Curriculum Vitae

Timothy P. Fong [email protected]

CURRICULUM VITAE

EDUCATION

Doctor of Philosophy in Ethnic Studies University of California, Berkeley (1992)

Master in Public Administration California State University, Hayward (1983)

Bachelor of Arts in Human Development California State University, Hayward (1981)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

DIRECTOR: Liberal Studies and Social Science Program (LSSSP) California State University, Sacramento 2015-Present

CO-PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR (with Dr. Jana Noel and Dr. Su Jin Jez Pathways Fellows Program 2016-present

PROJECT DIRECTOR/PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR Full Circle Project California State University, Sacramento Fall 2012-Present

CHAIR: Department of Ethnic Studies California State University, Sacramento Fall 2009-2012

PROFESSOR: Department of Ethnic Studies California State University, Sacramento Fall 2006-present

DIRECTOR, Social Science Program California State University, Sacramento Fall 2002-2009

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR: Department of Ethnic Studies California State University, Sacramento Fall 2002-2006

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (con’t.)

DIRECTOR, Asian American Studies Program: Department of Ethnic Studies California State University, Sacramento Fall 2000-2009

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: Department of Ethnic Studies California State University, Sacramento Fall 1999-Spring 2002

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR: Department of Sociology Holy Names College, Oakland Fall 1995-Spring 1999

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: Department of Asian American Studies California State University, Northridge Fall 1994-Spring 1995

LECTURER: Department of Sociology and Social Services California State University, Hayward January 1993-August 1994

GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS

Fellow, New Leadership Academy, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor (2019) The Fellows Program changes the expectations that surround leaders, leadership, and leadership development across higher education. Through several integrated programs and activities, including participation in a five-day summer institute held in Ann Arbor, the Fellowship experience will focus attention on what leaders do when they are in positions to influence events inside and surrounding their institutions.

U.S. Department of Education/Asian American Native American Pacific Islander Serving Institution (2016-2021) A grant of $1.75 million awarded over five years to support development and research on a two-semester junior-level transfer student Learning Community that includes integrating a new Career to College certificate program into the curriculum. See: $1.75 million grant to prepare students for careers.

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GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS (con’t.)

U.S. Department of Education/Institute of Education Sciences (2016-2021) A grant of $895,000 to launch a project for student researchers called Pathways: Successful Transitions To and Through Higher Education. The Co-Principal Investigators are Dr. Jana Noel (Education) and Dr. Su Jin Jez (Public Policy). See: Sac State lands nearly $900,000 for new student research.

California Commission for Teacher Credentialing/Integrated Teacher Education Program (ITEP) A grant of $248,806 to develop a program for student earn a B.A. in Liberal Studies or Child Development with a preliminary multiple subject (MS) credential in four calendar years, adding a foundational level general science (FLGS) single subject credential in year 4.5.

California State University, Sacramento 2014 Research and Creativity Activity Awards Assigned time and to work with a university-wide advising committee and write a U.S. Department of Education Title III, Part A (Strengthening Institutions) grant proposal.

University of Pennsylvania and Lumina Foundation (2012) A grant of $50,000 as part of the “Models of Success” research project to support and promote best practice student retention and graduation activities.

U.S. Department of Education/Asian American Native American Pacific Islander Serving Institution (2011-2016) A grant of $1.8 million awarded over five years to support programs and research aimed at increasing university retention and graduation rates among underrepresented Asian American and Pacific Islander students. See: Sac State wins federal opportunity grant.

Community Engagement Faculty Fellow (2009-10) Faculty Fellows work to further community engagement opportunities within individual courses, help expand the University’s and community’s awareness of community engagement activities at the University and facilitate research on community engagement efforts across the University.

Crandell Faculty Advancement Award (2009-2010) A new awards program launched by the University Foundation at Sacramento encourages professors to come more involved in raising funds for their colleges and departments.

California State Library 2005-06 California Civil Liberties Public Education Program (CCLPEP) A grant of $59,810 awarded to fund preliminary efforts to organize Congressman Robert Matusi’s papers and documents pertaining to his work on Japanese American redress and reparations. See: The Honorable Robert T. Matsui Legacy Website

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FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS (con’t.)

