Jennifer Chou
subject: Asian Americans--Study and teaching; Women social reformers--Asia; Women social reformers--United States; Oral history
description: Every fall, students at Stony Brook University in class, AAS/POL 307 (Women in US-Asian Relations), set out to interview women who are committed to enhancing US-Asian relations. Women’s contributions occur at many different levels of society and encompass a variety of occupations. In conducting oral history interviews, students prepare documentation for the Stony Brook University Melville Library’s digital collection and, in the process, acquire deep knowledge about women’s social, cultural, political, and economic roles in the United States and Asia, which includes those in Asian American communities. Each interview consists of multiple files, including: a text document and Powerpoint slides, which were converted to PDFs for this digitization project. The project is a joint effort between the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies and the University Libraries.
creator: Baracca, Drazen ; Dorsey, Raven ; Berman, Ericka ; Miller, Megan
date: 2015
contributor: Chou, Jennifer ; Christoff, Peggy Spitzer -- Senior Lecturer, China Studies. Director of Undergraduate Programs: Asian And Asian American Studies.
rights: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (URI: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/).
relation: AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject; AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject_2015
format: application/pdf
type: text

Julia Chang Bloch
subject: Asian Americans--Study and teaching; Women social reformers--Asia; Women social reformers--United States; Oral history
description: Every fall, students at Stony Brook University in class, AAS/POL 307 (Women in US-Asian Relations), set out to interview women who are committed to enhancing US-Asian relations. Women’s contributions occur at many different levels of society and encompass a variety of occupations. In conducting oral history interviews, students prepare documentation for the Stony Brook University Melville Library’s digital collection and, in the process, acquire deep knowledge about women’s social, cultural, political, and economic roles in the United States and Asia, which includes those in Asian American communities. Each interview consists of multiple files, including: a text document and Powerpoint slides, which were converted to PDFs for this digitization project. The project is a joint effort between the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies and the University Libraries.
creator: Kelly, Melissa ; Marrero, Maria ; Paguay, Stephanie
date: 2015
contributor: Bloch, Julia Chang ; Christoff, Peggy Spitzer -- Senior Lecturer, China Studies. Director of Undergraduate Programs: Asian And Asian American Studies.
rights: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (URI: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/).
relation: AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject; AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject_2015
format: application/pdf
type: text

Julia Chang Bloch
subject: Asian Americans--Study and teaching; Women social reformers--Asia; Women social reformers--United States; Oral history
description: Every fall, students at Stony Brook University in class, AAS/POL 307 (Women in US-Asian Relations), set out to interview women who are committed to enhancing US-Asian relations. Women’s contributions occur at many different levels of society and encompass a variety of occupations. In conducting oral history interviews, students prepare documentation for the Stony Brook University Melville Library’s digital collection and, in the process, acquire deep knowledge about women’s social, cultural, political, and economic roles in the United States and Asia, which includes those in Asian American communities. Each interview consists of multiple files, including: a text document and Powerpoint slides, which were converted to PDFs for this digitization project. The project is a joint effort between the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies and the University Libraries.
creator: Kelly, Melissa ; Marrero, Maria ; Paguay, Stephanie
date: 2015
contributor: Bloch, Julia Chang ; Christoff, Peggy Spitzer -- Senior Lecturer, China Studies. Director of Undergraduate Programs: Asian And Asian American Studies.
rights: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (URI: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/).
relation: AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject; AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject_2015
format: application/pdf
type: text

