IMMR394

Growing Up Asian American: The Asian Immigrant Family and the Second Generation

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Cross-listed with: AAST394, AMST324. Credit only granted for: AAST394, AAST398E, AMST324, AMST328V, IMMR319G or IMMR394. Formerly: AAST398E. An interdisciplinary course examines the experiences of children of Asian immigrants in the U.S., focusing on intergenerational dynamics in the Asian immigrant family, their intersections with race, gender, class, sexuality, and religion, and how these shape second-generation Asian American life. Topics include identity and personhood, the model minority myth and education, work and leisure, language and communication, filiality and disownment, mental health and suicide.

Fall 2024

Joan Hong

3 reviews
Average rating: 4.67

Spring 2024

Joan Hong

3 reviews
Average rating: 4.67

Fall 2023

Joan Hong

3 reviews
Average rating: 4.67

Spring 2023

Yeram Cheong

2 reviews
Average rating: 5.00

Past Semesters

Yeram Cheong

2 reviews
Average rating: 5.00

Yeram Cheong

2 reviews
Average rating: 5.00

Yeram Cheong

2 reviews
Average rating: 5.00

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