California State University, Sacramento 2001-02 and 2000-01 Research and Creativity Activity Awards Assigned time and funding to support the project, “The Handbook of Research Methods for Ethnic Studies.” The result of this project will be a key reference book in ethnic studies and race relations research in the social sciences. It will identify the major strands of development in ethnic studies scholarship, capture “state-of-the-art” ethnic studies research, and project the directions into the future of ethnic studies as an academic discipline.

American Sociological Association/National Science Foundation Fund for the Advancement of the Discipline Grant: December 1995-December 1996 Funding awarded to continue research on multi-ethnic coalition politics in Oakland, California. This grant is intended to nurture the development of scientific knowledge by funding ground breaking research initiatives and other important scientific research.

California State University, Northridge 1994-95 New Faculty Research Competition Mini-Grant Assigned time awarded for ethnographic fieldwork in Oakland, California, on multi- ethnic coalition politics. Grant support for travel expenses to conduct oral history interviews, purchase transcription equipment, and pay student transcribers/research assistants.

California State University, Northridge 1994-95 Affirmative Action Faculty Development Program Assigned time from teaching during the spring 1995 semester awarded to support on- going research and to search for extramural funding.

University of California at Berkeley Chancellor's Dissertation Fellowship: August 1991-June 1992 The Fellowship was intended to assist in the completion of my Ph.D. dissertation. Dissertation completed May 1, 1992.

American Sociological Association Minority Fellowship: August 1990-May 1991 The Fellowship was intended to support ethnographic fieldwork in Monterey Park for doctoral dissertation. Methods included: participant observation, oral history interviews, and a detailed search of relevant historical and scholarly literature, government reports, and local, national and international newspaper accounts from the city of Monterey Park.

California State University Doctoral Incentive Program: August 1989-May 1992 The objective of the program is to support select California State University alumni and to increase the number of minority and women faculty members in underrepresented academic fields. Curriculum Vitae Page 5 Timothy P. Fong

FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS (con’t.)

University of California at Berkeley Research Assistant Grant: August 1989-May 1990 Funding provided to conducted extensive research on international and domestic inter- ethnic relations in under the direction of Chicano Studies professor, Mario Barrera.

Coro Foundation, San Francisco Fellowship in Public Affairs: August 1983-May 1984 One of 12 individuals selected nationally for leadership training in all areas of public affairs, including government, business, labor, media, community-based organizations, and political campaigns.

PUBLICATIONS Books

Models of Success: Asian American, Native American and Pacific Islander Serving Institutions (AANAPIs) in Action, edited by Timothy P. Fong and Dina C Maramba (Sterling, VA: Stylist Publishing, forthcoming 2019).

Ethnic Studies Research: Approaches and Perspectives, edited by Timothy P. Fong (Walnut Creek, CA: AltaMira Press, 2008).

The Contemporary Asian American Experience: Beyond the Model Minority, 3rd Edition (New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 2008).

The Contemporary Asian American Experience: Beyond the Model Minority, 2nd Edition (New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 2002).

Asian Americans: Experiences and Perspectives, edited by Timothy P. Fong and Larry H. Shinagawa (New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 2000).

The Contemporary Asian American Experience: Beyond the Model Minority (New Jersey: Prentice Hall, 1998).

The First Suburban Chinatown: The Remaking of Monterey Park, California (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1994).

Scholarly Articles and Reports

“Portrayals in Film and Television” (with Valerie Soe and Allen Aquino). In Edith Chen and Grace Woo (eds.), The Encyclopedia of Asian American Issues Today (Santa Barbara, CA: Greenwood Press, 2010), pp. 335-339.

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PUBLICATIONS (con’t.)

“Who is Harlemm Lee? (with Allen Aquino). In Edith Chen and Grace Woo (eds.), The Encyclopedia of Asian American Issues Today (Santa Barbara, CA: Greenwood Press, 2010), pp. 339-340.

Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in Sacramento: A Community Profile, 2000 and Beyond (2006).

“Asian Global Migration and Transnationalism Revisited, 16th to 21st Century” (with James Sobredo). In The Borders in All of Us: New Approaches to Three Diasporic Global Societies (Northridge, CA: New World African Press, 2006), pp. 93-112.

