You are invited to celebrate the graduating classes of 2020 of the graduate and professional programs of Yale University at a special Lavender Graduation Ceremony, with remarks by Professor Roderick Ferguson.
Please RSVP at lgbtq.yale.edu/lavgrad to receive the Zoom videoconference link by email the afternoon of Tuesday, April 21. Graduates, please login when you RSVP.
Location now via Zoom.
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In light of the need for campus exchanges on the cultures and history of Southeast Asia and students’ interest in learning about careers in the arts, the Asian American Cultural Center invites you to join our virtual dinner discussion with filmmaker Lee Ngo ‘05. Ngo will share his experience working in the Southeast Asian film industry and in co-founding a transnational media company that tells Southeast Asian stories with global sensibilities.
Chandan Reddy is an associate professor in the departments of Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies and the Comparative History of Ideas at the University of Washington. There, he teaches courses on racial capitalism, settler and overseas colonialism, sexuality, and US Modernity.
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Location now via Zoom.
Location now via Zoom.
In place of our planned community research day, please join the AACC in hearing student presentations from Kevin Chen ‘21 and Evan Billups ‘20.
Evan will be presenting independent research that is part of her thesis titled “Chinese American Adoption in the Portland Public Schools Mandarin Immersion Program.”
Kevin will be presenting his work titled “We Can’t All Get Along”: Deconstructing Afro-Asian Antagonisms.
Andrea Levere ‘83 spent almost three decades delivering programs and advancing policies that aim to create wealth for financially underserved communities, with a focus on communities of color. As an Executive Fellow for the International Center for Finance at the Yale SOM, she is applying all the financial lessons she learned at SOM and through her career to promote a philanthropic platform that provides “enterprise-level” capital, or philanthropic equity, to nonprofits and social enterprises to build financial strength and resilience for their organizations and the people they serve.
The Office of LGBTQ Resources and Tsai CITY invite you to participate in a Zoom-based panel featuring Yale alumni D Dangaran (‘15), Hil O’Connell (‘14), Gabe Murchinson (‘14, ‘15MPH) and Aiden Shapiro (‘11). Our panelists will discuss their experiences as trans and nonbinary professionals in their respective fields of law, nonprofit work, and medicine.
