21. Asian-American Business Resources founded that represents Asian and non Asian American businesses and professionalsin business, sciences, the arts, sports, education, entertainment, community http://www.smallbusinessnotes.com/interests/asianamericanlks.html

Small Business Notes - Asian-American Business Resources Issues Choosing Planning Starting Financing ... Operating Topics Education Financial Legal Management ... Values Interests African-American Asian-American Asian-American Family-Owned ... Young Resources Articles Centers Clip Art Competitions ... Statistics Search powered by FreeFind Partnering with to help you get your refund fast! Asian-American includes anyone living in the United States who has Asian origins. Here are some Asian-American groups that provide business-related resources. America's Top 100 Asian Entrepreneurs Goldsea, the Asian-American supersite, provides profiles and links to their picks for the top 100 Asian-American entrepreneurs. Asian-American Books Books about Asian-American businesses and business owners. Asian American Business Development Center Provides technical assistance to improve the management skills of Asian American business owners and programs to help businesses and entrepreneurs access potential markets outside the confines of their ethnic communities. Asian-American Groups Partner with SBA Short description of Asian-American outreach program that is part of the SBA's initiative to bring more business opportunities to minorities, women and veterans.

22. ERIC TITLE NUMBER: ED308730 in higher education is discussed. The focus is on whether certain of the country'smost prestigious universities discriminate against asianamerican applicants http://www.msue.msu.edu/msue/imp/moddp/02140163.html

Michigan State University Extension Diversity and Pluralism - 02140163 ERIC TITLE NUMBER: ED308730 AUTHOR: Reynolds, William Bradford TITLE: Discrimination against Asian-Americans in Higher Education: Evidence, Causes, and Cures. YEAR PUBLISHED: 1988 NOTE: 19 p.; Remarks presented at the Symposium on Asian American University Admissions (Washington, DC, November 30, ABSTRACT: The issue of discrimination against Asian Americans in higher education is discussed. The focus is on: whether certain of the country's most prestigious universities discriminate against Asian-American applicants; why this occurs; and what university officials, executive branch administrators, and members of Congress can do about it. Suspicions arise because university admissions committees tend to be extremely vague about the impact of race on their acceptance/rejection decisions. Though minority status can add 40 to 50 percentage points to an applicant's chance of admission, such racial preferences generally do not operate in favor of Asian-Americans and are often quite the opposite. Statistical evidence shows these

23. AALDEF: Get Involved! The Asian American Legal Defense and education Fund (AALDEF) advocates onbehalf of the ten million Asian Pacific Americans in the United States. http://www.aaldef.org/

24. Asian American Education Resources Asian American education Resources Asian American Resources Not directly useful for curriculum, but an important site. It includes Clubs Organizations, Media, and Individual Web Pages Asian American Studies Center http://www.kcmetro.cc.mo.us/multicultural/pages/educate6.htm

PV and MCC KC Resources Education Multicultural Resources ... Other Sites Asian American Education Resources Asian American Resources Asian American Studies Center A UCLA web site for the Asian American Studies Center. The Center's mission is to "enrich the experience of the entire university by contributing to an understanding of the long neglected history, rich cultural heritage, and present position of Asian Americans in our society." The site covers news, publications, and academics. Singapore, 1996. Photo courtesy of Lelain Lorenzen. Asian American Studies Resources An extensive collection of Asian study sites constructed by the University of California at Irvine Libraray. The site includes the categories of Bibliographies, Journals, Audiovisual Materials, Research Programs, and others. AsianArt.com The on-line journal for the study and exhibition of the arts of Asia. Great site for the examination of Asian art. The basic categories are Associations, Exhibitions, Articles and Galleries.. Cambodian Information Center Homepage This site is dedicated to Cambodia. Inside there are many links to Cambodian information as well as homepages of Khmer and friends around the World. Chinese Immigration and Chinese in the United States Records in the Regional Archives of the National Archives and Records Administration.