“A New and Dynamic Community: The Case of Monterey Park, California.” In Marta Lopez Garza and David Diez (eds.), Asian and Latino Immigrants in a Restructuring Economy: The Metamorphosis of Los Angeles,” (Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 2001), pp. 313-331.

"Teaching Sociology at Small Colleges." In Eric Godfrey (ed.), Sociology: The Small College Experience (Washington, D.C.: The American Sociological Association, 1999).

"Why Ted Dang Lost: An Analysis of the 1994 Mayoral Race in Oakland, California." Journal of Asian American Studies 1:2 (1998): 153-172.

"Reflections on Teaching About Asian American Communities." In Lane Hirabayashi (ed.), Teaching Asian American Studies: Critical Theories/Oppositional Practices (Boulder, CO: Rowman & Little-field Publishers, Inc., 1998), pp. 143-150.

"An Educational Exchange: Teaching Oral History on the Post-Secondary Level." In Charles Lee and Kathrine Nasstrom (eds.), Oral History Review 25:1-2 (1998): 9-34.

"Asian American Suburbanization." In The Asian American Encyclopedia (Pasadena, CA: Salem Press, 1995), p. 1439.

"Ethnic Politics in Monterey Park." In Franklin Ng, Judy Yung, Stephen Fugita, Elaine Kim (eds.), New Visions in Asian American Studies: Diversity, Community, Power (Pullman: Washington State University Press, 1994), pp. 15-42.

"Monterey Park and Emerging Race Relations in California." Origins and Destinations (Los Angeles: Chinese Historical Society of Southern California and UCLA Asian American Studies Center, 1994), pp. 227-241.

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PUBLICATIONS (con’t.)

"Monterey Park: The Unique Convergence." The California Sociologist: A Journal of Sociology and Social Work 12:2 (1989): 171-193.

Previous Writings Reprinted in Anthologies

“History of Asians in America” in Rita Cameron Wedding, Eric Vega, Gregory Yee Mark (eds.), Ethnic America: Readings in Race, Class and Gender (Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt, 2003).

“The First Suburban Chinatown: The Remaking of Monterey Park, California” in Peter Kivisto and Georganne Rundblad (eds.), Multiculturalism in the United States: Current Issues, Contemporary Voices (Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge Press, 2000), pp. 369-380.

"New Ethnic Patterns of Residence: The First Suburban Chinatown" in Jon Gjerde (ed.), Major Problems in American Immigration and Ethnic History (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1998), pp. 475-484.

Book Reviews

“Epidemics, Racial Anxiety and community Formation: Chinese Americans in San Francisco." Urban History 30:3:401-406 (2003).

Review essay of Unbound Voices: A Documentary History of Chinese Women in San Francisco by Judy Yung (Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1999) and Surviving on the Gold Mountain: A History of Chinese American Women and their Lives, by Huping Ling (Albany: State University of New York Press, 1998) in Oral History Review 27:2 (2000): 215- 218.

Book Review of Missing Stories: An Oral History of Ethnic and Minority Groups in Utah, by Leslie G. Kelen and Eileen Hallet Stone (Salt Lake City, UT: University of Utah Press, 1996) in Pacific Historical Review 67:2 (1998): 298-299.

Book Review of Chinatown: The Socioeconomic Potential of an Urban Enclave, by Min Zhou (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1992) in Amerasia Journal 21:3 (1996): 242-245.

Book Review of Blood, Sweat, and Mahjong: Family and Enterprise in an Overseas Chinese Community, by Ellen Oxfeld (Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1993) in International Migration Review 28:4 (Winter 1994): 903-904.

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AWARDS

Outstanding University Service Award, College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies, (California State University, Sacramento, 2012).

Inclusion in the eighth edition of Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, 2004 (Austin, TX: Educational Communications, Inc., 2004).

Inclusion in the sixth edition of Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, 2000 (Austin, TX: Educational Communications, Inc., 2000).

Historical Society of Southern California, “2000 Donald H. Pflueger Local History Award,” for The First Suburban Chinatown: The Remaking of Monterey Park, California.

Association for Asian American Studies, “1995 National Book Award in Social Sciences,” for The First Suburban Chinatown: The Remaking of Monterey Park, California.

PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES AND PRESENTATIONS

Invited participant, “Exploring Opportunities and Strategies for Developing, Supporting, and Sustaining a National AANAPISI Research Agenda.” A convening sponsored by the National Center for Institutional Diversity (NCID) at the University of Michigan (Oct. 4-5, 2018).

“Developing a Research Program & the Publication Process: Maintaining a Scholarly Agenda.” A presentation at the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Minority Serving Institutions in Philadelphia, PA (June 27-28, 2018).

“Strategies for AANAPISI Success.” A presentation at the Asian & Pacific Islander Scholarship Fund Education Summit in Washington, DC (June 20-21, 2018).

“Full Circle Project/College to Career Readiness (FCP/C2C) Template for Success.” A panel presentation at the Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education Conference in San Francisco, California (April 11-13, 2018).

“AANAPISI Postsecondary Success.” A plenary session at the Asian & Pacific Islander Scholarship Fund Education Summit in Washington, DC (September 29-30, 2017).

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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (con't.)

“Full Circle Project Curriculum Development & Implementation: Promising Outcomes & Emerging Practices.” A panel presentation at the Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education Conference in San Francisco, California (April 6-8, 2017).

“Strategies for AANAPISI Institutionalization: Three Perspectives.” A panel presentation at the Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education Conference in San Francisco, California (April 6- 8, 2016).

“Mentoring Skill Development.” A presentation at the University of Pennsylvania’s Center for Minority Serving Institutions in Philadelphia, PA (June 18, 2015).

“AANAPISIs in Action.” A panel presentation at the Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education Conference in San Francisco, California (April 8-10, 2015).

“AANAPISI and Civic Engagement.” A panel presentation at the Asian & Pacific Islander Scholarship Education Fund Summit in Washington, DC (June 16-17, 2014).

“Pursuing and Managing Sponsored Research Contracts.” A presentation at the Asian & Pacific Islander Scholarship Fund Summit in Washington, DC (June 16-17, 2014).

“Learning to Lead: CSU AAPI Student Ambassadors Program.” A panel presentation at the Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education Conference in San Francisco, California (April 10- 11, 2014).

“Full Circle Project at Sacramento State: Gathering Institutional Data for Promoting API Student Academic Success.” A panel presentation at the Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education Conference in San Francisco, California (April 10-11, 2014).

“Enlarging and Maintaining Fidelity to Institutional Mission.” A panel presentation at Educating All Students at Minority Serving Institutions: A National Convening in Princeton, NJ (November 1-3, 2013).

“Full Circle Project at California State University, Sacramento, and the Leadership Initiative.” A panel presentation at the Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education Conference in San Francisco (April 25-26, 2013).

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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (con’t.)

“Contextualizing the Significance of Monterey Park, California: Past, Present, and Future.” A paper presented at the International Symposium on International Migration and Qiaoxiang Studies at Wuyi University, Jiangmen, China (November 19, 2012).

“The Collective Strength of MSIs in Advancing the Democratic Mission of Higher Education.” A panel presentation at the Asian & Pacific Islander Scholarship Fund Summit in Washington, DC (June 20, 2012).

“AAPI Community Engagement and Current Issues of Asian American and Ethnic Studies,” A panel presentation at the Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education Conference in San Francisco, California (February 14-15, 2011).

“The Takaki Effect: On Research, Pedagogy, and Institutional Change.” A presentation at Remapping the Terrain: Our American Stories, a conference in memory of Ronald T. Takaki at the College of Wooster, Wooster, Ohio (October 8-10, 2010).

Organizer and chair, “Parenting Relationships: Identity Formations, Community Transformations, and Oral History.” A panel presentation at the Oral History Association in Oakland, California (October 24-28, 2007).

Discussant, “Narratives from Educational Institutions: Communities, Generations and Social Change.” A panel presentation at the Oral History Association in Oakland, California (October 24-28, 2007).

“Using Census Data: A Workshop for Advocates.” A panel presentation at the Asian Pacific Islander American Legislative Summit in Sacramento, California (April 11-12, 2007).

“Telling Our Stories: Panel Discussion about the Chinese in Sacramento and the Delta Region.” A panel presentation at 40 acres Art Gallery in Sacramento, California (February 11, 2007).

