, Dolores Huerta visited campus on March 21st. Huerta, a civil rights activist and…
Affirmative Action on Trial
Affirmative Action on Trial
Thursday, November 1, 2018 - 7:00pm
Nosker Burgee Room, Nosker House, Room 100
Creating Racial Wedges: Affirmative Action on Trial examined the Harvard…
No-No Boy Multimedia Concert
No-No Boy Multimedia Concert
Wednesday, September 26, 2018 - 7:00pm
OSU Faculty Club, North Dining Room, Second Floor
This event brought together over 30 undergraduate and graduate…
Prof. Lynn Mie Itagaki interviewed on "Rising Up with Sonali" on Monday, April 18 at 8 am
Professor Lynn Iagaki will be on talking about her book Civil Racism: The 1992 Los Angeles Rebellion and the Crisis of Racial Burnout (U of Minnesota P, 2016) with the host of "Rising Up with Sonali…
Namiko Kunimoto Awarded Japan Foundation Fellowship for 2016-2017
Assistant Professor Namiko Kunimoto in the Department of the History of Art and affiliated faculty with Asian American Studies has been awarded a Japan Foundation Fellowship for the 2016/17…
Prof. Lynn Itagaki awarded the 2014 Arts and Humanities Diversity Enhancement Award
Congratulations to Professor Lynn Itagaki, who was recently awarded the 2014 Arts and Humanities Diversity Enhancement Award!
Itagaki, a professor of English and Women's, Gender, and…
Run4Refugees Sign-Up
Run4Refugees: A 5k That Changes People's Lives
Saturday, April 26 at Sharon Woods Metro Park
Sign-In 9:00 am
Kid's Walk 9:45 am
5k Walk/Run 10:00 am
Register on the…
Volunteer Opportunity With Bhutanese/Nepal Refugee Population
There are close to 10,000 Bhutanese/Nepali refugees in Central Ohio area. The Bhutanese refugee population lived in refugee camps in Nepal for close to 20 years and began settling in North America…