Constituents
Below is a list of constituent organizations. We and our constituents form a network of API-affiliated orgs that help each other out, whether it is through APSA publicizing constituents' events, providing storage space, or whatever.
2016-2017 Constituents (so far)
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Chinese AssociationGeneral Meetings:
Thursdays at 7 PM in the Ring Room, CCC Chinese Association is a social, cultural, and community service-based club located at the University of California, Irvine. Our mission is to share Chinese and Chinese-American culture with the greater Orange County and Los Angeles area.
As an entirely student-run organization, we host a variety of weekly club meetings and events, as well as multiple largescale annual events throughout the year. We welcome everyone to join us! Make life-long friends, contribute to the community, and participate in sharing the history and art of Chinese and Chinese-American culture. See you at our next meeting! |
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KonnectKonnect at UC Irvine was founded in 2010 with a mission to put on the first annual Korean Culture Night and to provide an inclusive social, educational, and political space for students of Korean and non-Korean heritage. Konnect promotes the Korean culture through weekly meetings, annual programs, and special events while hosting socials to encourage fellowship and community.
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Na 'Opio O Ka 'AinaGeneral Meetings:
Mondays, 6:30-7:30 PM in the Ring Room, CCC Na `Opio O Ka `Aina exists to ease the transition of students from Hawai'i and with the goal of spreading the aloha spirit. As a club, we hope to be able to help as many students from Hawai'i feel welcome and at home on the mainland. Together, our goal is to share the Aloha spirit with as many people as we can. If you can't go to Hawai'i, we will try to bring it to you. Whether you want to learn a little bit about Hawaiian and Polynesian culture or just want to kick it with friends, NOOK is the place for you. Welcome to our `Ohana!
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Tomo No KaiTomo No Kai is a cultural and social club that explores the Japanese and Japanese-American cultures and was established in 1977 on the campus of UC Irvine. You might think these cultures are the same, but they are quite different. If you want more information about these differences, feel free to come by and check us out! Tomo No Kai and Jodaiko (the drumming group) are sister organizations.
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JodaikoJodaiko is a Collegiate Taiko group based on the main campus of the University of California, Irvine. Now in its 24th year since inception, Jodaiko brings the Japanese art of Taiko to UCI and the rest of Southern California. The word "Jodaiko" means "passionate drumming" in Japanese and Jodaiko could not have been described better.
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2015-2016
Alpha Kappa Delta Phi
Cambodian Awareness Organization (CAO)
Chinese Association (CA)
Konnect
Na 'Opio O Ka 'Aina (NOOK)
Taiwanese American Organization (TAO)
Tomo No Kai
Vietnamese Student Association (VSA)
Cambodian Awareness Organization (CAO)
Chinese Association (CA)
Konnect
Na 'Opio O Ka 'Aina (NOOK)
Taiwanese American Organization (TAO)
Tomo No Kai
Vietnamese Student Association (VSA)
2014 - 2015Alpha Kappa Delta Phi
Cambodian Awareness Organization Chinese Association Hmong Student Association Kappa Zeta Phi Konnect Na 'Opio o Ka 'Aina Southeast Asian Student Association Sri Lanka United Taiwanese American Organization Tomo no Kai Vietnamese Student Association |
2013 - 2014Alpha Kappa Delta Phi
Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association Cambodian Awareness Organization Chinese Association Hmong Student Association Kappa Zeta Phi Konnect Na 'Opio o Ka 'Aina Southeast Asian Student Association Sri Lanka United Taiwanese American Organization Thai Club Tomo no Kai Vietnamese Student Association |
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