Graduate Center Alumna Is the First Asian Woman on the Julliard Piano Faculty
Soyeon Kate Lee embraces her roles as a teacher, musician, and role model.
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Betty Lee Sung, Pioneering Scholar of Chinese in America, Dies at 98
U.S.-born, she lived for a time in China and then fled it as Japan invaded. She later broke academic ground in New York in the study of the Asian American diaspora.
The South’s Asian American population is booming — and diverse
Asian Americans are the fastest growing racial or ethnic group in the United States — and that growth has been especially rapid in the Southeast. While most Asian Americans still reside on the West Coast, the second greatest proportion lives below the Mason-Dixon Line.
FACT SHEET: Resources for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Communities in the Aftermath of Mass Violence
The Biden-Harris Administration is committed to providing assistance to survivors and families, and all those affected by mass violence, including in the aftermath of the shootings in Monterey Park, CA and Half Moon Bay, CA and to providing culturally appropriate resources to all those affected, including those in the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific … Read more
City & State recognizes NY leaders in annual ’50 over 50′ list
The paper’s editor said the list’s purpose is to honor “leaders who have amassed a long list of accomplishments over the course of their entire careers.” Among those honored was S. David Wu, who was also featured on the cover of the newspaper Wednesday morning.
Baruch College President S. David Wu Named Lifetime Achievement Honoree for City & State’s Fifty Over 50 List
President Wu was recognized at an awards reception on January 31st and was featured on the cover of a special edition of City & State magazine.