Showing posts with label ecaasu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ecaasu. Show all posts

1.28.2014

Help get these high school students to ECAASU 2014

ECAASU's High School Leadership Ambassadors Program needs your help



The East Coast Asian American Student Union is a nonprofit whose mission is to inspire, educate, and empower those interested in Asian American and Pacific Islander issues. You may have heard of the annual ECAASU conference, the oldest and largest Asian American collegiate conference in the United States.

In 2013, the High School Ambassadors Leadership Program (HSALP) was started in an effort to expand ECAASU's constituency to high school students. I recently heard from Olivia Lu, who has been mentoring a group of eight students from the DC and New York metro areas in AAPI issues and advocacy work.

This year, the plan is to send the HSALP students to the 2014 ECAASU Conference, going down next month in Washington DC. In order to make that happen, they need to raise funds to the finance the trip. Can you help get them to the conference?

2.05.2013

ECAASU 2013 at Columbia University, February 22-24



Heads up, students. ECAASU is the nation's oldest and largest conference for Asian American students. It's going this month, February 22-24 at Columbia University. Participate in workshops spanning from DREAM Act issues to Danny Chen, and don't miss entertainment from Clara C, Taiyo Na & Magnetic North, and more. Have you made your plans yet? The early registration deadline has passed, but you can still register:

11.05.2012

call for workshop proposals: ecaasu 2013

Heads up, students. The 2013 East Coast Asian American Student Union (ECAASU), the largest and oldest conference in the country for Asian American students, is happening February 22-24 at Columbia University in New York.

It's going to be an invaluable time of workshops, speakers and networking with fellow students, so mark your calendars. Early bird registration is now open for just $65, so get in on this now and save yourself some cash.

Conference organizers are also currently looking for organizations and experienced facilitators to host workshops at ECAASU 2013. Got something cool and useful to share with the conference community? To apply, fill out and follow the instructions outlined on the workshop application.

For further information about the conference, and to registers, visit the ECAASU website here and follow the latest updates and announcements on the ECAASU 2013 Facebook page here.

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