Like to crochet or knit? Don't know how? No worries! Join the BIPOC faculty, students and staff for a beginner-friendly Sip and Stitch! A mini intro lesson will be provided! To register, go to https://tinyurl.com/fall2023mindful.
Come join us biweekly starting on Thursday, September 21 from 2 pm – 3 pm for Feminist Fiber Arts: Paj Ntaub Circle. Paj ntaub, which means "flower cloth," is an integral part of the Hmong culture. Join us to work... Read More
Come join us biweekly starting on Thursday, September 21 from 2 pm – 3 pm for Feminist Fiber Arts: Paj Ntaub Circle. Paj ntaub, which means "flower cloth," is an integral part of the Hmong culture. Join us to work... Read More
The Southeast Asian American Student Center (SEAASC) is collaborating with the Admissions at UW-Milwaukee for a special event called “SEAASC Family Open House” on Saturday, November 4, 2023. This event aims to acquaint prospective students with the services and valuable resources... Read More
Grab your lunch and come chat with an Asian faculty member! Dr. Lu He conducts research at the intersection of health informatics, data science, and Human-Computer Interaction (HCI). She is passionate about developing and applying computational methods including Natural Language... Read More
Come join us biweekly starting on Thursday, September 21 from 2 pm – 3 pm for Feminist Fiber Arts: Paj Ntaub Circle. Paj ntaub, which means "flower cloth," is an integral part of the Hmong culture. Join us to work... Read More
Come join us biweekly starting on Thursday, September 21 from 2 pm – 3 pm for Feminist Fiber Arts: Paj Ntaub Circle. Paj ntaub, which means "flower cloth," is an integral part of the Hmong culture. Join us to work... Read More
Come join us biweekly starting on Thursday, September 21 from 2 pm – 3 pm for Feminist Fiber Arts: Paj Ntaub Circle. Paj ntaub, which means "flower cloth," is an integral part of the Hmong culture. Join us to work... Read More
Grab your lunch and come chat with an Asian faculty member! Dr. Huang is the chair of Women's and Gender Studies at UWM and works on the transformation of gender ideas in the Mao and post-Mao eras through archiving and... Read More
Grab your lunch and come chat with an Asian faculty member! Dr. Thongpriwan’s research interests are in mental health, nursing education, qualitative research, interpersonal violence, and cross-cultural methods. Her doctoral dissertation research focused on perceptions of dating violence among Thai... Read More