25. Council For Asian American Studies Education Council for Asian American Studies education. Organizational Profile http://www.democracyweb.com/asian/caase

Council for Asian American Studies Education Organizational Profile CAASE aims to support all efforts to provide multicultural and ethnic studies education in American schools. Since these efforts are frequently short-handed, CAASE deploys the talents and experiences of its members nationwide to augment local organizing and research. The creation of the CAASE website in 1998 is intended to ensure continuity in the collective experience of CAASE's advocacy. CAASE voted in 1993 to establish a high school examination in Asian American Studies. The first examination, in March 1995, invited students at 1,100 of the nation's best high schools to compete for scholarships and other prizes. Through its programs, publications, and advocacy, CAASE promotes the belief that awareness of the relevance and significance of ethnic minorities in American history and culture, formally and universally established by education, is the most secure defense against racism. Projects National Asian American Studies Examination National Directory of Asian American Studies Programs The Chinatown Project Founding Board of Directors Honorary Director Lea Salonga 1993 Academy Award Winner Executive Director Andrew Chin University of Texas Public Relations Jean Lee Cole University of Texas Northern Region John Cheng University of Pennsylvania Southern Region Barry Hom University of Florida Western Region Alan Hu Stanford University

26. The Education Of Asian/Pacific American Students Reconceptualizing Community, Pedagogy, and Paradigms Asian American Studies andHigher education Most campuses do not offer an AAS course, some continue to http://eric-web.tc.columbia.edu/pathways/asian_pacific/asianedu.asp

Quick Links Search About ERIC/CUE Major Subject Areas Publications ... Organizations and Resources ERIC System In-Process Abstracts ERIC Database Other ERIC System Sites Adjunct Clearinghouse on Homeless Education ... Submit Your Documents User Services Comments, Questions, User Survey Mailing List Site Map ERIC/CUE Home Pathways:: Asian/Pacific American Students The Education of Asian/Pacific Students Issues of Identity and Image The Socialization of Asian/Pacific Students Languages and Politics in the Education of Asian/Pacific Students Educational Barriers and Prejudices Online Resources Asian/Pacific Pathway Home The Education of Asian/Pacific American Students The following sites take a closer look at the academic performance of Asian/Pacific American students by examining their relationships to teachers, parents, and schools. Asian-American Children: What Teachers Should Know Asian-American Children: What Teachers Should Know (in Chinese) Jianhua Feng writes about the educational needs of Asian/Pacific American students, especially at the early childhood and elementary levels. Teachers will find this digest helpful because it provides information on culturally appropriate practices to use with Asian/Pacific American students.

27. Council For Asian American Studies Education Council for Asian American Studies education. Organizational Profile.CAASE was founded in 1991 as a resource to support professional http://democracyweb.com/asian/caase/

Council for Asian American Studies Education Organizational Profile CAASE aims to support all efforts to provide multicultural and ethnic studies education in American schools. Since these efforts are frequently short-handed, CAASE deploys the talents and experiences of its members nationwide to augment local organizing and research. The creation of the CAASE website in 1998 is intended to ensure continuity in the collective experience of CAASE's advocacy. CAASE voted in 1993 to establish a high school examination in Asian American Studies. The first examination, in March 1995, invited students at 1,100 of the nation's best high schools to compete for scholarships and other prizes. Through its programs, publications, and advocacy, CAASE promotes the belief that awareness of the relevance and significance of ethnic minorities in American history and culture, formally and universally established by education, is the most secure defense against racism. Projects National Asian American Studies Examination National Directory of Asian American Studies Programs The Chinatown Project Founding Board of Directors Honorary Director Lea Salonga 1993 Academy Award Winner Executive Director Andrew Chin University of Texas Public Relations Jean Lee Cole University of Texas Northern Region John Cheng University of Pennsylvania Southern Region Barry Hom University of Florida Western Region Alan Hu Stanford University

28. Department Of Asian American Studies At CSUN Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Austin, Texas Ph.D. education, UCLA Dr.Shrake is an assistant professor specializing in Asian American education. http://www.csun.edu/~hfaas002/staff/e_shrake/

