Student work: Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

By Cindy Liu, Class of 2018 on April 19, 2017, noon

For Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, Princeton University students speak about their experiences with their Asian Pacific American identities. This is the first video in a series of four, during which students reflect on how their Asian Pacific American identities have developed over time, as well as challenges they have faced throughout.

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.

‘Chinese, American, Argentinian, Jewish: I’m proud to be all of them at once.’ Our Year of the Tiger series concludes with Ella Gantman. .

Gantman, Class of 2023, talks about her experience being adopted from China at age 1, growing up in a family that identifies as American, Latino and Jewish, and finding her voice as a goalie for the women's soccer team and co-founder of The Poll Hero Project.

'Princeton Portraits' focuses on diverse backgrounds of University administrators .

The University unveiled the "Princeton Portraits" project Monday on a website that, in a multimedia display of the University's commitment to diversity and inclusion, showcases the varied backgrounds and perspectives of 32 campus administrators.

'When I say I’m Asian American, I always hope that raises more questions than it answers.' Our Year of the Tiger series continues with Yi-Ching Ong. .

In recognition of the Year of the Tiger, we are elevating the voices of Princeton's Asian and Asian American community. This month, we talk to Yi-Ching Ong, associate director at the John H. Pace, Jr. '39 Center for Civic Engagement and director of the Service Focus program.

Student work: Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

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‘Chinese, American, Argentinian, Jewish: I’m proud to be all of them at once.’ Our Year of the Tiger series concludes with Ella Gantman. .

'Princeton Portraits' focuses on diverse backgrounds of University administrators .

'When I say I’m Asian American, I always hope that raises more questions than it answers.' Our Year of the Tiger series continues with Yi-Ching Ong. .