“Asian Americans in Sacramento.” A paper presented at the Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening Among Asian Americans: A Focus on Options and Cultural Competency conference in Sacramento, California (November 4, 2006).

“Engagement and Sustainability: A Community Mobilization Approach to Hmong and Mien Students at High Risk Middle and High Schools.” A roundtable presentation at the National Association for Asian American Studies in Atlanta, Georgia (March 22-26, 2006).

“Institutionalization of the Model Minority Myth?: API Students in the CSU System.” A panel presentation at the National Association for Asian American Studies in Los Angeles, California (April 20-24, 2005). Curriculum Vitae Page 11

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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (con’t.)

Chair and Discussant, “Genocide in Asia and the Pacific.” A panel presentation at the 2nd International Conference on Genocide in Sacramento, California (October 14-16, 2004).

Discussant, "The CSUS Ethnic Studies Model for University-Community Partnerships: Implementing and Sustaining a Long-Term Program." A panel presentation at the National Conference on Race and Ethnicity (NCORE) in Miami, Florida (June 1-5, 2004).

Chair and Discussant, "Restoring Asians to American History: The Pioneering Scholarship of Him Mark Lai." A roundtable presentation at the Association for Asian American Studies in Boston, Massachusetts (March 25-28, 2004).

“Rethinking Race and Ethnicity: Applications for Applied Research." A paper presentated at the Asian/Pacific Islander Youth Violence Prevention Center in Honolulu, Hawaii (June 13, 2003).

"University-Community Partnerships and the Ethnic Studies Department at CSU Sacramento." A panel presentation at the National Conference on Race and Ethnicity (NCORE) in San Francisco, California (May 27-31, 2003).

"Exploring the Dimensions of Teaching Asian American Studies: Teaching, Scholarship, and Activism in the Academy." A roundtable presentation at the Association of Asian American Studies conference in San Francisco, California (May 8-10, 2003).

"Revisiting Asian American Studies: Teaching, Technology, and Scholarship." A plenary session at the Pacific Regional Association for Asian American Studies conference at Cal Poly Pomona (March 21-22 2003).

"Asian Americans in California's Higher Education: Issues, Diversity, and Policy." A paper presented with Dr. Amy Qiaoming Liu at the Pacific Sociological Association Conference in Vancouver, British Columbia (April 18-21, 2002).

"Asian Global Migration and Transnationalism Revisited, 16th-21 Century." A paper presented with Dr. James Sobredo at the Borders in All of Us Conference at California State University, Dominguez Hills (December 6-8, 2001).

“Family Resiliency: The Contemporary Asian American Experience(s).” A paper presentation for the California Council on Family Relations 2nd Annual Conference in Sacramento, California (April 27-28, 2001).

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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (con’t.)

“’Skin Deep’ Video & Group Discussion.” An invited presentation and discussion facilitator for the Asian Pacific Youth Leadership Conference in Sacramento, California (April 5, 2001).

“Winning the Race in Sport: Asian Americans in Sports.” An invited presentation for the conference, “Race & Sport” at California State University, Sacramento (April 2, 2001).

Discussant, “Leadership, Activism and Social Justice.” A panel presentation at the Seventy Second Annual Pacific Sociological Association Meeting in San Francisco, California (March 29-April 1, 2001).

“Leadership in Multicultural California.” An invited presentation for the California Executive Fellows Program in Sacramento, California (October 3, 2000).

Chair and discussant, “Oral History: An Introductory Workshop.” A panel presentation at the National Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies in Scottsdale, Arizona (May 24-28, 2000).

Organizer and moderator, “Capturing Multicultural Voices.” A panel presentation at the Southwest Oral History Association Annual Meeting in Long Beach, California (April 28-30, 2000).

“Planning and Implementing Community History Projects.” An advanced workshop at the Southwest Oral History Association Annual Meeting in Long Beach, California (April 28-30, 2000).

Organizer and presenter, “Practice and Pedagogy in the Classroom—Continuing the Exchange.” A roundtable panel at the Oral History Association Annual Meeting in Anchorage, Alaska (October 6-10, 1999).

“Oakland After the Panthers." A roundtable presentation at the Eleventh Annual Conference of the California Studies Association in Berkeley, California (February 4-6, 1999).

