A question we've ask too regularly over the last 24 years. #HowManyMore

Out this month: This new book shows elementary educators how to respectfully and humanely address the needs of emergent bilinguals with dis/abilities. Author Patricia Martínez-Álvarez is director of the Bilingual/Bicultural Ed program at Teachers College, Columbia University. tcpress.com/teaching-emerg…

Mark your calendar: The MSU College of Education will be present at #AERA2023! You're invited to attend our college reception on April 14th at 7:00 p.m. PDT. RSVP: spr.ly/601530AOU

Honored: our article was selected as the feature in this newsletter. Discover how teachers face emotional exhaustion with their mentors, on top of their workload. Excited to present on this topic at #AAAL2023. Please join our discussion on this important #teacheremotions issue👩‍🏫‍

So grateful to be a part of this conference team!

Honored and excited to share my struggles and joys as a multilingual and transnational motherscholar navigating academia. Join me, let's cry & share stories! AERA-REAPA Graduate Students

Our special issue around play and literacy is out! I’m so excited for this to be out in the world. Read here publuu.com/flip-book/2442…, and stay tuned for more of my musings on each piece.

We're celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month with resources that take a close look at Asian American children and youth. Check out the reading list for more on their unique histories and educational experiences: bit.ly/3MlbvAx

Proud to be part of this project with amazing scholars Roland Sintos Coloma Wenyang Sun Jungmin Kwon! Our first article just came out Sociological Inquiry special issue on Transculturality of Anti-Asian Racism edited by Zhifan Luo (quitted X) Muyang Li X. Alvin Yang (Scholar Outside Artist at Heart) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/so…

The session line-up for the #MSUDRN was amazing. Transformative research in diverse communities; first time ever, Filmmakers Salon, book authors panel and dealing with bias at work Tama Hamilton-Wray Jeffrey C. Wray Delia Fernández Jungmin Kwon Angela Hall. Great to be in community!

Are you a language and/or literacy graduate student? Join Literacy Research Association STAR Fellows for the 2023 Plática Series starting on Friday, 3/1! It's all about helping grad students prepare for, transition to & navigate the academic journey. Register here: tinyurl.com/45f89y5k

Thank you for reading and reviewing my book, Ying Xiong. Can’t wait to read the review!

I am deeply honored and grateful to receive the Early Career Award from the Language and Social Processes SIG at #AERA2024. Thank you to my mentors, colleagues, students, friends, and family who inspire me each and every day! ♥️College of Education @LspSig

It's AAPI Heritage Month! Taking a close look at Asian American children and youth, the resources on our reading list pursue topics such as unique histories and educational experiences, racial and national identity, linguistic abilities, and more: tcpress.com/blog/reading-l…

In celebration of AAPI Heritage Month, join the authors of "Supporting Korean American Children in Early Childhood Education: Perspectives From Mother-Educators" for a 2-part Teachers College Press webinar on MAY 16 and MAY 23! Register here: tinyurl.com/2vcs6bfp tinyurl.com/4bvnwaa4

#SummerStay2024 #MSUDRN a beautiful cohort. We had productive fun in community! Presentations encouraged us to consider realistic contexts, promote a "know you/do you" orientation, and attention to detail. Cowriting works. Care and support enhances productivity. MSU Office for Inclusive Excellence and Impact

🎉Article accepted! Look out for "(Re)negotiating Asian and Asian American Identities in Solidarity as Language Teacher Educators: An AsianCrit Discourse Analysis" in TESOL Journal with 田中锋 Zhongfeng Tian, Ph.D. Jungmin Kwon @sammyunni_ @drkhanhMle @minhye_son Wenyang Sun and Joy Ee! 🎉

Delighted to share a new article on Asian and Asian American identities in language teacher education in TESOL Journal. 🌟 Free open-access to article here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/te…

Assistant Professor Jungmin Kwon is a recipient of a Racial Equity Research Grant from the Spencer Foundation for her project, “Youth as Storytellers and Educators: Asian Americans Remaking School Curriculum.” More: spr.ly/60130AjDW

When students are free to use all their languages, learning comes alive. Assoc. Prof. Jungmin Kwon’s research at MSU shows how celebrating multilingualism helps children feel seen, engaged and inspired to learn.