Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month

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sunny lee, wearing a cap and gown, talks at a podium during a sunny graduation event

On My Mind: How serving students connects to my identity as an Asian American

Sunny Lee, associate vice chancellor and dean of students, discusses how her Asian American identity informs her work at UC Berkeley

Civil and environmental engineering professor Kenichi Soga

Kenichi Soga named to the National Academy of Engineering

Berkeley geotechnical engineer receives one of the highest professional honors accorded an American engineer

Rona Osmani and Jesse Ante pose together at the 2022 TAAP dinner venue.

The Tale of Two Scholars: A Mentorship Story

Jesse Ante ’68, M.S. ’70 and Rona Osmani ’06 reflect on their experiences.

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A Year on Angel Island

A year of performances, lectures, exhibitions, and discussions about immigration, exclusion, belonging, and resistance focusing on the historic Angel Island Immigration Station in San Francisco Bay.

Centers and Departments

Task Forces and Advisory Bodies

Faculty and Staff Resources

Student Resources

Research

Asian American History at Berkeley

Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month

Read the campus message from Vice Chancellor Dania Matos and other leaders

Events

I'm a Berkeleyan

Julie Thao on campus wearing graduation sash.

Julie Thao is finding ways to heal trauma in her Hmong community

Illustration of Danny Thongsy

Danny Thongsy: We can look within ourselves to find strength and persevere

em huang smiles at the camera sitting on a chair

Em Huang on why it’s important to acknowledge multiple identities

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Sydney Ji on the intersection of disability, culture and gender

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