"Teaching Asian American Contemporary Issues." A teaching session at the National Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies conference in Honolulu, Hawaii (June 23-28, 1998).

"Getting Published in the Commercial Trade, Textbook, and University Presses." A roundtable panel at the National Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies conference in Honolulu, Hawaii (June 23-28, 1998).

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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (con’t.)

Moderator, "Oral History in the Classroom: Projects to Collect Family Histories among the Peoples of the Southwest." A panel presentation at the Southwest Oral History Association Annual Meeting in Albuquerque, New Mexico (April 24-26, 1998).

Organizer and Chair, "Changing the Gaze: Creating Classroom and Community at Holy Names College." A panel presentation at Diversity and Community on College Campuses--Theory and Practice Conference at the University of Redlands (February 27-March 1, 1998).

"Changing Politics in Oakland." An invited presentation for the California Studies Dinner at the University of California, Berkeley, Faculty Club (October 28, 1997).

Organizer and Chair, "Formation of Racial Identity and Ideology." A panel presentation at the Oral History Association National Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana (September 25-28, 1997).

Organizer and presenter, "An Educational Exchange: Teaching Oral History on the Post- Secondary Level." A roundtable presentation at the Oral History Association National Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana (September 25-28, 1997).

"From White to Black to Multiracial: The Evolution of Racial Politics in Oakland, California." A paper presented at the National Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies in Seattle, Washington (April 17-20, 1997).

"Multiracial Political Empowerment in Northern California: A Community Study of Oakland." A paper presented at the Oral History Association National Conference in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (October 10-13, 1996).

"Asian American Ethnic Voting Patterns: A Case Study of the 1994 District 2 City Council Election in Oakland, California." A paper presented at the National Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies in Washington, D.C. (May 29-June 2, 1996).

"The First Suburban Chinatown: The Remaking of Monterey Park, California." An invited presentation for the California Studies Dinner at the University of California, Berkeley, Faculty Club (April 24, 1996).

Organizer and chair, "Sharing Innovative Uses of Oral History." A panel presentation at the Second Annual meeting of the Bay Area Oral History community in Oakland, California (March 23, 1996).

"Asian American Political Empowerment." A paper presented at the Sixth Annual Meeting of the California Sociological Association in San Francisco, California (October 26-28, 1995). Curriculum Vitae Page 14 Timothy P. Fong

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (con’t.)

"Changing Politics in Oakland, California." A paper presented at the National Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies conference in Oakland, California (June 1-3, 1995).

Chair and discussant, "Immigration and Resettlement." A panel presentation at the National Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies conference in Oakland, California (June 1-3, 1995).

"Books by CSU Faculty: Ethnic Studies, Gender, Literary Theory, and Multiculturalism." An invited presentation at California State University, Los Angeles (May 19, 1995).

Chair, "Ethnicity and Culture." A panel discussion on oral history projects focusing on race and ethnic relations at The Southwest Oral History Association Annual Conference, in Riverside, California (April 28-30, 1995).

"Ted Dang and His Mayoral Challenge in Oakland, California." A paper presented at the Sixty Sixth Annual Pacific Sociological Association Conference in San Francisco, California (April 6- 9, 1995).

"When Students' Beliefs Are Shattered." A faculty-sponsored roundtable discussion on how conflicts can arise when students come face to face with the university's value system at California State University, Northridge (April 3, 1995).

"So What Brings You Here? Three Stories of Los Angeles Immigrant Communities." An invited presentation for the Northridge Faculty Study Group for Intercultural Understanding, sponsored by the California Council for the Humanities in Northridge, California (December 1, 1994).

"Emerging Communities: How Libraries Can Cope." An invited presentation for the California Library Association in Anaheim, California (November 13, 1994).

"The First Suburban Chinatown." An invited presentation for the Southern California Historical Society at the Second Annual Southern California History Fair in Los Angeles, California (October 16, 1994).

"Impact of Recent Immigration on Monterey Park, California." A paper presented at the Society for the Study of Social Problems national conference in Los Angeles, California (August 4-6, 1994).

Organizer and Chair, "Oral History," a special session devoted to pedagogy and praxis for Asian American Studies instructors and researchers. A panel presentation at the Eleventh National Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies in Ann Arbor, Michigan (April 6-10, 1994).

