Current Exhibit
Powell Library Rotunda
Forty Years of Breaking Ground: UCLA Asian American Studies
Through December 11
Organized in collaboration with the Asian American Studies Center and the Department of Asian American Studies, this exhibit celebrates forty years of Asian American studies at UCLA.
Asian American studies staff, students, and faculty have joined forces with College Library staff to create a vividly visual presentation of artwork, reproductions of vintage photographs, books, and other materials that trace four decades of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders who have taught, studied, and contributed to intellectual diversity at UCLA.
This exhibit is made possible in part through the generous support of Gene D. Block, UCLA chancellor; Claudia Mitchell-Kernan, vice chancellor for graduate studies and dean of the Graduate Division; the UCLA Institute of American Cultures; and Rosina Becerra, UCLA vice provost with the Office for Faculty Diversity.
