Midwest Area Chinese American Resources Guide
Issue Date
1995Author
Chinese American Librarians Association - Midwest Chapter
Wu, Pei-ling
McElroy, Anna
Chang, Ling-li
Sanders, R. Bruce
Lin, Shao-Chen
Publisher
Midwest Chapter Chinese American Librarians Association
Type
Book
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The purpose of the Midwest Area Chinese American Resources Guide is to promote multicultural understanding of Chinese Americans and to provide easy access to the Chinese American communities in the Midwest. This 1995 edition is a complete revision of the one published in 1992. The directory covers mostly non-profit organizations in the Midwest, which includes Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, and Wisconsin. All entries are listed by category and within each category by state. In addition to the directory, the Resources Guide includes general information on Chinese Americans and Chinese culture as well as statistical data on the Chinese American population in the Midwest.
Description
Preface The Publisher -- CALA Midwest Chapter. Revision Committee. Acknowledgements
part I. General Information: *The Chinese Americans -- Who We Are
* Chinese Immigration to the Midwest -- A Brief History
* The Art of Understanding Chinese Names
* Cultural Observances and Festivals
* The Chinese Zodiac
Part II. Population Statistics: Table 1. Chinese population in the United States. Table 2 Midwest metropolitan area with large Chinese populations Table 3 Top 10 Midwest cities with large Chinese populations
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- Faculty Bookshelf [532]
- Libraries Scholarly Works [529]
Citation
Wu, P., & McElroy, A. (Eds.). (1995). Mei zhong di qu Hua ren zi liao 美中地區華人資料 Midwest area Chinese American resources guide. Greencastle, IN: Midwest Chapter Chinese American Librarians Association.
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