Jerome Richfield 340 * 18111 Nordhoff Street, Northridge, CA 91330-8251 * Office: 818-677-4966 * Fax: 818-677-7094 Home AAS Faculty Eunai Kim Shrake, Ph.D, Assistant Professor B.A. Christian Education, Presbyterian College, Seoul, Korea M.A. Christian Education, Presbyterian College, Seoul, Korea Th.M. Theology, Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Austin, Texas Ph.D. Education, UCLA Dr. Shrake is an assistant professor specializing in Asian American education. She has taught Asian American Studies and Education courses at UCLA, UCI, CSULB, and CSULA. Her teaching and research interests focus on Asian American children and youth, Asian American parenting styles, intergenerational cultural conflict, and equity and diversity issues in American education. She also has expertise in Korean American community issues. Her publications include "Korean American Mothers: Parenting Styles and Adolescent Behavior" in Korean American Women , (Song, Young and Moon, Ailee, eds., 1998), and "Implication of Culture and Ethnicity in the Effect of Korean American Parenting" in the

29. Asian American Studies Courses Edu T L 925.45 Seminar Asian American education Instructor Dr. Shelley Wong Thiscourse uses the theme of Asian and Pacific Americans War and Peace to http://www.cohums.ohio-state.edu/AsianAm/courses.htm

last updated: 2/21/03 hm 1998-2002 Courses 2002 - 2003 Academic Year Spring Quarter 2003 Comparative Studies H314: Women in East Asian and Asian American Literature Call: 04597-4 M W, 1:30- 3:18 Instructor: Prof. Thuy Linh Tu Comparative Studies 543: Asian American Literature and Culture Call: 04610-8 M W, 9:30- 11:18 Instructor: Prof. Thuy Linh Tu Focused study of a topic in Asian American literary and cultural studies. Comparative Studies 294: Ideas of India M W or T Th, 1:30- 3:18 (contact Rick Livingston for important information) Instructor: Prof. Rick Livingston This course provides an introduction to South Asia by examining some of the most influential ways the region has been imagined. How do discourses of geography, religion, history and culture help to construct "ideas of India"? What is the relation between these Indias of the mind and real-life projects of empire, nation-building and identity-formation? How do ideas of India serve to maintain communities and identities among South Asians abroad? While focusing primarily on contemporary India, we will examine how different versions of a collective past have produced differing understandings of South Asian modernity. Winter Quarter 2003 History 525: Asian American Women's History Instructor: Prof. Judy Wu

30. Asian American Studies Graduate Students My MA thesis is on Anna May Wong, one of the first Asian American film actresses rosincol@hotmail.comPhD student in Cultural Studies in education, School of http://www.cohums.ohio-state.edu/AsianAm/gradlist.htm

last updated: 2/11/03 hm Click on a student for their bio! [Oona Channa Besman besman.1@osu.edu] [Roland Sintos Coloma rosincol@hotmail.com] ... subedi.1@osu.edu] GRADUATE STUDENT BIOGRAPHIES Oona Channa Besman besman.1@osu.edu Recent Graduate I recently completed my M.A. in Women's Studies at OSU with focus areas in Feminist film theory and Asian American History. My research interests span the issues of Asian American representation in popular culture and the media to Asian American PanAsian Politics and mobilization; I am also interested in lesbian and gay politics and theory (popularly called Queer Theory), in both Asian American studies and filmic studies. My M.A. thesis is on Anna May Wong, one of the first Asian American film actresses of Hollywood. It is entitled: Anna May Wong: Lesbian Representation and Hollywood Orientalism Roland Sintos Coloma rosincol@hotmail.com PhD student in Cultural Studies in Education, School of Educational Policy and Leadership An immigrant from the Philippines, I have been a community organizer, university administrator, and a high school teacher before pursuing my doctorate in education. I received my BA and MA at the University of California, Riverside, and my teaching credential at Cal Poly Pomona. My research interests include multicultural curriculum and literacy, history and policy analysis, and Pilipino and Pilipino American education.I am heavily influenced by post-colonial, critical race, feminist and queer theories in my studies of oral/life histories, auto/biographies and discourse/textual analysis. In my spare time, I run, write poetry, indulge in modern dance, and play with my cat, Siopao.

