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The Dance of Identities: Korean Adoptees and Their Journey Toward Empowerment (Intersections : Asian and Pacific American Transcultural Studies) by John D. Palmer, 2010-12-30
Korean Children's Favorite Stories by Kim So-Un, Jeong Kyoung-Sim, 2004-04-15
The Korean Spirit: Poems by H.C. Kim, 2007-08-15
Be(com)Ing Korean in the United States: Exploring Ethnic Identity Formation Through Cultural Practices by S. Sonya Gwak, 2008-12-28
A Step From Heaven by An Na, 2003-01-13
Century of the Tiger: One Hundred Years of Korean Culture in America 1903-2003 (Manoa 14, 2)
Asians in America: Filipinos, Koreans and East Indians (The Immigrant heritage of America series) by H.Brett Melendy, 1978-02-06
Plantation Child and Other Stories (Kolowalu Books) by Eve Begley Kiehm, 1995-07
Seeds from a Silent Tree:An Anthology By Korean Adoptees by Jo Rankin, 1997-12-01
Beyond the Shadow of Camptown: Korean Military Brides in America (Nation of Newcomers) by Ji-Yeon Yuh, 2004-04-01
Yoon and the Jade Bracelet by Helen Recorvits, Gabi Swiatkowska, 2008-08-05
Asian Americans and Alzheimer's disease: Assimilation, culture, and beliefs [An article from: Journal of Aging Studies] by R.S. Jones, T.W. Chow, et all
Identity, Multiple: Asian-Americans: An entry from Charles Scribner's Sons' <i>New Dictionary of the History of Ideas</i> by Laura Uba, 2005
Asian Americans in Class Charting the Achievement Gap Among Korean American Youth by Jamir Lrw, 2006

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Asian American Guidebook
asian American Studies Research Track in Philosophy 632 ASA - asian Students Alliance- http//www.sinc CCKS - Catholic Community of korean Students - http
http://www.ic.sunysb.edu/clubs/educasia/Guidebook/

Extractions: Events at Stony Brook University Web links to clubs and calendar of events below in blue Below is a list of email link to clubs. The actual guidebook could not be put on line because the University does not give organizations enough web space for the phenomenal graphics that went into the printed version. Please send an email to board@educasians.org or call 831-6062 if you have info you would like included for your club, or if you would like to write the listing for your club. Note: Polity is the undergraduate student government and GSO is the Graduate Student Organization, the graduate student government. Polity funded means a club gets its budget from undergraduate student activity fees, and GSO funded means its budget comes from the graduate student activity fees. Greek, political, and religious clubs are not allowed to get student activity fee money. Greeks is the term used for fraternities and sororities. All club meeting dates are posted on the e-zine online calendar Clubs are issued their own password to input their data.
Penn College Library: Events: Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
is a nonprofit quarterly, written by and about the korean American community of Coupledwith the imminent anthology of writings by asian American girls, which
http://www.pct.edu/library/events/apahm.htm

Extractions: This site from PBS offers a trail blazing global perspective of U.S. history, viewing Asian American and American history as one and the same. Exploring the centuries-old relationships between East and West, Ding makes bold connections between the parallel experiences of various groups of Asian Americans, and also between the experiences of Chinese and Indian indentured workers and those of African slaves.
The Asian American Writers' Workshop
A/P/A Studies Program Institute at NYU, Rutgers korean Students Association programsat The National Book Foundation and The asian American Writers Workshop
http://www.aaww.org/calendar/

Extractions: With our strong commitment to nurturing new writers, we offer a wide variety of writing workshops ranging from screenwriting and performance poetry to prose narrative and editing seminars. All of our workshops are facilitated by award-winning artists who have extensive publishing and teaching backgrounds. Previous workshop facilitators include MacArthur Genius Grant Awardee Han Ong, Pulitzer Prize winner Jhumpa Lahiri, National Poetry Slam Team Champions Beau Sia and Regie Cabico, and American Book Award recipient Kimiko Hahn. To sign up for a class, call us during office hours at 212-494-0061 or send an email to desk@aaww.org for more information. The Final Page: An Editing, Marketing, Promoting and Book Proposal Writing Workshop Intensive, co-sponsored by The Writer Magazine
Asian American Film: Screenings & Events
of the Smithsonian korean American Centennial Commemoration) to follow screening.Franklin S. Odo (Director, Smithsonian asian Pacific American Program) , Bob
http://www.asianamericanfilm.com/archives/000578.html

