I am currently serving as the Director of Asian Canadian & Asian Migration Studies at the University of British Columbia.
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I also recommend reading back issues of the ACAM student journal, Tributaries, and listening to the ACAM podcast.
Some of my other current university, professional, and community service activities include positions on:
The Editorial Board of BC Studies.
Among the journal’s many important contributions, the BC Studies Inclusive Publishing project is expanding the accessibility of the website and article PDFs.
The UBC Press Publications Board.
The press is celebrating more than fifty years of publishing.
The UBC Centre for Asian Canadian Research and Engagement steering committee.
Find out more about ACRE from UBC Magazine.
The Board of Advisors for the Journal of British Studies.
Explore past issues of JBS.
I also sit on a number of prize or funding adjudication committees for academic and public organizations, among other service and community work.
I served as an Historical Advisor on “The Paper Trail to the 1923 Chinese Exclusion Act” exhibition at the new Chinese Canadian Museum.
In Vancouver? The exhibition is now open. Find out more and book tickets for your visit on the museum’s website.
Interested in archival sources? In partnership with the Paper Trail team, UBC Rare Books and Special Collections has now launched a digital collection of C.I. (Chinese Immigration) certificates. Find out more in the UBC Library’s announcement and then explore the collection.
Stay tuned for online resources related to the exhibition.