We are delighted to share the exciting news that Dr. Karen Su has been promoted to Clinical Associate Professor! Congratulations on this important milestone! Karen Su has been at UIC since 2004 and…
Congratulations to Dr. Xuehua Xiang on this huge and well-deserved milestone. We appreciate all your fearless support of GLAS all these years and are grateful you are part of our community. Xuehua Xiang…
Nadine Naber has co-authored an article with Lara Kiswani and Samia Shoman on “Palestine is Ethnic Studies: The Struggle for Arab American Studies in K-12 Ethnic Studies Curriculum.” It is part of a…
Michelle Lee published an article entitled “Decompositional Forms: Asiatic Disfigurement, Sensorial Excess, and Queer Inhumanisms in Candice Lin’s Natural History in a Special Issue: “Imagining an Interval: towards a Potential Asian and Diasporic…
Justin Phan published an article entitled “Sonic Infidelities: Performing Time, Space, and Nonalignment in Hýõng Ngô’s In the Shadow of the Future in a Special Issue: “Imagining an Interval: towards a Potential Asian…
One of Mary Anne Mohanraj’s poem, “Kin Song” was part of a beautiful exhibit entitled “Testimonies on Paper: Art and Poetry of South Asian Women” at the South Asia Institute. The exhibit was…
Mark was accepted into the University of Michigan’s Diversity Scholars Network, an interdisciplinary, multi-institutional community of scholars committed to advancing understandings of historical and contemporary issues related to identity, difference, culture, representation, power, oppression,…
Mark Martell presented at the San Diego Comic Con (July 19 to 23) on a panel moderated by Dawn Lee called “The Changing Context of Asian American Narratives in Comics and Graphic Novels” with…
Karen Su’s children’s book on Philip Vera Cruz was reviewed and featured by Positively Filipino, an online magazine that covers news stories of interest to Filipino Americans in the diaspora. Read the review…
Clare Kim has published an article “The Art and Craft of Mathematical Expression Computational Origami and the Politics of Creativity” in Osiris, a thematic journal by the History of Science Society that highlights research…
