ITASA (Intercollegiate Taiwanese American Students Association) 2014 (East) is happening in just 3 short weeks at Yale University, and I’m honoured and privileged to have been invited to conduct a workshop on one of my passions: mental health awareness in the Asian American community.
ITASA is a fabulous conference for Asian American college students that is unique in offering a Taiwanese American focus. I had the opportunity to participate in it when it was first being launched back in my undergraduate days; I’m excited to once again be involved in making it happen.
This year, ITASA’s organizers have built a truly astounding program focused on community activism and involvement. Not only have they put together some great seminar topics, but the program is augmented with hands-on interactive workshops. There will also be fun chances to socialize; two words: speed dating!
So, if you’re interested in attending this awesome conference, please check out this (kick-ass) conference website and register: eastcoast.itasa.org! Registration closes Sunday. Be there (and meet me), or be square!
Also, check out ITASA 2014 East on Facebook and Twitter!
