| The Annual UW Undergraduate Research Symposium |
Race, Ethnicity, and Identity: Community Implications
Moderated by Bradley Portin, Educational Leadership & Policy Studies
3:30-5:00, MGH 234
Note: Titles in order of presentation
- Yordanos Fesehaye
Kibre ab Sidet (Honor in Exile) Following Eritrean Youth in the U.S. Diaspora: Acculturation, Identity and Adaptation - Jessica J. Kang
When Being too Asian is Bad: White Americans React Negatively to Strongly Identified Asian Americans in Situations of Finite Resources - Joshua M. Newson
Reducing Racial Prejudice
- Jessica Norberg, Samantha Gonzalez, Joseph Thompson, April Nishimura, Christopher Paredes, Sarah Stork, and Landon Tan
Centering Mixed Identities and Racialized Bodies: Creating a Curriculum - Farah Nousheen
Institutionalizing Anti-Racism in the INTER Program
- Luis Ortega Sanchez and Arthur Sepulveda
Proyecto Acceso: Understanding the Opportunities to Learn for Latino Students in Washington



