Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
AAARI We are seeking a dedicated educator who can teach at all levels—foundations to graduate—in an interdisciplinary studio art program and inspire students with their own art and/or design practice. In collaboration with rotating studio art faculty and staff, this position will coordinate WARP (Workshop in Art, Research and Practice), a team-taught intensive studio + lecture … Read more
AAA in A seeks a motivated, responsible, and organized part-time intern to assist with programming and collection management. The internship program at AAA in A is an opportunity to learn how a non-profit organization operates, to discover new interpretations of contemporary art, and to engage with artists, art professionals, and other students in the contemporary … Read more
The new program is a broader effort by Hochul’s office to address hate crimes and violence across New York in the wake of the deadly mass shooting in Buffalo earlier this year. But in light of the announcement, some experts are a bit skeptical about the overall vision of the newly formed unit.
The calls continue for Purdue University Northwest Chancellor Thomas Keon to step down after his controversial remarks at a graduation ceremony earlier this month. The faculty senate is giving Keon until today to resign before they move to a no confidence vote.
Asian Americans have long debated who is included in their cohort. South Asians and Southeast Asians, among others, sometimes feel overlooked by the umbrella term.
New immigrant arrivals to the United States face many challenges and obstacles when navigating their daily lives. For Asian immigrants, these include language and cultural obstacles that impact those who arrive with little to no proficiency in English. But navigating life in America also impacts English-speaking immigrants as they adjust to life in a new … Read more