APAHE CONFERENCE 2015 CALL FOR PROPOSALS Many Identities: One Call to Action

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APAHE CONFERENCE 2015
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Many Identities: One Call to Action
April 8, 2015 - Pre-conference
April 9-10, 2015 - Main Conference
San Francisco, CA
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS
APAHE is committed to addressing issues affecting Asian Pacific American (APA)
students, staff, faculty and administrators and supporting APA leadership
development in higher education. We invite you to submit a proposal for the
conference by reflecting on the conference theme, broadly conceived. The
following is a framework of four focal points for proposals that explore issues
related to the conference theme, Many Identities: One Call to Action.
Advocacy - providing a voice for the APA community and brings to light issues
important to the community, including but not limited to social justice, identity (ex:
ethnic/race, gender and sexuality), immigration, access to higher education and
academic success (ex: state/federal legislation or APA-specific grants/programs)
Advancement - promoting professional and personal development, such as
leadership, legislation, research and data on the APA community, mentoring,
personal tool kit, or continuing advanced education
Coalition – strengthening and bringing together the APA community with purpose;
examples include grassroots efforts across and within ethnic groups and
communities, community building
Inspiration - evoking stories and narratives from and about the APA community,
including but not limited to success and failures, lessons learned and resilience,
leadership; “paying it forward,” or spirituality/religion/faith
Click here for Proposal Submission Form – Fillable PDF, please note you may
have to save document first for fillable function to work.
Deadline for proposals due Friday, December 19, 2014; 11:59pm (PST).
For questions, contact Belinda Vea, Ph.D., at belinda.vea@ucop.edu or
510/987-9581.
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