Victor, who first came to ISU in 1969, shares his experiences as an educator and mentor and the impact of servant leadership. Cindy recounts her lifetime of service, deeply rooted in her involvement with Cameron House, a nonprofit organization in San Francisco’s Chinatown that has supported immigrant communities for over 150 years.
Cindy's extensive advocacy includes a leadership role in developing the Mei Lin Yuen Housing Project, a groundbreaking affordable housing initiative that provides homes for low-income seniors and families, serving as the first Asian woman to chair the Committee on Self-Development of People, and being appointed to the San Francisco Planning Commission by Mayor Willie Brown. Cindy and Victor maintain a longstanding connection to ISU as dedicated supporters.
Guests
Cynthia “Cindy” Joe, Community Leader, Housing Advocate, and Social Justice Champion
Victor Joe, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus in Experimental Psychology at ISU, currently serving on the College of Arts and Letters Dean’s Advisory Board