Extractions: corporate sponsor Farmers Insurance and community, student, and academic co-sponsors** are very pleased to announce a screening of 'Arirang' Part I and the Debut screening of 'Arirang' Part II followed by a panel discussion with director Tom Coffman and Korean American community leaders. Reception to follow. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2003 at 2:00 - 5:00 PM
Asian American Film: Filmmakers Network
A place for asian American filmmakers to help each other out 05/30/03deadline for 2003 San Francisco korean American Media Arts Festival.
http://www.asianamericanfilm.com/archives/000081.html

Extractions: A place for Asian American filmmakers to help each other out 05/30/03 deadline for 2003 San Francisco Korean American Media Arts Festival The San Francisco Korean American Media Arts Festival (SFKAMAF) is looking for films, videos, and multi-media works made by and/or about Korean Americans and Koreans. The San Francisco Korean American Media Arts Festival will run from September 5-7, 2003 at various venues in San Francisco area. Since 2000, KIMA, as a non-profit media organization, has played a vital role in Korean American media arts in Northern California and provided rare opportunities for the San Francisco Bay area community and Korean Americans to experience media articulations of Korean heritage and identity questions. We aim to establish an open community where different ideas and experiences of "Koreanness" are shared, challenged, and discussed in the Korean American community and further in mainstream American society. Entry Guideline Eligible Categories:
Involuntary Language Loss
about bilingual education, true bilingual education programs are rare, at least forAsian americans. the age of about four, I spoke entirely in korean with my
http://www.cal.org/resources/digest/involuntary.html

Extractions: EDO-FL-99-10 Despite decades of research findings to the contrary, there is still a common belief that bilingualism is bad for children and unpatriotic, and that the only way to be a true American is to leave behind any other language and allegiance that might be in your background. Childrenboth long-term Americans and immigrants-often buy into this belief system. At the same time, however, there is a strong feeling among many immigrant families that it is important to preserve ties with the old country and to maintain their heritage language. It is usually the goal of the parents for their children to learn English fluently and adapt to their host country but not forget their heritage language. To the parents' disappointment (and ultimately to the regret of the child), this goal is only rarely fully achieved. It is commonplace for fluency in the first language to decline as English improves, so that by the end of the high school years, children are at best semi-speakers of their heritage language. This digest draws on a set of linguistic autobiographies written by Asian-American college students in this author's classes at the University of California at Berkeley over the last several years, and examines the pattern of language shift that takes place in the young first- and second-generation student and why this shift takes place. It also looks at the efforts families make to keep their heritage language strong (and why those efforts often do not work) and at those rare people who have succeeded in becoming bilingual, and what happened to make it possible.
Echoes Upon Echoes: New Korean American Writings (Asian American Writers Worksho
Echoes upon Echoes New korean American Writings (asian American WritersWorkshop). Echoes upon Echoes New korean American Writings
http://www.historyamericas.com/Echoes_upon_Echoes_New_Korean_American_Writings_A

Extractions: Collaboratively compiled and edited by Elaine Kim (Professor of Asian American Studies, University of California - Berkeley) and Laura Kang (Associate Professor of Womens Studies and Comparative Literature, University of California - Irvine), Echoes Upon Echoes: New Korean American Writings is an impressive and seminal anthology of the literary writings of Korean Americans. These brief stories, poems, vignettes, and insights contain a unique emotional core and offer a wide variety of perspectives upon the dual challenge of finding a personal ethnic identity while adapting to the unending press of mainstream culture. Echoes Upon Echoes is a very highly recommended contribution to Asian American Literature collections and supplemental reading lists.
Resources For Asian American Studies
at a 1996 Association of asian American Studies conference The Japanese American Exhibitand Access Project. korean American Digital Archive The korean American
http://www.lib.duke.edu/ias/eac/asian-am.htm

