Intercollegiate Nikkei Council (INC) Nikkei Student Union (NSU) CPP NSU: Cal Poly Pomona CSULB NSU: Cal State Long Beach UCLA NSU: University of California, Los Angeles USC Nikkei: University of Southern California UCI Tomo no Kai: University of California, Irvine UCSD NSU: University of California, San Diego LMU NSU: Loyola Marymount University SDSU NSU: San...
National JACL Scholarships and Awards
Mar 10, 2011
National News - JACL is kicking off its Scholarship Program for the 2011 academic year. At the national level, JACL offers over 30 awards, with an annual total of over $60,000 in scholarships.Awards are available in the following categories: Freshman, Undergraduate, Graduate, Law, Creative & Performing Arts, and Financial Aid. Freshman Applications...
Japanese American Citizens League, Pacific Southwest District
Dec 4, 2010
Bridging Communities The Japanese American Citizens League, Pacific Southwest District, in collaboration with the Greater Los Angeles Office of the Council on American-Islamic Relations California, and Nikkei for Civil Rights & Redress announces its the 3rd annual Bridging Communities program. Since 9/11, Muslim communities have faced hostilities and...
Japan-America Youth Baseball Camp 2009
This summer, for the fifth year in a row, the Japan-America Youth Baseball Camp will allow American and Japanese boys aged 13 to 14 a chance to participate in a cultural exchange. The purpose of the camps is to provide baseball instruction and a cross-cultural experience, and to encourage young baseball players to learn more about each other and each...
JA Historical Society of San Diego
The Japanese American Historical Society of San Dieog (JAHSSD) is dedicated to the collection, identification and preservation of materials related to the Japanese American experience. They wish to identify and celebrate contributions local Nikkei have made to San Diego County. JAHSSD’s primary functions are: historical, educational and cultural. URL:...
UCSD Nikkei Student Union
The Nikkei Student Union (formerly known as the Japanese American Society established in 1988) is the oldest and largest Japanese-interest organization on the UCSD campus. There is no need to be Japanese to be in the club, but we do ask that you have some interest in Japanese or Japanese-American culture, as that is what we strive to represent. Although we are a...