About the Asian Student Association
The Asian Student Association (ASA), established in 1993, promotes awareness of Asian cultures and fosters the development of social and educational support for Asian American students at Wright State University.
Preserving the Asian tradition, ASA encourages superior scholarship and members' participation in community activities. The Asian Student Association also encourages friendship and mutual understanding among all people, regardless of national origin or ethnic heritage.
The purposes of ASA are:
- To broaden each member's horizon
- To encourage pride in our various ethnic backgrounds and heritage
- To increase awareness of Asian cultures in the WSU student body
- To foster social interaction between Asian and non-Asian students
- To provide a vehicle through which Asian students may provide support to one another
- To voice issues of concern to the administration
ASA Constitution » (PDF)
Membership Information
Looking to join the coolest student organization at Wright State University? Look no further than the Asian Student Association!
Membership in ASA is open to ALL Wright State University students. We hope you can take an active roll in ASA by attending to our meetings and events. Those who went to at least two general meetings and/or events per quarter are eligible to vote and to run for Officers' positions.
ASA encourages you to get involved with the Asian American community at WSU, make new friends, and take on leadership roles that you will find rewarding during your college experience.
To keep up with ASA's news and updates, join our mailing list by contacting our current secretary. You can also sign-up in the Asian/Hispanic/Native American Center (AHNA) in 154 Millett.
About the Asian/Hispanic/Native American Center
The Asian Student Association, the Latinos Involved in Further Education, and the Association of Native American Students are affiliated with the Asian/Hispanic/Native American Center (AHNA) in 154 Millett.
The AHNA Center is a cultural center designed to support the academic, social, and cultural needs of Asian, Hispanic, and Native American students, faculty and staff at Wright State University.
It also serves as an informational resource center regarding the Asian, Hispanic, Native American experience and creates an appreciation and understanding of the diverse Asian, Hispanic, and Native American cultures represented within the community. The Center also plays a vital role in serving as a cultural liaison to the University and Dayton communities.
It is also the official hangout of ASA. Stop by for a visit!! Contact AHNA »