HAAA is inclusive of all Asians, from East, to South, to Southwest and South Asians. In addition to conducting oral histories, the archive also collects memorabilia such as photographs, newspapers, journals, business records as well as recipes and artworks. These artifacts are stored in the Woodson Research Center at Fondren Library. thumb Dr. Anne S. Chao, Co-Founder and Project Manager of HAAA Each semester, ten to twenty Rice student interns join the HAAA internship program to receive oral history techniques training, conduct and transcribe interviews, as well as research and write on the materials they collect through this method of history studies, some of which are submitted for a Chao Center's student-run publication Rice Asian Studies Review (RASR). Awards In 2018, HAAA was the recipient of the Phi Beta Kappa Society Award for Innovative Efforts to Build Community Connections through the Humanities. In 2017, HAAA was the recipient of the Resilient Networks to Support Inclusive Digital Humanities jump-start grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Collection The Archive consists of over 300 published digital oral histories, with a portion of the oral histories in physical format only at the Woodson Research Center, where it also preserves an ongoing collection of memorabilia and artifacts donated by participants to the Archive. Interested in documenting the histories of specific communities and organizations, the Archive also runs various categories of oral histories collections. These include a collection on the Chinese Baptist Church, Sri Meenakshi Temple, Asian scientists in Houston; and Special Collections on COVID-19, and Civic Engagement and Empowerment . Highlights of the Collection - Linda Wu - Thomas Sung - Gordan Quan%DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% - Gene Wu - Hung Hsien
HAAA is inclusive of all Asians, from East, to South, to Southwest and South Asians. In addition to conducting oral histories, the archive also collects memorabilia such as photographs, newspapers, journals, business records as well as recipes and artworks. These artifacts are stored in the Woodson Research Center at Fondren Library. Each semester, ten to twenty Rice student interns join the HAAA internship program to receive oral history techniques training, conduct and transcribe interviews, as well as research and write on the materials they collect through this method of history studies, some of which are submitted for a Chao Center's student-run publication Rice Asian Studies Review (RASR). Collection The Archive consists of over 300 published digital oral histories, with a portion of the oral histories in physical format only at the Woodson Research Center, where it also preserves an ongoing collection of memorabilia and artifacts donated by participants to the Archive. Interested in documenting the histories of specific communities and organizations, the Archive also runs various categories of oral histories collections. These include a collection on the Chinese Baptist Church, Sri Meenakshi Temple, Asian scientists in Houston; and Special Collections on COVID-19, and Civic Engagement and Empowerment . Awards In 2018, HAAA was the recipient of the Phi Beta Kappa Society Award for Innovative Efforts to Build Community Connections through the Humanities. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% In 2017, HAAA was the recipient of the Resilient Networks to Support Inclusive Digital Humanities jump-start grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
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In 2017, HAAA was the recipient of the Resilient Networks to Support Inclusive Digital Humanities jump-start grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.