UCLA Hawai‘i Travel Study Program

UCLA Hawai‘i Travel Study Program Attend the UCLA Hawai‘i Travel Study program for a critical examination of race, ethnicity, history, gender, sexuality, and U.S.

empire in the context of the Hawaiian islands. Hawai‘i is world famous as a “tropical paradise” and also has been heralded as a “racial paradise,” occupying a unique position as a place where “minorities comprise a majority.” During this 5-week program, students can enjoy the sun, sand, and surf while investigating local histories and communities and problematizing issues related to indigeneity, p

olitics, economy, representation, and colonialism. Through field visits, service learning, discussion, and student-led research opportunities, the UCLA Hawai‘i Travel Study program seeks to broaden student understandings of Hawai‘i and the Pacific. Directed by Roderick Labrador, Asian American Studies, UCLA and Ethnic Studies, UHM. The program is open to students from all institutions at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Financial aid is available to qualified UCLA students. All other students should inquire about financial aid at their home institution. For more information, go to this address
http://www.ieo.ucla.edu/TravelStudy/AsianAm-Hawaii/overview.htm

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Should there be a Hawai’i Travel Study Program in summer 2020?

“While at the University of Hawaii, Professor Umemoto also served as the Director of Training for the Asian Pacific Isla...
03/06/2018

“While at the University of Hawaii, Professor Umemoto also served as the Director of Training for the Asian Pacific Islander Youth Violence Prevention Center (2000-2010) in the School of Medicine, working to reduce youth violence in Hawaii. She has also worked on a variety of community development projects and assisted nonprofit organizations and government agencies with strategic planning.”

For over forty-five years, the UCLA Asian American Studies Center has been at the forefront of educating the American public about the intellectual, cultural, and political diversity of the Asian American and Pacific Islander experience.

“we must recognize that while the mixing of Asian and Hawaiian cultures is not inherently a bad thing, the conflation of...
02/14/2018

“we must recognize that while the mixing of Asian and Hawaiian cultures is not inherently a bad thing, the conflation of Hawaiian and Asian cultures fosters the idea that Native Hawaiian people and culture are relics of the past, and often causes misrepresentation of Native Hawaiians in mainstream media”

Editor’s Note: Ranier Maningding is a copywriter and mastermind behind the social justice page “The Love Life of an Asian Guy“. The opinions expressed in this piece are solely his own. My fellow mainland Asian Americans, we need to talk about Hawaii. And no, not to gush about the typical touri...

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06/06/2017

Great news, everyone: At the June 2, 2017 meeting of the Undergraduate Council (UgC), ASIA AM M143A was approved to fulfill the College Diversity Requirement with an effective date of SUMMER 2017!

Shout out to Professor Rod

Questions? Please reach out to the UCLA AASD Academic Advisor, Kristine Jan Espinoza ([email protected])

GREAT NEWS: UCLA Travel Study gave us a couple days extension. Reserve your spot TODAY: http://ieo.ucla.edu/travelstudy/...
04/10/2017

GREAT NEWS: UCLA Travel Study gave us a couple days extension. Reserve your spot TODAY: http://ieo.ucla.edu/travelstudy/faq

We are now at 27 of 30. THREE MORE SPOTS LEFT! Join us this summer in Hawai'i with Professor Rod!

If you are applying for and using summer financial aid, it may be disbursed later, so please follow-up with your respective Financial Aid Office (at your home institution) ASAP.

I MUA!

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***URGENT - UPDATE***Special thank you to each of you who helped in promoting the UCLA Hawai’i Travel Study Program! Bas...
03/08/2017

***URGENT - UPDATE***

Special thank you to each of you who helped in promoting the UCLA Hawai’i Travel Study Program! Based on this and after the Department manager convenes with the Department Chair (tomorrow), we plan to recommend to the UCLA International Education Office (UCLA Study Abroad) to give us more time, and that we can fill the class.

We need you more than ever now.
Register and submit the deposit ASAP: (http://ieo.ucla.edu/travelstudy)

Starting the application and submitting a deposit becomes tangible evidence to the UCLA Study Abroad office that students are committed in participating on this trip. So far, only 16 remain confirmed (paid deposits and are holding a spot on the program) and 8 have registered (have not paid and are not yet holding a spot on the program). I believe in this program, and I hope that you choose to commit to this.

HI TRAVEL STUDY PROGRAM DETAILS:

· Location: University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa, Honolulu, HI

· Program Dates: Wednesday, June 28, 2017, to Wednesday, August 2, 2017 (5-week program) – you will be back in time for UCLA Summer Session C! NOTE: Students are asked to arrive by Tuesday, June 27, 2017.

· Courses Offered: ASIA AM M143A/ANTH M139P*, ASIA AM M143C/ANTH M177P*, ASIA AM 199 (optional)

· Instructor: Professor Rod Labrador, Associate Professor, Department of Ethnic Studies (http://www.ethnicstudies.hawaii.edu/pages/faculty.html), Department of Anthropology (http://www.anthropology.hawaii.edu/department/subfields/cultural/index.html)

· Financial Aid: http://ieo.ucla.edu/travelstudy/financialaid (They will be better in answering what sort of Financial Aid packages are available)

Specific questions regarding the Travel Study application, or other related questions can be directed to the IEO Staff who oversee the HI Travel Study Program:

Sally Murphy
[email protected] | 310.825.1435

Kate McMillan
[email protected] | 310.206.3981

We hope you can join us.

Sincerest regards,
Kristine Jan Espinoza
Undergraduate & Graduate Academic Advisor
UCLA | Asian American Studies Department
[email protected]

Asian American and Pacific Islander Studies Undergraduate Association APIUA UCLA Asian American Studies Graduate Student Association (AASGSA) UCLA Asian American Studies Center UCLA Alumni UCLA College Academic Counseling Pacific Islands' Student Association UCLA Community Programs Office

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