“Most of the people today have been very peaceful.

we frequently talked about the lack of AAPI leaders on the campus.She was one of the first AAPI female role models I had and I am grateful for her wise guidance and encouragement over my career.

I taught one or two courses per year at UCI.it seemed easier to get to know people and work collaboratively across departments.Doris served as vice president of student affairs at the University of Hawaii and was the first AAPI and woman of color to be elected president of our national student affairs organization (NASPA).

Mary Ann TakemotoMy first real job was as a staff psychologist at the UC Irvine Counseling Center.Growing up in Gardena as a first-generation college student

Growing up in Gardena as a first-generation college student.

activism and family in a seamless fashion and he made a significant impact in many areaswhich includes Little Tokyo —noted that this issue affects everyone.

City Councilmember Ysabel Jurado — a Filipino American representing District 14.000 undocumented individuals lived in Los Angeles.

and protect the constitutional rights of all people in the United States regardless of immigration status.with some cities becoming ghost towns as many immigrants have been terrified of leaving their homes.