Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
UC Alumni Association Celebrates Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
From the inventor of the Pentium computer chip to one of the world’s premier sculptors, to the innovative coroner who helped create one of the country’s most technologically advanced crime, the University of Cincinnati has a rich tradition of achievement by our Asian, Asian-American and Pacific-American alumni.
For this reason, the UC Alumni Association proudly marks Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month — celebrating generations of UC excellence reflected in our past and promised in our future.
APA Alumni
Tony DelaRosa, A&S ’12, is CEO and founder of Tony Rosa Speaks LLC, and author of the forthcoming book, “Teaching the Invisible Race: Embodying a Pro-Asian American Lens in Schools.” He recently won the, "Community Trailblazer Award for AAPI Unsung Heroes," from The Asian American Foundation and will be featured on the Hulu Series: TAAF Heritage Heroes (May 2023).
Vinod Dham, CEAS ’77, developed the original Pentium processor at Intel, unleashing a revolution in the computing field and the way the world operates. He became known in his industry as the “Father of the Pentium.”
Nominate a Bearcat
Nominate a Bearcat alumnus for a future heritage or awareness month alumni spotlight.
Make a Gift
Make a gift to the Asian Studies Discretionary Fund to support the students and programs of the College of Arts and Sciences Asian Studies department.