Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
Thomas Tam: This is a rare opportunity that we can sit around and talk about this. We know how busy you are. If you can, based on your own experience, your own knowledge, tell us, as we continue to do our study, what we should really be focusing on, what are the important things we … Read more
David Cheng: In our study, we studied what we need to do in terms of assessing the needs of Asian and Asian American students in CUNY. And this is a very selective colloquium; all of you here have been invited, so you are sort of the chosen few that we feel you can contribute to … Read more
Betty Lee Sung : Most of them had jobs after school and they work, sometimes twenty to thirty hours a week. So this was a big problem… nobody knows what was happening with them. Some of the other problems with the students are, that they don’t take part in any activities outside of school. The … Read more
Thomas Tam: This is the final summary session. Before I ask Professor Irene Chung to come up and let us know about what their group had talked about, I just want to remind you that we do have an evaluation form here, so we will appreciate it if you can fill it out and really … Read more
Conducted by Mariya Gluzman Class Schedule Friday, September 19th, 2003 1PM to 5PM FREE (Enrollment Limited To Ten Students) The Asian American / Asian Research Institute (AAARI) is currently accepting registrants to participate in our CUNY Affiliates Training Program, set to begin on Friday, September 19th, 2003, from 1PM to 5PM. The AAARI CUNY Affiliates … Read more
Conducted by Ms. Miu Ying Fong Millions of people practice t’ai chi ch’uan every day, and it is fast becoming one of the most popular exercise systems in the world. Originating in China, it is famed for its health benefits and revered for its philosophical, cultural, and historical traditions. Disciplines similar to t’ai chi have … Read more