Month: May 2021

Discussing the intersection of career and heritage. In retrospect, it makes sense that I am pursuing a PhD in Student Affairs in Higher Education (SAHE). […]

Discussing the intersection of career and heritage. There was an overwhelming isolation in my master’s program where I was “the only” of my racial/ethnic/religious identity. […]

Discussing the intersection of career and heritage. Taking Risks I graduated with a double major and went on to secure an entry level position at  […]

Discussing the intersection of career and heritage. APIDA Women: You Can Have Your Cake and Eat it All Instrumental to overcoming these positive stereotypes in […]

Discussing the intersection of career and heritage. The Importance of APIDA College Student Cultural Socialization In recent years, the legacy of the “professional status” preference […]

Discussing the intersection of career and heritage. I identify as a Filipina American, First Generation born in the United States of America and First Generation […]

Discussing the intersection of career and heritage. Harmful “Positive” APIDA Stereotypes Long before I ever declared my major at my alma mater (University of Mary […]

Discussing the intersection of career and heritage. Sat Sri Akal (Greetings in the Punjabi-Sikh Tradition) My name is Simran Kaur-Colbert and I am a proud […]