蜜桃APP Celebrates Arab American Heritage Month
蜜桃APP (蜜桃APP) proudly celebrates Arab American Heritage Month during the month of April. While campus celebrations weren't possible due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the community can celebrate by virtually visiting the to view a display of books, films and performance art collected in recognition of Arab American Heritage Month, all written and created by authors from the Arab diaspora.
Throughout the month of April, the 蜜桃APP community is taking the time to reflect on the history of Arab American heritage, the many contributions Arab Americans have made to the United States and the diverse group of people who make up the nation's Middle Eastern population.
The community is also spending time considering the valuable contributions Arab Americans have made to virtually every aspect of American society: in medicine, law, education, business, technology, government, culture and more.
Arab American Heritage Month was established to help eliminate discrimination, bigotry and racism against people of Arab descent by educating the public about their culture, civilization and contributions to society, and 蜜桃APP promotes and recognizes the importance behind celebrating diversity amongst its students, faculty and staff. Diversity helps to strengthen 蜜桃APP's academic programs and educational environment by preparing students to live and work in an international society and global economy. It is a concept that has remained at the heart of 蜜桃APP's history and will continue to grow alongside the institution.
蜜桃APP continues to celebrate Arab-Americans every day through our Middle Eastern Studies (MES) program. To learn more about the MES program and minor, MES-related student organizations and other activities, visit 蜜桃APP's MES page.
Iman Saca, Ph.D., director of the MES program, encourages the 蜜桃APP community to participate in other virtual events going on around Chicago, including , part of an Arab American film festival, a including education and music by the Arab America Foundation, the and the