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PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS (con’t.)

"Emerging Race Relations in California." A paper presented at the International Conference on the Legal, Political and Economic Status of Chinese in the Diaspora sponsored by the University of California, Berkeley held in San Francisco, California (November 26-29, 1992).

"Inter-Ethnic Relations." A paper presented at Conference on Chinese Americans sponsored by California State University, Los Angeles, the University of California, Los Angeles, and the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, in Los Angeles, California (August 28-30, 1992).

Organizer and chair, "Coalition Building and Empowerment: Asian Americans and Politics." A panel presentation at the Ninth National Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies in San Jose, California (May 28-30, 1992).

Chair, "World War II and the San Luis Obispo Japanese American Community Odyssey." A panel presentation at the Southwest Oral History Association Annual Conference in San Luis Obispo, California (April 24-26, 1992).

"Immigration and Economic Restructuring: The Metamorphosis of Southern California." A paper presented at the National Association for Chicano Studies Conference in San Antonio, Texas (March 25-28, 1992).

Organizer and Chair, "Oral History: An Introductory Workshop." Sponsored by the Monterey Park Historical Heritage Commission and the Chinese Historical Society of Southern California, and held in Monterey Park, California (January 31, 1992).

"Economic and Ethnic Politics in Monterey Park, California." A paper presented at the Eighth National Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies in Honolulu, Hawaii (May 29-31, 1991).

"Documenting Changing Communities." A paper presented at the Southwest and Northwest Oral History Association Conference in Reno, Nevada (May 2-4, 1991).

ARCHIVAL COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT

Sokiku Nakatani Tearoom, Garden and Website (2007) The Tea Room and Garden, located in the University Library, was dedicated on June 2, 2007. Through an active outreach program to the university campus and the community at large, the tea room and garden serves as a unique venue for the teaching and practice of the Japanese Way of Tea, as well as a center for cultural activities related to the arts of Japan. See: http://library.csus.edu/tearoom Curriculum Vitae Page 16 Timothy P. Fong

ARCHIVAL COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT (con’t)

The Honorable Robert T. Matsui Legacy Project: Road to Redress and Reparations (2007) The online collection features video clips, photographs, speeches and more. Major funding for the project was provided by the California State Library, California Civil Liberties Public Education Program. It can be accessed at: www.csus.edu/matsui

Refugee Educator’s Network Archival Collection (2007) The Sacramento State Library has strengthened its cultural and historical resources with a significant gift from the Refugee Educators’ Network (REN). More than 6,000 items including books, journals, film, clothing and other memorabilia were donated, offering a breadth of cultural and historical reference materials not previously available at the University. See: http://www.csus.edu/news/020507AsianLibraryCollection.stm

FACULTY SERVICE

• College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) Director Search Committee (2018) • Chair, Asian American Studies Search Committee (2018) • College of SSIS Student Success Task Force (2016-present) • Integrated Teacher Education Program (ITEP) Grant Writing and Program Committee (2016-present) • Committee for the Preparation of School Personnel (2015-present) • Credential Appeals Committee (2015-Present) • Sacramento State Diversity Task Force (2015-2016) • Developing Hispanic Serving Institution (DHSI) Title III Part A Writing Committee (2015) • First Year Experience Committee (2014-present) • Student Organizations & Leadership Director Search Committee (2014) • California State University Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Initiative Steering Committee (2012-present) • Institute of Social Research (ISR) Director Search Committee (2011-12) • Planning Committee, “Third International Conference on Genocide” at Sacramento State (November 2-4, 2011) • Subcommittee Co-Chair, Graduation Initiative Steering Committee (2011-2014) • President’s Committee to Build Campus Unity (2011-2015) • Academic Affairs Budget Advisory Committee (2011-2012) • Planning Committee, “40th Anniversary of the Founding of Ethnic Studies” at Sacramento State (April 27, 2010) • “From TV to Twitter & Beyond: Boomers Speak Out.” A panel discussion sponsored by the Gerontology Program at California State University, Sacramento (April 28, 2009)

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FACULTY SERVICE (con’t.)