Dr. Latha Chandran
subject: Asian Americans--Study and teaching; Women social reformers--Asia; Women social reformers--United States; Oral history
description: Every fall, students at Stony Brook University in class, AAS/POL 307 (Women in US-Asian Relations), set out to interview women who are committed to enhancing US-Asian relations. Women’s contributions occur at many different levels of society and encompass a variety of occupations. In conducting oral history interviews, students prepare documentation for the Stony Brook University Melville Library’s digital collection and, in the process, acquire deep knowledge about women’s social, cultural, political, and economic roles in the United States and Asia, which includes those in Asian American communities. Each interview consists of multiple files, including: a text document and Powerpoint slides, which were converted to PDFs for this digitization project. The project is a joint effort between the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies and the University Libraries.
creator: Liranzo, Emely ; Jaramillo, Victoria ; Shevlin, Alyssa ; Chandran, Dr. Latha
date: 2015
contributor: Christoff, Peggy Spitzer -- Senior Lecturer, China Studies. Director of Undergraduate Programs: Asian And Asian American Studies.
rights: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (URI: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/).
relation: AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject; AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject_2015
format: application/pdf
type: text

Dr. Latha Chandran
subject: Asian Americans--Study and teaching; Women social reformers--Asia; Women social reformers--United States; Oral history
description: Every fall, students at Stony Brook University in class, AAS/POL 307 (Women in US-Asian Relations), set out to interview women who are committed to enhancing US-Asian relations. Women’s contributions occur at many different levels of society and encompass a variety of occupations. In conducting oral history interviews, students prepare documentation for the Stony Brook University Melville Library’s digital collection and, in the process, acquire deep knowledge about women’s social, cultural, political, and economic roles in the United States and Asia, which includes those in Asian American communities. Each interview consists of multiple files, including: a text document and Powerpoint slides, which were converted to PDFs for this digitization project. The project is a joint effort between the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies and the University Libraries. The original PowerPoint file was deleted from the Chandran project. This decision was made by the publisher since corrections were made to the notes in the PowerPoint and everything was captured in the PDF version of the PowerPoint.
creator: Liranzo, Emely ; Jaramillo, Victoria ; Shevlin, Alyssa ; Chandran, Dr. Latha
date: 2015
contributor: Christoff, Peggy Spitzer -- Senior Lecturer, China Studies. Director of Undergraduate Programs: Asian And Asian American Studies.
rights: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (URI: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/).
relation: AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject; AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject_2015
format: application/pdf
type: text

Clarissa Burt
subject: Asian Americans--Study and teaching; Women social reformers--Asia; Women social reformers--United States; Oral history
description: Every fall, students at Stony Brook University in class, AAS/POL 307 (Women in US-Asian Relations), set out to interview women who are committed to enhancing US-Asian relations. Women’s contributions occur at many different levels of society and encompass a variety of occupations. In conducting oral history interviews, students prepare documentation for the Stony Brook University Melville Library’s digital collection and, in the process, acquire deep knowledge about women’s social, cultural, political, and economic roles in the United States and Asia, which includes those in Asian American communities. Each interview consists of multiple files, including: a text document and Powerpoint slides, which were converted to PDFs for this digitization project. The project is a joint effort between the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies and the University Libraries.
creator: Gomez, Christopher ; Munson, Michael ; Williams, Seth
date: 2015
contributor: Burt, Clarissa ; Christoff, Peggy Spitzer -- Senior Lecturer, China Studies. Director of Undergraduate Programs: Asian And Asian American Studies.
rights: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (URI: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/).
relation: AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject; AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject_2015
format: application/pdf
type: text

Clarissa Burt
subject: Asian Americans--Study and teaching; Women social reformers--Asia; Women social reformers--United States; Oral history
description: Every fall, students at Stony Brook University in class, AAS/POL 307 (Women in US-Asian Relations), set out to interview women who are committed to enhancing US-Asian relations. Women’s contributions occur at many different levels of society and encompass a variety of occupations. In conducting oral history interviews, students prepare documentation for the Stony Brook University Melville Library’s digital collection and, in the process, acquire deep knowledge about women’s social, cultural, political, and economic roles in the United States and Asia, which includes those in Asian American communities. Each interview consists of multiple files, including: a text document and Powerpoint slides, which were converted to PDFs for this digitization project. The project is a joint effort between the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies and the University Libraries.
creator: Gomez, Christopher ; Munson, Michael ; Williams, Seth
date: 2015
contributor: Burt, Clarissa ; Christoff, Peggy Spitzer -- Senior Lecturer, China Studies. Director of Undergraduate Programs: Asian And Asian American Studies.
rights: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (URI: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/).
relation: AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject; AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject_2015
format: application/pdf
type: text

