Events

Join us to hear Dean Quinlan share the continued impact of the Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action on Yale admissions, two cycles later.

Please join SoCal AAAYA and the Harvard Asian American Alumni (H4A) for the ultimate happy hour collab in DTLA Arts District! Thanks to our sponsor, GoodFin, food is comp'ed and drinks are FREE for anyone who creates a free GoodFin account at the event. Limited capacity, so RSVP soon!

Session 1: "China's Economic Transformation: Policy, Challenges, & Domestic Impact" Join the 1990 Institute in the first session of its webinar series on China's economic landscape! All who are interested are welcome to attend.

Join in for games day. By popular request, AAAYA DC is hosting an afternoon of board games fun for all ages!

AAAYA SoCal hosts an Ivy+ Pickleball Mixer at the private California Yacht Club! By popular demand, we've reserved courts for play. Ticket includes play time, optional private instruction by club head coach, & extra equipment (but bring your best gear!). All ages welcome! Tix are limited.

The 1990 Institute is hosting a Teachers Workshop focused on the impact of immigration on the Asian American community. AAAYA members have been warmly invited to attend this virtual event!

Enjoy great food and drinks with your fellow Ivy League+ alumni. Make new friends from the participating alumni associations!

AAAYA NorCal invites you to a day at the Angel Island Immigration Station in San Francisco Bay. Come join your fellow alumni and their families on the beautiful island and take a tour of the National Historic Landmark through which hundreds of thousands of immigrants from across the Pacific.

Professor Koh will discuss his new book, "The National Security Constitution in the Twenty-First Century." Find more information and a link to order the book at a discounted price below.

Stop by to meet the Class of 2028 admits from the Tri-state area!

Summer potluck to welcome incoming class of Yalies, and meet local DC/MD/VA alums and Yale students home for the summer.

Professor Grace Kao will provide a short overview of modern K-Pop since the early 1990s. She also reviews other elements of the Korean Wave (Hallyu). Finally, she explores how these matter for Asian Americans, race and ethnic relations, soft power for Korea, and also social movements.

About Dìdi (弟弟): In 2008, during the last month of summer before high school begins, an impressionable 13-year-old Taiwanese American boy learns what his family can’t teach him: how to skate, how to flirt, and how to love your mom.

Come celebrate and welcome the incoming class of Yalies! Alumni, current & incoming students, and families are welcome! Potluck items are welcome to accompany our taco catering. We kindly encourage RSVPs by July 24th, 2024.