'We Flourish' celebrates Princeton's Asian and Asian American alumni

By Nick Barberio, Office of Communications on Oct. 16, 2015, 9 a.m.

The "We Flourish" conference celebrates the stories of Asian and Asian American alumni at Princeton University. The conference features panel discussions, talks by alumni, faculty and students, and performing arts, cultural and networking events. The event also includes the premiere of a video highlighting the history and experiences of Asian and Asian American alumni.

Princeton University held a campus conference this weekend to celebrate the stories of Asian and Asian American alumni, while also highlighting the power of coming together as a community. The "We Flourish" conference, which ran from Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 15-17, featured an array of events for registered alumni and their guests.

'We Flourish' conference brings together Princeton's Asian and Asian American alumni .

Asian and Asian American alumni from around the world gathered on the Princeton University campus Oct. 15-17 to celebrate their significance to the Princeton community. Building on Princeton's motto, "Dei Sub Numine Viget," the "We Flourish" conference brought together more than 700 alumni and guests for discussions, lectures, performances, tours, and social and networking events.

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