Asian American History Project
Samuel Proctor Oral History Program
https://oral.history.ufl.edu/projects/the-asian-american-history-project-asah/

The Asian American History Project (ASAH) is an archive of Oral History interviews conducted with Asian Americans within the University of Florida, and throughout the greater South. The collection aims to record the experiences of Asian Americans students at UF, as well as the broader Asian American Experience.

Project Coordinators

Anupa Kotipoyina, akotipoyina@gmail.com

Cheyenne Cheng, cec01@bellsouth.net

Want to get involved? We would love to hear your stories!

Would you like an in-person interview?
Click link below to schedule an interview with Cheyenne Cheng:
https://calendly.com/cheyenne_c/asahp-interview1

Live out of town? Only have time for a phone interview?
Click link below to schedule a phone interview with Cheyenne Cheng:
https://calendly.com/cheyenne_c/asahp-interview2

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(Re)Building Dreams with Professor Villegas
By: Othelia "Oni" Jumapao

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Through the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program, I had the pleasure of interviewing multiple Asian American student activists and alumni who have galvanized the University of Florida by demanding Asian American studies and an Asian American Pacific Islander physical space.