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The AAPIs at Oakton is a podcast featuring the Asian American Pacific Islander community at Oakton College, IL. We invite guests to share their stories and what's happening in Chicagoland's AAPI community.
COMPASS - Oakton College hosts AAPIs@Oakton, a education show with 27 episodes published.
A heartfelt sign-off to AAPIs@Oakton. This episode reflects on five years of COMPASS, Oakton College's first AANAPISI grant —from cultural events and student success initiatives to amplifying AAPI voices across campus an
Show notesWe're continuing our conversation with Dr. Janet Oh, Senior Director of Institutional Research at Cal State Northridge. In this episode, we discussed data disaggregation and its significance related to Asian American & P
Show notesIn this episode, we're diving into the world of Institutional Research — or IR. We sat down with Dr. Janet Oh, Senior Director of Institutional Research at Cal State Northridge. We talked about her journey into IR, what
Show notesWe are wrapping up our chat with Oakton Staff. In this episode, we reflect on the impact of the AANAPISI program at the college and share our hopes and dreams for the AAPI community on campus.
Show notesWhat does it mean to be Asian American? For many of us, the answer isn’t simple. In this episode, we sat down with Oakton College staff to explore how their identities were shaped by growing up in immigrant families, nav
Show notesIn this episode, we sit down with Dr. Clyne Namuo, the president of Joliet Junior College. Dr. Namuo shares his leadership philosophy and journey to community college presidency as an Asian American Native Hawaiian in th
Show notesIn celebration of Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institutions (AANAPISI) week, we interview Dr. Robert A. Underwood, a former member of the U.S. Congress (D-Guam, 1993-2003) and president of
Show notesIn 2021, Illinois became the first state in the country to pass a measure requiring K-12 public schools to teach at least one instructional unit of Asian American history. The episode will discuss the Teaching Equitable
Show notesThis month, we connect with the Muslim Student Association (MSA) at Oakton College. In this candid conversation, we sit down with members of the MSA to explore their experiences and challenges as Muslim students navigati
Show notesWe're continuing our conversation with Dr. Anthony Ramos, Chief of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, & Belonging Officer at Elgin Community College. In this episode, we explore our challenges doing DEI work uplifting Asian A
Show notesWe sit down with Dr. Anthony Ramos, Chief of Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, & Belonging Officer at Elgin Community College. Dr. Ramos shares his journey to his current role and his take on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Show notesCentury College is the first 2-year college to receive the Asian American Native American Pacific Islander Serving-Institution (AANAPISI) status by the US Dept. of Education in the Midwest. In this episode, Nhia Xiong, A
Show notesThis month, we interviewed members of the South Asian Club at Oakton College, the second largest AAPI student organization on campus. They shared their ideas and ways the college can better support South Asian and other
Show notesAccording to the 2020 AAPI Census Data Report, there are about 16,000 Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders living in IL. At Oakton, there are only a handful of NHPI students. In this episode, we interviewed Lydia Cruz,
Show notesWe wrap up this season with the recap of the 2nd Annual Asian Night Market at Oakton College, Des Plaines Campus. This event was organized by Oakton's Center for Organizing Minority Programs to Advance Student Success (C
Show notesIn celebration of the Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month at Oakton College, we interviewed members of Pilipino in Alliance Yearning for Opportunities (PAYO), a Filipino student organization on campus. We aske
Show notesMicroaggressions are comments or actions that subtly and often unconsciously or unintentionally express a prejudiced attitude or biased toward historically marginalized groups. This episode features an interview with a f
Show notesIn this episode, we're continuing our conversation with Karen Su, Clinical Assistant Professor of Global Asian Studies, Principle Investigator and Project Director of the UIC AANAPISI Initiatives, about her experience na
Show notesUniversity of Illinois - Chicago (UIC) is the first school in the Midwest to receive the Asian American Native American Pacific Islander Serving Institution (AANAPISI) designation by the U.S Department of Education. In t
Show notesIn this episode, we'll be talking about the history of night market and its cultural impact in Asian American communities.
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