Dylan Yeats, 2005-2007
While at A/P/A Institute, Yeats co-curated "The Archivist of the Yellow Peril" and curated "Persistent Light: Eugenia Sumiye Okoshi and George Mukai." He also worked on the Yoshio Kishi / Irene Yah Ling Sun archive collection and wrote the essay titled "Documenting Exclusion and the Logic of Difference" for the book Yellow Peril: Collecting Xenophobia published by A/P/A Institute, 2008.

I-Ting Emily Chu, 2007-2009
Chu's research focus concentrates on Asian/Pacific/American women, activism, and archives. While at A/P/A Institute, Emily co-curated "Art, Archives and Activism: Martin Wong's Downtown Crossings," and was a member of the Documenting Heritage Project team that surveyed Asian American collections in New York. Read her blog "Archiving Activism" to learn more about her activities at NYU.

Y.H. Nancy Ng Tam, 2008-2010
At the A/P/A Institute, Ng Tam has been working on the Documentary Heritage Project, surveying collections relating to the New York A/PA community. She has also been assisting on a range of projects relating to A/PA Archives, including processing and co-developing a web exhibit of the George Yuzawa Papers, the initial sorting of the Yoshio Kishi / Irene Yah Ling Sun Collection, and managing the active files of the upcoming East Coast Asian American Art Project.

Amita Manghnani, 2009-2011
As the Graduate Scholar in A/PA Archives, Manghnani has been working on the A/PA Documentary Heritage archives survey, identifying existing and potential archival collections relating to the history of A/PA communities in New York City, and assisted in the creation of an archives exhibit at the NYU Tamiment Library featuring The George Yuzawa Papers. In addition, she is assisting in the processing and promotion of the Jack Shaheen Collection.