31. LookSmart - Asian American Educational Organizations Asian American educational Organizations Contains course, curriculum, location,contact, and policy info for Asian American political education groups. http://www.looksmart.com/eus1/eus302562/eus317836/eus317916/eus147916/eus237166/

32. Asian American Education asian american education http://www.mykristi.org/cheat-for-gameboy-pokemon-silver.htm

33. University Communications Newsdesk, University Of Maryland Master's degrees. Total minority degrees, 53 rd. African American degrees, 46th; Asian American degrees, 41 st; Asian American education degrees, 37 th; http://www.inform.umd.edu/CampusInfo/Departments/InstAdv/newsdesk/1999rankings.h

Iraq, Terrorism, Homeland Defense: UM Experts UM to Host "Beyond Compliance - Campus Greening Through Stewardship" April 11-13 New National Survey Ranks Smith School of Business No. 3 for Entrepreneurship (Inter-Press) ... - Maryland Day Turns Five April 26thCome Celebrate, Have Fun and Find Adventure As Never Before Information provided by the Office of University Communications Maintained by the University of Maryland Electric Pub * electricpub@umail.umd.edu

34. University Communications Newsdesk, University Of Maryland degrees, 6 th; Asian American education degrees, 7 th; African AmericanEnglish language/literature degrees, 30 th; Asian American http://www.inform.umd.edu/CampusInfo/Departments/InstAdv/newsdesk/1998rankings.h

Iraq, Terrorism, Homeland Defense: UM Experts UM to Host "Beyond Compliance - Campus Greening Through Stewardship" April 11-13 New National Survey Ranks Smith School of Business No. 3 for Entrepreneurship (Inter-Press) ... - Maryland Day Turns Five April 26thCome Celebrate, Have Fun and Find Adventure As Never Before Information provided by the Office of University Communications Maintained by the University of Maryland Electric Pub * electricpub@umail.umd.edu

35. Asian American Ministry And Mission Center At Union-PSCE The Asian American Ministry and Missions Center at UnionPSCE has been establishedto assist in the education of Asian American church leaders. Recruitment. http://www.union-psce.edu/about/asian.shtml

Asian American Ministry and Mission Center at Union-PSCE Asian Americans represent the fastest growing segment of the U.S. population. Embracing the diverse national backgrounds and unique cultural heritage of Asian Americans presents exciting opportunities for American Protestantism. The positive contributions of Asian American Christians are being felt in local churches, seminaries, presbyteries, and other church bodies nationwide. There is a growing need to understand the complex dynamics of Asian American churches, to recruit gifted Asian American students to careers in ministry, and to provide continuing education opportunities to support Asian American pastors, educators, and laity in their work for Christ. The Asian American Ministry and Missions Center at Union-PSCE has been established to assist in the education of Asian American church leaders. Recruitment Encouraging gifted Asian Americans to consider careers in pastoral ministry and Christian education, and nurturing them during their schooling, is an important goal of the Center. It is imperative that Asian American churches attract and train leaders who are equipped to minister to second- and third-generation Asian Americans. At Union-PSCE, these students may enroll in a variety of degree programs to train leaders for the church. These include:

36. Education World® : Lesson Planning : Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! This week, education World offersfive lessons to introduce students to Asian American history and culture. http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/lesson235.shtml

Related Reviews Related Categories Related Sections Lesson Planning Center Archives: All Articles by Date The Arts ... Social Science Lesson Planning Article L E S S O N P L A N N I N G A R T I C L E Celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! This week, Education World offers five lessons to introduce students to Asian American history and culture. Included: Lessons in which students create a book of biographies of Asian Americans, dramatize stories from Asian cultures, and much more! Related Articles from Education World China: An Ancient Country in a Modern World Site Review: Pieces and Creases: A Fun Guide to Origami According to the U.S. Census Bureau , Asians and Pacific Islanders make up the fastest growing racial group in the United States, numbering more than 10 million people, or nearly 4 percent of the total population. The diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander American population includes members of more than 30 ethnic groups who speak more than 300 languages and dialects. "Emerging Together" is the national theme for this year's Asian Pacific American Heritage Month , a time to honor the contributions, heritage, and traditions of Asians and Pacific Islanders. One of the reasons May was chosen for this celebration was to pay tribute to the first Japanese immigrants, who came to the United States in May 1843.

