Unbound: The Life and Legacy of Asian American Community Historian Judy Yung
Friday, November 5, 2021
3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (PDT)
Virtual
Through this event we aim to honor and celebrate Judith "Judy" Yung’s tremendous work legacy as a UCSC emerita professor of American Studies, community and public scholar of Chinese American history, innovator in oral history methodology, prize-winning author, teacher, supportive colleague, and cherished mentor.
Program:
-
Welcome remarks by Professor Alice Yang (UCSC)
-
Remembrances by George Ow (Chinese American History Enthusiast and Philanthropist) and Buck Gee (Angel Island Foundation)
-
Community forum: Alice Yang will moderate conversation with alumni Mana Hayakawa (Oakes College, '01, American Studies), Lora Collier Chan (Oakes College, '01, Anthropology), Kio Tong-ishikawa (Merrill College, '04, Asian American Studies and Business Management Economics), Yukiya Jerry Waki (Merrill College, '99, American Studies)
-
Academic forum: Profesor Emerita Karen Tei Yamashita (UCSC) will moderate conversation with Professor Emerita Bettina Aptheker (UCSC), Professor Gordon Chang (Stanford), and Professor Erika Lee (U. of Minnesota)
-
Closing remarks from Humanities Dean Jasmine Alinder
This event is sponsored by:
Asian American/Pacific Islander Resource Center
Center for Racial Justice
Cowell College
Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Department
Humanities Division
Oakes College
The Judy Yung Memorial Fund in Asian American/Pacific Islander Studies has been established to support interdisciplinary research and programming related to AA/PI Studies at UC Santa Cruz, and will carry Judy’s legacy into the future. Please consider making a gift today.