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Overview: |
The Arab Students Association (ASA) at Yale is an unaffiliated, non-profit, undergraduate organization
that aims to spread a wakeful approach to understanding the Arab world, its culture, and current issues
that affect the region. The ASA aims to work in an effort to bridge the various cultural gaps between the
Arab World and the United States, in the hopes of promoting a mutual exchange of views and culture.
Through the active role of organizing a variety of political and social events, the ASA strives for the
atrophy of stereotypes and the growth of a concrete and sincere representation of the Arab world’s diverse
components. By creating a forum where Arabs, Arab-Americans, and the vast international community
may interact, the ASA firmly believes that Yale serves as an opportune foreground to paint the cultural,
political, and social realities of the Arab World for a genuinely interested wide-ranging audience. |
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Constitution: |
- Click here to view the ASA Constitution
- The ASA Constitution was last updated on September 13, 2009
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Objectives: |
- Encourage discussion of the Arab World and the Arab-Americans
- Foster awareness of the Arab World and the Arab-Americans
- Invite prominent Arabs and Arab-Americans in politics, art, business, and academia to speak at Yale
- Sponsor our own show, completely dedicated to the showcasing of Arab culture
- Collaborate with other Arab student organizations regarding cultural and political happenings
- Work with Yale's Office of Undergraduate Admissions to intensify recruiting efforts in Arab nations as well as Arab communities in North America
- Intensify recruiting efforts for our organization among Yale's Arab and non-Arab students alike, especially among graduate students
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