37. Education World® : Lesson Planning Center : Lesson Plans : Asian American Tim Have each group develop a time line about Asian American history for a specifictime period. Lesson Plan Source. education World. Submitted By. Lois Lewis. http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/01-1/lp235_05.shtml

Lesson Planning Center Archives: All Articles by Date The Arts ... Lesson Planning Lesson Plan L E S S O N P L A N Asian American Time Lines Subject: Language Arts, History, Technology Grade: 3-5, 6-8, 9-12 Brief Description Students create time lines about various aspects of Asian American history. Objectives Students define the term time line, sequence historical events related to Asian American history in chronological order, demonstrate research skills using the Internet and/or library sources. Keywords Asia, Asian American, time line, history, Japan, China Materials Needed teacher-selected examples of time lines computers with Internet access or student-researched library materials about Asian American history paper pens or pencils large sheets of construction paper (optional) PowerPoint software (optional) Lesson Plan Discuss the meaning of the term time line. Show students examples of time lines from school texts, library books, or online sources. Divide the class into small groups. Have students create time lines about aspects of Asian American history. Students might use library sources or these suggested Web sites: Chronology of Asian American History Major Dates and Events for Asian Americans in the United States and Washington State A Short Chronology of Japanese American History Chinese Historical Society of Southern California: Time Line ... An Asian Pacific American Timeline Variations: Have students create Asian American history time lines using only library sources.

38. AsiaSource: AsiaLINKS - A Resource Of The Asia Society Council on Islamic education The official web site of CIE features Impact This organizationwas started by Asian American professionals and college students in http://www.asiasource.org/links/al_mp_03.cfm?TID=581,601

39. AsiaSource: AsiaLINKS - A Resource Of The Asia Society Asian American Legal Defense and education Fund Based on the belief that that thelaw should be used as a tool to achieve social and economic justice for Asian http://www.asiasource.org/links/al_mp_03.cfm?TID=581

40. Department Of Asian American Studies Homepage for program at San Francisco State University.Category Science Social Sciences Asian American Studies...... Department has designed its course offerings so that students use a wide varietyof courses in Asian American Studies to meet General education and Statutory http://www.sfsu.edu/~ethnicst/AAS.html

DEGREES AND PROGRAMS OFFERED Major in Asian American Studies Minor in Asian American Studies Specialist Instruction in Bilingual Cross-Cultural Area Master in Asian American Studies CAREER ALTERNATIVES The Asian American Studies Curriculum is designed to meet the needs of students 1) who wish to pursue a personal interest in Asian American Studies; 2) who will be teaching ethnic studies subject matter in elementary, secondary or university institutions; or 3) who plan to work in the Asian American communities in social work, in law, as health specialists, as para-professional auxiliaries. ADVISING College of Ethnic Studies Advising Web Page Asian American Studies Advising Web Page ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES Department Chair - Marlon Hom The goals of the Asian American Studies Department include: 1 ) To provide a comprehensive offering of courses which offer all students the opportunity to study and develop greater understanding and awareness of the histories, cultures, communities, and experiences of Asian Americans; 2) To integrate knowledge and skills from a variety of other disciplines into a coherent body of information and methodology that reflect Asian American perspectives, approaches, and needs; 3) To increase the general body of information within the f field of Asian American Studies; 4) To encourage and promote the application of skills and knowledge from Asian American Studies to the improvement of conditions within Asian American communities and the large societies.

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