Facilitator, “From Affirmative Action to Affirmative Justice, Critical Dialogues-Part 1: A Destination Campus for What and for Whom?” A one-day conference at California State University, Sacramento (April 24, 2009) • Moderator, “The Obama Effect: Prospects and Challenges for Change in the U.S. and Beyond” The College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies Colloquium at California State University, Sacramento (April 22, 2009) • “The Obama Presidency and its Effects on Ethnic Studies and Race in America.” A panel presentation for the Ethnic Studies Student Association and the Ethnic Studies Department at California State University, Sacramento (Nov.17, 2008) • Member, Campus Educational Equity Committee (2008-present) • “Dr. King’s Legacy for Higher Education: 40 Years Later.” A panel presentation at the Celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s 1967 Speech to Sacrament State College at California State University, Sacramento (October 16, 2007) • Chair, Search Committee for the tenure-track Chicano Studies position in the Ethnic Studies Department (2007-08) • Chair, College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies Secondary Review Committee (2007-09) • College of Social Science and Interdisciplinary Studies Faculty Council (2007-2009) • University Academic Retention, Tenure, and Promotion committee (2006-2008) • Board Member, University Enterprises (2005-2011) • Steering Committee, NCAA Certification Committee/Chair, NCAA Certification Gender, Minority, and Student Welfare Sub-Committee (2005-2006) • Faculty Senate representing the Ethnic Studies Department (2004-2006) • “What Has Brown Done For You?” A panel presentation for An Interdisciplinary, Multicultural Reflection on the 50 Year Legacy of Brown vs. Board of Education at California State University, Sacramento (February 10, 2004) • College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies Secondary Review Committee (2003-2009) • Chair, Single Subject Matter Faculty Advisory Committee (2003-2009) • Single Subject Matter Administrative Committee (2003-2009) • “Immigration and the American Mosaic.” A lecture for the Freshman Orientation at Sacramento State University (May 3, 2003) • Search Committee for the tenure-track Chicano Studies position in the Ethnic Studies Department (2003) • Chair, Ethnic Studies Department Curriculum Committee (2002-2006) • Ethnic Studies Department Personnel Committee (2002-2004) • Council for the Preparation of School Personnel (2002-2009) • Chair, Social Science Program Advisory Committee (2002-2009)

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FACULTY SERVICE (con’t.)

• Chair, Social Science Program Advisory Committee (2002-2009) • General Education Course Review Subcommittee (2002-2003) • “The Pedagogy of Tolerance in the Multicultural Classroom.” A panel presentation for the Writers and Thinkers Symposium at California State University, Sacramento (May 3, 2001) • “The Discourse of Tolerance, Difference and ‘Other’: Examining the Sign Called Unity.” A presentation for the California State University, Sacramento Year of Unity (March 21, 2001) • Organizer and presenter, “Year of Unity Reception for Dr. Bernice Bass de Martinez” (October 25, 2000) • Affiliate, Center for Minority Serving Institutions, University of Pennsylvania (2014- present). • Editor, Critical Perspectives on Asian Pacific Americans Series, AltaMira Press (2002- 2007)

EXTERNAL REVIEWER SERVICE

• External Reviewer for the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CCTC) Multiple-Subject Matter Waiver Programs (2017) • External Reviewer for the Masters in Ethnic Studies Program at San Francisco State University (October 2013) • External Reviewer for the Ethnic Studies Department at California State University, Stanislaus (November 2008) • External Reviewer for the Social Science Department at San Jose State University (March 2008) • External Reviewer for the Asian American Studies Department at California State University, Northridge (April 2007)

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

• Advisory Committee Member, AANAPISI.net (2015-present) • Faculty Affiliate, Center for Minority Serving Institutions, University of Pennsylvania (2014-present) • Series Editor, Critical Perspectives on Asian Pacific Americans Series, AltaMira Press (2002-2007) • Association for Asian American Studies • Asian Pacific Americans in Higher Education • Oral History Association

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COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES

• Board of Directors, OCA Advocates (2016-present) • Chair, Education Committee, Council of Asian Pacific Americans Together for Advocacy and Leadership (2000-present) • President, Board of Directors, Asian Resources, Inc. (2006-2008) • Board of Directors, Asian Resources, Inc. (2000-2008) • Community Advisory Board Member, KVIE-TV (2002-2006)

Updated January, 2019