Catering was hosted by family-owned Little Tokyo restaurant: Azay.

publishing numerous papers and lecturing on multicultural/international education.a professor emeritus of landscape architecture.

He believed in the power of pipelines for success.died May 1 surrounded by his family.Suzuki helped to establish the cultural centers on campus.

He always said the right things.an expanded complex for what was then known as The Collins School of Hospitality Management.

Inspired by Malcom X and Brazilian educator Paulo Freire.

He was a helpful advisor when I reached out.where she actively taught for at least 50 years.

she actively contributed to the associations events across the U.the Nisei Week Pioneer Spirit Award in 2017 and the Consul Generals Commendation in 2021.

she has taught flower arrangement to thousands of students from different cultural and racial backgrounds.He received an Achievement Award from Japanese Community Pioneer Center in 2010.