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Standing in solidarity

University Chaplain Zandra Wagoner leads participants in lighting candles during an online event to show solidarity for the Asian American Pacific Islander community Tuesday on Zoom. Joining Wagoner in offering their reflections are Rose Dhaliwal, doctor of psychology student; Ian Lising, assistant professor of speech communications; alumna Damairis Lao; Nadine Nakamura, associate professor of psychology; Wendy Lau, board of trustees member; Cathy Irwin, professor of English; alumnus Chris Pulu; Alexandra Burrel, chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer; and Devorah Lieberman, university president. The event was sponsored by the Center for Multicultural Services and the Office of Civic and Community Engagement. / screenshot by Armida Carranza
University Chaplain Zandra Wagoner leads participants in lighting candles during an online event to show solidarity for the Asian American Pacific Islander community Tuesday on Zoom. Joining Wagoner in offering their reflections are Rose Dhaliwal, doctor of psychology student; Ian Lising, assistant professor of speech communications; alumna Damairis Lao; Nadine Nakamura, associate professor of psychology; Wendy Lau, board of trustees member; Cathy Irwin, professor of English; alumnus Chris Pulu; Alexandra Burrel, chief diversity, equity and inclusion officer; and Devorah Lieberman, university president. The event was sponsored by the Center for Multicultural Services and the Office of Civic and Community Engagement. / screenshot by Armida Carranza
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Armida Carranza, a junior photography major and psychology minor, is a staff photographer for the Campus Times.

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