Extractions: Covers background reference sources: dictionaries and encyclopedias, bibliographies, directories, Asian American organizations at Duke University, electronic databases finding materials In the online and card catalogs: LC subject headings, primary, contemporary and documentary source materials, book reviews and additional web sites.
AsianBib
Hyun, Peter. Man Sei! The Making of a korean American. Honolulu University of HawaiiPress, 1986. DU624.7.K67 H984 1986, Jose, F. Sionil. asian PEN Anthology.
http://wwwlibrary.csustan.edu/pcrawford/asianlit/

Extractions: Asian American Literature: A Selective Bibliography Anthologies Bibliographies Consulted Chinese American Japanese American ... Korean American 1951-Present Chinese American Japanese American Filipino American Korean American ... Southeast Asian American This bibliography was prepared originally in 1995 at the request of Dr. Sari Miller-Antonio, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Ethnic Studies for use in her classes: Contemporary Asian American Studies and Asian American Images in the Arts and Media . It continues to be updated semi-annually. This bibliography represents primarily fiction written by Asian American writers and is divided into two parts: pre 1950 and post 1950 literature. This division reflects the history of Asian immigration patterns to the US and the growth of Asian American communities. Students in Dr. Miller-Antonio's classes are asked to choose one book from the early literature and one from the post World War II literature and prepare a critical analysis that discusses how the book illustrates the history of Asian immigration to the US or how it explores topics such as representation of Asian American women, ethnicity and identity of self, family and community.
VERB - Asian American/Pacific Islander Advertising Gallery
Back to top ^. Radio. Commercials air nationally on asian American radio stations.Ads are produced in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, korean, and Vietnamese.
http://www.cdc.gov/youthcampaign/asian_american/

Extractions: The VERB message, with specifically designed advertising to reach Asian American/Pacific Islander youth, parents, and influencers, is communicated via key mediums including TV, radio, print, out-of-home advertising, and the Internet. Communications are in English, Korean, Chinese, and Vietnamese. Advertising for Asian youth and parents presents the benefits of physical activity in relation to a cultural priority of academic success. This brings value to an activity that is often considered nonessential. Regular physical activity can positively impact attention span, energy level, and memory recall. Commercials air nationally on Asian American satellite television including KSCI, SinoVision, and KTV. Ads are produced in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, and Vietnamese.
MBEAW: Korean American History, Life & Values
1994). Kang, JaoHyun. Voices Stirring An Anthology of korean AmericanWriting (NY asian Pacific American Journal, 1992). Kim, Elaine
http://www.mbeaw.org/resources/history/koreanamerican.html

Extractions: Home Resources Korean American (see also Korea Korean War On the Web In the Library ... Search Basics On the Web: Articles On the Web: Specialized Sites Korean American Sharing Movement In the Library: Articles Jensen, Joan M. "Women on the Pacific Rim: some thoughts on border crossings," Pacific Historical Review Nihu, T.T. "Koreatown on the rise," San Jose Mercury News Kim, Juan Ha. "The labor of compassion: voices of churches' Korean American women," Amerasia Journal 22,1 (spr 96):93-106. In the Library: Non-Fiction Books (Cambridge MA: Harvard, 1995). Choy, Bong-youn. Koreans in America (Chicago: Nelson-Hall, 1979). Kang, Steve. (Lanham MD: University Press, 2003). Kim, Claire. Bitter Fruit: The Politics of Black-Korean Conflict in New York City (New Haven: Yale, 2001). With Silk Wings: Asian American Women at Work (San Francisco: Asian Women United of California, 1983). East to America: Korean American Life Stories (NY: New Press, 1996). (Seoul: Kyungnam U, 1991). The Emerging Generation of Korean Americans (Seoul: Kyung Hee U, 1993).
TIMELINE Of Asian American History Between 1900 And 1909
1906 EXCLUSION OF asian AMERICAN CHILDREN San Francisco Board of Education votesto exclude Japanese, korean, and Chinese children from public school.
http://us_asians.tripod.com/timeline-1900.html

