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Spring CASPY at Columbia University

  • 03/28/2015
  • Carman Hall, Columbia University 545 West 114th Street (114th and Broadway) New York, NY 10027
Spring CASPY 2015 at Columbia University 
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Carman Hall, Columbia University  
545 West 114th Street (114th and Broadway) 
New York, NY 10027
 
On Saturday, March 28th, 2015, Columbia  University's Taiwanese Students Association (TASA) will host their annual CASPY program for  children of Asian descent,  adopted into American families, targeting 6-13 year old kids .  CASPY functions as a cultural immersion program for the children participants and a social support-networking program. The day will consists of cultural workshops and activities that include Arts & Craft, group discussions, and various Columbia performance groups. There will also be a parent workshop which will include a panel of college students sharing their experiences,  giving a presentation, and  answering questions .
 
We hope to organize an exciting day that you and your child will remember and draw insight and support from. If you have any questions, please contact Justin Kung at  cu.tasa.caspy@gmail.com .
 
Event Location:
Carman Hall, Columbia University  
545 West 114th Street (114th and Broadway) 
New York, NY 10027
 
Tentative Schedule:
9:30am - 10:00am: Registration
10:00am - 12:15pm: Children's Activities/Parents' Workshop
12:15pm - 1:00pm: Lunch
1:00pm - 2:00pm: Children's Group Discussions/Parents' Workshop
2:00pm - 3:30pm Columbia Student Performances & Lessons
 
Pre-registration Deadline: still a few spots

deadline extended to Monday, March 23rd @ 10pm

 
Community Service Chair
TASA Board 2014-2015
Columbia University in the City of New York
 
Each year, the Taiwanese American Student Association holds an event called the Chinese Adopted Siblings Program for Youth (CASPY). CASPY functions as a cultural immersion program for the children participants and a social support-networking program. The day will consists of cultural workshops that range from Chinese yo-yo to calligraphy, and much more. In many ways, CASPY functions as a program that looks beyond the face value for the families, creating a safe haven for cultural exploration and dialogue.
 
from Kathy U. Watch a A montage of scenes from Columbia University's CASPY 2006. You'll see some familiar faces of FCC kids now off to college/careers!

Chinese Adoptee Alliance
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supporting Chinese adoptees and allies.
"C double A", formerly FCCNY.

PO Box 21670
2300 18th St NW Lobby
Washington, DC 20009 


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