and the Port of Los Angeles is considering demolition of the Japanese American buildings in order to use the land for container storage.

One of the factors that drew me to CSULB was the opportunity to work with Alan Nishio.and need to have a better understanding of the barriers that persist for AAPI leadership.

There are many pathways to top leadership positions in higher education.There were few courses on AAPI-related topics.we remained in contact until his passing in late 2023.

and a course I taught on Asian American psychology regularly had over 200 students.Many of these relationships have continued over the years and played an important role in my professional development.

I was fortunate to meet a retiring faculty member at Indiana.

I enjoyed the work and the students.This years Community Day will be followed by a week of archaeological field work led by the project team alongside students from UC Berkeley.

presentations and discussions by researchers and community members.The Community Day invites members of the Diné and Japanese American communities for a day of learning about the history and archaeology of the Old Leupp site

The Community Day invites members of the Diné and Japanese American communities for a day of learning about the history and archaeology of the Old Leupp site.edu; (480) 727-2177Jun Sunseri: jsunseri@berkeley