Lucille Barale
subject: Asian Americans--Study and teaching; Women social reformers--Asia; Women social reformers--United States; Oral history
description: Every fall, students at Stony Brook University in class, AAS/POL 307 (Women in US-Asian Relations), set out to interview women who are committed to enhancing US-Asian relations. Women’s contributions occur at many different levels of society and encompass a variety of occupations. In conducting oral history interviews, students prepare documentation for the Stony Brook University Melville Library’s digital collection and, in the process, acquire deep knowledge about women’s social, cultural, political, and economic roles in the United States and Asia, which includes those in Asian American communities. Each interview consists of multiple files, including: a text document and Powerpoint slides, which were converted to PDFs for this digitization project. The project is a joint effort between the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies and the University Libraries.
creator: Nguyen, Paul ; Chen, Stefanie ; Michel, Christolin
date: 2015
contributor: Barale, Lucille ; Christoff, Peggy Spitzer -- Senior Lecturer, China Studies. Director of Undergraduate Programs: Asian And Asian American Studies.
rights: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (URI: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/).
relation: AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject; AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject_2015
format: application/pdf
type: text

Lucille Barale
subject: Asian Americans--Study and teaching; Women social reformers--Asia; Women social reformers--United States; Oral history
description: Every fall, students at Stony Brook University in class, AAS/POL 307 (Women in US-Asian Relations), set out to interview women who are committed to enhancing US-Asian relations. Women’s contributions occur at many different levels of society and encompass a variety of occupations. In conducting oral history interviews, students prepare documentation for the Stony Brook University Melville Library’s digital collection and, in the process, acquire deep knowledge about women’s social, cultural, political, and economic roles in the United States and Asia, which includes those in Asian American communities. Each interview consists of multiple files, including: a text document and Powerpoint slides, which were converted to PDFs for this digitization project. The project is a joint effort between the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies and the University Libraries.
creator: Nguyen, Paul ; Chen, Stefanie ; Michel, Christolin
date: 2015
contributor: Barale, Lucille ; Christoff, Peggy Spitzer -- Senior Lecturer, China Studies. Director of Undergraduate Programs: Asian And Asian American Studies.
rights: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (URI: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/).
relation: AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject; AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject_2015
format: application/pdf
type: text

Margarethe (Maggie) Adams
subject: Asian Americans--Study and teaching; Women social reformers--Asia; Women social reformers--United States; Oral history
description: Every fall, students at Stony Brook University in class, AAS/POL 307 (Women in US-Asian Relations), set out to interview women who are committed to enhancing US-Asian relations. Women’s contributions occur at many different levels of society and encompass a variety of occupations. In conducting oral history interviews, students prepare documentation for the Stony Brook University Melville Library’s digital collection and, in the process, acquire deep knowledge about women’s social, cultural, political, and economic roles in the United States and Asia, which includes those in Asian American communities. Each interview consists of multiple files, including: a text document and Powerpoint slides, which were converted to PDFs for this digitization project. The project is a joint effort between the Department of Asian and Asian American Studies and the University Libraries.
creator: Ahmed, Naveed ; Coyne, Daniel ; Chakraborty, Susmita ; Khaneyan, Brian
date: 2015
contributor: Adams, Margarethe ; Christoff, Peggy Spitzer -- Senior Lecturer, China Studies. Director of Undergraduate Programs: Asian And Asian American Studies.
rights: In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted (URI: http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/InC-EDU/1.0/).
relation: AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject; AAS_POL_307_OralHistoryProject_2015
format: application/pdf
type: text