AsianAm Class Project

Part of the requirements for Linda Vo's "Southeast Asian American Experience" class last spring was to design a project that would promote or display the SEA Archive in order to understand what it means to collect, research, display, and preserve community histories. Working in groups, the students undertook a number of creative projects: Cosme Perez and Khanh Nguyen planned a brochure, Daisy Lok and Tram Tran worked on a slide show, Kearly Chhour and Nam Ly made a poster display, Michael Nailat scanned photographs for display on the Archive's web page, Phuong Nguyen and Susie Le collected materials from the Vietnamese community, Vy Ta designed a postcard, Sok Rim collected materials and made a videotape, with written commentary, of Cambodian dances. These projects have contributed new ideas and materials to the Archive, and also given students first-hand experience in documenting local communities. Thanks Linda! Professor Vo will offer the "Southeast Asian American Experience" class (AsianAm 151H) again in winter quarter 2002.



Recent Gifts Southeast Asian Archive Fall Quarter Hours Paul Tran's Gift Little Saigon Clean-Up Archival Finding Aids Online AsianAm Class Project Fall Quarter 2001 Southeast Asian/American classes New Southeast Asian Faculty at UCI UCI Southeast Asian Student Groups Winter Quarter 2002 Southeast Asian/American classes "Spirit of Vietnam" Exhibit The Review of Vietnamese Studies Satjadham Lao Literary Project New Book Selected Recent Acquisitions	AsianAm Class Project Part of the requirements for Linda Vo's "Southeast Asian American Experience" class last spring was to design a project that would promote or display the SEA Archive in order to understand what it means to collect, research, display, and preserve community histories. Working in groups, the students undertook a number of creative projects: Cosme Perez and Khanh Nguyen planned a brochure, Daisy Lok and Tram Tran worked on a slide show, Kearly Chhour and Nam Ly made a poster display, Michael Nailat scanned photographs for display on the Archive's web page, Phuong Nguyen and Susie Le collected materials from the Vietnamese community, Vy Ta designed a postcard, Sok Rim collected materials and made a videotape, with written commentary, of Cambodian dances. These projects have contributed new ideas and materials to the Archive, and also given students first-hand experience in documenting local communities. Thanks Linda! Professor Vo will offer the "Southeast Asian American Experience" class (AsianAm 151H) again in winter quarter 2002.


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