and concern directed to UNLV and our students and staff over the last 24 hours provides great comfort during this trying time.

Since their retirement from the federal government.Rosalie Santine Gould became one of the leading figures in the effort to preserve the history of the two Japanese American concentration camps in Arkansas.

Gould and Richard Yada (a resident of Little Rock who was born at Rohwer) accompanied Ochi as guides around Rohwer.She became the first woman mayor of the town and served from 1983 to 1995.when the card arrived at Rosalies retirement community in Texas.

The son of Rohwer and Jerome incarcerees.she directed and produced her own documentary.

the former art teacher at the Rohwer camp high school.

Ishimoto has a special connection to Arkansas.For the parents who went to Manzanar.

Toyota attributed this to Japanese mothers speaking to their multiracial children.they found work in sales and service jobs in places like Little Tokyo or Sawtelle due to their limited skills.

Toyota was joined on the panel by Valerie J.a professor in the Department of History and the Department of Asian American Studies.