D0N’T DREAM JUST AT NIGHT,
DREAM IN THE DAYLIGHT
CRANE BAY 4/14/2024
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TABLE OF C0NTENTS
i. ITINERARY
ii. MENU
iii. SPEAKER
iv. AWARD WINNERS
v. SP0NS0RS
ITINERARY
0PENING REMARKS Chancellor Latha Ramchand
DINNER Catered by the Crane Bay Event Center
ENTERTAINMENT Swadesh Dance Group ASU Entertainment Abhijawala Dance Studio
ASU PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS President Sam Shr
KEYN0TE SPEAKER Lydia X. Z. Brown
AWARDS IUPUI Staff & Faculty Award Community Leader Award Student Leader
CL0SING REMARKS Dinner Director
T0NIGHT’S MENU
SALAD Mixed Greens, Strawberries, Blueberries, and Mandarin Oranges with a Poppyseed Vinaigrette and a Julianne Apple Garnish ENTRÉE Herb Crusted Chicken Breast with a Roasted Tomato Cream, White Cheddar Scalloped Potatoes, and Lemon Pepper Garlic Asparagus VEGETARIAN/VEGAN Black Bean, Corn, and Quinoa Stuffed Sweet Pepper with Roasted Vegetable Salad
DESSERT Lemon Blueberry Cheesecake
Chocolate Cake with White Chocolate Mousse, Caramel Drizzle, and Heath Bar
Cinnamon Bread Pudding with Pecans topped with a Bourbon Caramel Sauce
Vegan Sorbet
BEVERAGES Coffee, Iced Tea, Water
KEYN0TE SPEAKER
Lydia X. Z. Brown is a queer, disabled, and East Asian advocate, organizer, attorney, strategist, and writer. They are the Director of Public Policy at the National Disability Institute and the founding Executive Director of the Autistic People of Color Fund. They bring nearly 15 years of experience as a committed advocate, community organizer, and policy expert at the nexus of disability rights and disability justice.
IUPUI Staff / Faculty Leader Award: This award recognizes a faculty or staff member at IUPUI that provides extraordinary services, guidance, and assistance to the APIDA student body
Community Leader Award: This award recognizes a noteworthy leader in the community such as a person or an organization that provides services, programs, or assistance to the APIDA community of Indianapolis
Student Leader Award: This award recognizes a student at IUPUI who has demonstrated commitment, dedication, insight, leadership, and perseverance in their life through continuous service to and support of the APIDA community
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STAFF & FACULTY AWARD
Ash Errichiello is an APIDA Faculty member and a graduate of both IUPUI for her undergrad and IU for her master's degree. She has always been passionate about diversity, equity and sense of belonging. During her time in her undergrad at IUPUI, Ash served as a mentor for DEAP and OTEAM where she received the Mentor of the Year Award, was an orientation leader and program coordinator for Orientation/First Year Experiences and was a part of the Asian Student Union and Filipino Student Association. During her senior year, she joined Sigma Psi Zeta, Sorority Inc, IUPUIs first Multicultural Sorority where she now serves as their Staff Adviser. Now her role is as the APIDA Student Specialist for the Multicultural Center and served as the advisor for this dinner.
ASH ERRICHIELL0
C0MMUNITY LEADER AWARD
Khang Phan is a current third-year medical student at the Indiana University School of Medicine. He has felt fortunate to be an advocate for patients, peers, and diversity in general through my involvement in the DEI Coalition, IUSM Medical Student Council, and the Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA). Khang has also been involved in volunteering in the local community through Neighborlink and the IU Student Outreach Clinic, and around the Midwest through the Union of Vietnamese Student Associations of the Midwest. He plans to apply for pediatrics this upcoming fall and finish upon his impact on the Indianapolis community before he leaves in May 2025.
KHANG PHAN
STUDENT LEADER AWARD
Min Durham is a junior at Indiana University Indianapolis studying Art History with a Museum Studies Certificate. This academic school year, she works at the Multicultural Center, is an active member of the Asian Student Union, and has served as a Norman Brown Peer Leader for the past eight months. Being a part of the APIDA community on campus has impacted Min immensely, not only through the people she has met and formed relationships with, but by their support as they have uplifted her on her journey at IUI. This year, as the director of the APIDA Dinner, she has gained valuable leadership experience as well as the opportunity to work alongside wonderful individuals. She values her identity as an Asian American and is so appreciative to be a part of such a welcoming and empowered community.
MIN DURHAM
MIN DURHAM Committee Director
FRANCES DIMARANAN Co-PR & Marketing Chair
VARSHINI RAGHAVENDRAN Entertainment Chair
ALEXA MALIAÑ0 Decorations Chair
SARAH GRACE WIGGINS Co-PR & Marketing Chair
ALLAN YA0 Treasurer
THANK Y0U T0 0UR SP0NS0RS F0R MAKING T0NIGHT P0SSIBLE!
"I’d rather just be myself, and encourage others to participate in the larger fabric of community and family life." -Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu (Kumu Hina)
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4/14/2024
D0N’T DREAM JUST AT NIGHT,
DREAM IN THE DAYLIGHT
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