The A3C Speaker Series presents:
A PANACEA FOR PROCRASTINATION
When: THURSDAY, October 20th, Noon – 1:00PM
Where: A3C Couchroom, 2nd Floor Old Union Clubhouse
LUNCH IS PROVIDED
As fall quarter starts, so does the work. Then the procrastination starts, and the late nights follow. Before you know it, the due date is right around the corner and the work is piled high. Come hear advice from Adina Glickman, Associate Director for Academic Support at the Center for Teaching and Learning, about how you can avoid those last-minute assignments and all-nighters.
Posted in Events, Speaker Series on October 18th
The Asian American Activities Center (A3C) After Dark Series presents:
Dealing with Parental Pressures
Thursday, October 20
5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Asian American Activities Center Couchroom
(second floor of Old Union Clubhouse)
Have you ever felt pressured by your parents to pursue a career in medicine, law, or business?
Do you feel the need to choose a more “secure” major or career path?
Come to our first After Dark Series event to learn about how Stanford alumnus, Lan Le ‘10,
confronted major career-related and other decisions in the face of parental opposition.
Hear their stories about how he balanced familial responsibility
with their academic and personal interests, and their suggestions for how you can too!
Dinner will be provided.
Please RSVP by 11 PM on Sunday, October 15 at http://a3cservices.stanford.edu/afterdark
Questions? Contact Jenny Nguyen at jenguyen@stanford.edu
Posted in After Dark, Events on October 13th
AANSOC Community Welcome
9/20 1:45 -3:45 PM
White Plaza Outdoor Stage
Kick off NSO at AANSOC’s first event! Learn about the A3C, meet student staff and enjoy live performances while sampling refreshments.
Okada Chillout
9/21 10:30 – 11:30 PM
Okada House Lounge, Wilbur Hall
Explore the Asian American theme dorm and mingle with your fellow freshmen and upperclassmen at this year’s first AANSOC social mixer!
We Are Family
9/23 7:00 – 9:45 PM
Cubberley Auditorium
See what the Asian American community at Stanford is all about at the biggest and most anticipated Asian American orientation event. Enjoy live performances from various student
groups and meet your Big Sigs at the AASIB family matching.
A3C Speaker Series: Breaking the Mold
9/29 12:00 – 1:00 PM
Asian American Activites Center, Old Union Clubhouse
Unsure about where you fit in Stanford? Come hear our student panelists talk about how they
shaped their Stanford experiences by incorporating their own unique personalities, interests, and hobbies.
A3C Speaker Series: Breaking the Mold
10/6 12:00 – 1:00 PM
Asian American Activites Center, Old Union Clubhouse
With so many resources here at Stanford, where do you even begin? Come hear from Stanford administrators to learn how to make the most out of your Stanford career.
AANSOC/AASIB Ice Cream Social
10/9 1:30 – 3:00pm
Take a break from your studies and join us for some fun in the sun with the Asian American Big Sib/Little Sib program! Come meet fellow frosh, upperclassmen, and your sib family while enjoying free ice cream, drinks, and tasty snacks.
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The Asian American Activities Center (A3C) Speaker Series presents…
“Through The Looking Glass”
Thursday, May 19, Noon-1PM
*FREE LUNCH PROVIDED*
Asian American Activities Center Couchroom
2nd floor of Old Union Clubhouse
“As the end of the academic year quickly approaches, now is the perfect time to reflect and learn about your academic and social experiences this year at Stanford. Come join Jarreau Bowen, Peer Health Coordinator at the Vaden Health Center, as he explains how purposeful self-reflection and self-improvement can help provide you with a strong framework for your remaining years at Stanford. While this event is designed for Freshmen and Sophomores, students of all years are encouraged to attend.”
The Speaker Series, sponsored by the Asian American Activities Center (A3C), is your opportunity to meet faculty and staff in an informal setting. All sessions are from noon-1PM at the A3C, located on the 2nd floor of the Old Union Clubhouse.
A free lunch is provided.
Bring your friend or roommate - everyone is welcome! For more information, contact Speaker Series coordinators,
Jeff Chen at jhjchen@stanford.edu or Chia Xiong at cxiong09@stanford.edu
The Asian American Activities Center is a University Department under the Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs.
http://a3c.stanford.edu
Posted in News on May 16th
The Asian American Activities Center (A3C) Speaker Series presents…
“::Reflections::”
Thursday, May 12, Noon-1PM
*FREE LUNCH PROVIDED*
Asian American Activities Center Couchroom
2nd floor of Old Union Clubhouse
“In celebration of Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month, Speaker Series this week will focus on the historic and current meaning of Asian American identity and community. Come join the discussion led by Tommy Woon, the newly appointed Director of Diversity and First Generation Programs and help to strengthen the API community by engaging in thoughtful community dialogue.”
The Speaker Series, sponsored by the Asian American Activities Center (A3C), is your opportunity to meet faculty and staff in an informal setting. All sessions are from noon-1PM at the A3C, located on the 2nd floor of the Old Union Clubhouse.
A free lunch is provided.
Bring your friend or roommate - everyone is welcome! For more information, contact Speaker Series coordinators,
Jeff Chen at jhjchen@stanford.edu or Chia Xiong at cxiong09@stanford.edu
The Asian American Activities Center is a University Department under the Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs.
http://a3c.stanford.edu
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Posted in News on April 14th
The Asian American Activities Center (A3C) Speaker Series presents…
“Conquering the Fear of Public Speaking”
Thursday, April 14, Noon-1PM
*FREE LUNCH PROVIDED*
Asian American Activities Center Couchroom
2nd floor of Old Union Clubhouse
“Do you get nervous before giving a speech in front of the class? A little nervousness is natural, but too much can be detrimental as class participation is often critical for grades and making a good impression on faculty and potential employers. Come get tips on public speaking from Xinhong Lim, PhD Candidate in Developmental Biology ‘12 and an Oral Communications Tutor from the Center for Teaching and Learning.”
The Speaker Series, sponsored by the Asian American Activities Center (A3C), is your opportunity to meet faculty and staff in an informal setting. All sessions are from noon-1PM at the A3C, located on the 2nd floor of the Old Union Clubhouse.
A free lunch is provided.
Bring your friend or roommate - everyone is welcome! For more information, contact Speaker Series coordinators,
Jeff Chen at jhjchen@stanford.edu or Chia Xiong at cxiong09@stanford.edu
The Asian American Activities Center is a University Department under the Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs.
http://a3c.stanford.edu
Posted in News on April 11th
The Asian American Activities Center (A3C) Speaker Series presents…
“Summer Service: Finding and Structuring Your Nonprofit Job”
Thursday, April 7, Noon-1PM
*FREE LUNCH PROVIDED*
Asian American Activities Center Couchroom
2nd floor of Old Union Clubhouse
“There’s still time to get involved with a nonprofit agency this summer. Come hear from Yvette Zepeda, the Community Service Work-Study Coordinator for the Haas Center, as she discusses nonprofit summer jobs, how to effectively navigate databases for the right fit, and how to best approach nonprofit organizations to structure a great summer experience.”
The Speaker Series, sponsored by the Asian American Activities Center (A3C), is your opportunity to meet faculty and staff in an informal setting. All sessions are from noon-1PM at the A3C, located on the 2nd floor of the Old Union Clubhouse.
A free lunch is provided.
Bring your friend or roommate - everyone is welcome! For more information, contact Speaker Series coordinators,
Jeff Chen at jhjchen@stanford.edu or Chia Xiong at cxiong09@stanford.edu
The Asian American Activities Center is a University Department under the Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs.
http://a3c.stanford.edu
Posted in News on April 4th
