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Home > POCPWI > 5th Annual Conference 2000 > 49

People of Color in Predominantly White Institutions

Building Diversity in the University and the Community----Fifth Annual National Conference (2000)

 

Title

"BREAKING THROUGH THE SOFT SPOKEN STEREOTYPE: THE VOICES OF ASIAN WOMEN IN DOCTORAL PROGRAMS"

Authors

Vivian Ota Wang Ph.D., Department of Psychology in Education, Arizona State University
Christine C. Iijima Hall Ph.D., Associate Dean of Instruction, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, Glendale Community College
Debbiesiu Lee Ed.M., Doctoral Student, Counseling Psychology, Arizona State University
Kayoko Yokoyama, Doctoral Student, Counseling Psychology, Arizona State University
Juily Jung Chuang Liang, Doctoral Student, Counseling Psychology, Arizona State University
Karen Toa M.A., Ed.M., University of Wisconsin-Madison

Date of this Version

October 2000

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Abstract

This panel session explores how the dynamics of race and gender within university settings influence Asian women’s experiences in graduate psychology programs.


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