Extractions: By the 1900 census, 2,050 East Indians were found in the United States, and one estimate is that the number had grown to 7,000 by 1923. Distinguished Americans of South Asian ancestry include conductor Zubin Mehta, former EEOC Commissioner Joy Cherian, award-winning author Bharati Mukherjee, filmmaker Ismail Merchant and
AsianWeek.com: Feature: Scattered But Strong
The largest concentration of korean americans is found in the fivecounty-areaof Los Angeles (Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, Riverside and Ventura
http://www.asianweek.com/2003_01_10/feature_scattered.html

Extractions: (in Opinion) Special to AsianWeek With signs of scattering and a leveling off of immigration, the 2000 Census report shows a number of surprising changes for the Korean American community. According to Eui-Young Yu, a sociology professor at Cal State Los Angeles and director of the Census Information Center for the Korean American Center, just over one million Koreans were counted in the United States, which was a little less than what the community has expected. The largest concentration of Korean Americans is found in the five-county-area of Los Angeles (Los Angeles, Orange, San Bernardino, Riverside and Ventura counties). About one quarter of all of the Koreans who live in the United States reside in this particular region. The second largest area is the New York region, including New York City, Northern New Jersey and the Connecticut-Long Island area. This area constitutes about 16 percent of the entire Korean population in this country.
Resources
Interested in learning more about korean American, or asian American history?The following links may be of use. Articles and Chronologies
http://www.kahs.org/resources.html

Extractions: RESOURCES Need help with PDF files? KAHS is honored to present Bruce Fulton's selected list of modern Korean fiction in English translation pdf; 204 kb A resident of Seattle, Dr. Fulton is the Director of Publications for the International Korean Literature Association. He received his Ph.D. from the Department of Korean Language and Literature at Seoul National University. He and his wife, Ju-Chan, together have translated a number of works, including Words of Farewell: stories by Korean women writers (Seal Press, 1989), and Wayfarer: new fiction by Korean women (Women in Translation, 1997). In 1995, Dr. Fulton received a NEA Translation Fellowship. Interested in learning more about Korean American, or Asian American history? The following links may be of use. Articles and Chronologies Korean American Chronology, 1864 through 1992 G. Newman's Korean Immigration Time Line at SUNY Koreans in the Yucatan Peninsula , by the Korean Central Presbyterian Church of Houston Overview of Korean Immigration to the U.S.
Korean Quarterly Home
asian Pages; The Seattle Contemporary Review of asian American Literature; yKAN,The korean American Network; Peacenet; Warrior Lessons; Yolk dot com Etc..
http://www.koreanquarterly.org/main/links.asp?cat=links
Asian Online Dating: Click2Asia - Where Asian Singles Click!
Free Registration Free Profile/Photo Upload Free Searching Free Crush List Free Flirts Free Lounge Section Activities.
http://www.aonline.com/
Books By Komericans
The Golden Mountain The Autobiography of a korean Immigrant, 18951960 (AsianAmerican Experience) Easurk Emsen Charr, Wayne Patterson (Editor) / Hardcover
http://www.komerica.com/menu/koamauthor.html
Asian Studies Grants And Fellowships
Asia Council of the Association for asian Studies, in offers a grant program in Koreanstudies designed individual scholars based in North America, to improve
http://www.aasianst.org/grants/grants.htm

Extractions: deadlines are: January 1, April 1, September 1, and November 1. AAS BOOK PRIZE COMPETITIONS AND PAST PRIZE WINNERS AAS China and Inner Asia Council (CIAC) Small Grants AAS Council of Conferences (COC) Grants AAS/Korea Foundation, Korean Studies Graduate Scholarship Program ... Elgin Heinz Outstanding Teacher Award: Recognizing Teachers Who Further Mutual Understanding Between Americans and Japanese Fairbank Center An Wang Postdoctoral Fellowship Fulbright Scholar Program (Council for International Exchange of Scholars) George Washington University: Master of International Policy and Practice (MIPP) Program Fellowships Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies: Academy Scholars Program ... Stanford University, Center for East Asian Studies, Postdoctoral Positions
First Asian American Film Series At Stony Brook University
and draft resisters during World War II, South asian American beauty pageants, black/Koreanrelations in urban centers, asian American rappers, experiences of
http://commcgi.cc.stonybrook.edu/artman/publish/article_383.shtml
The Women Outside - Viewing Race Film
http://www.viewingrace.org/browse_sub.php?subject_id=10&film_id=294

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