D anthropologyWMC Advisory CommitteeStacey Camp.

Hokubei Mainichi in San Francisco.He received a bachelors degree in political science from Brigham Young University in Provo.

cared for her students beyond the Japanese textbooks and kanji exercises.she was sent to Santa Anita Assembly Center in May 1942 with her father.he was the oldest of four children.

He returned to Japan many times thereafter.for helping me to get this far.

and her younger sister Yasuko made more money in three months of internship as a pharmacy student than I made in a whole year as a clerk typist … I made the great decision to go back to school.

the family was transferred to Tule Lake.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.