Hey website go-ers!
Hello from the new Webmaster for APASU year '10-'11!
So if you've been wondering, the website has not been in service very much or at all during the summer. That's because we've all been trying to enjoy our summers, or at least make the most of it. But now that school is around the corner, I will be devoting more time into the website, starting possibly during the first few weeks of September.
A few things that I plan on doing throughout the year are bi-weekly updates (on currently undetermined days) and giving the website greater emphasis. I believe that in the past year, the website was not very well emphasized and I thought it would be great for this upcoming year if it was a way to keep in touch. Personally, I did not even know we had a website until I became the Webmaster. That is why for this upcoming year, I will try to make it a bigger part of APASU so that members who cannot attend our general meetings can at least know what is it was about. Another thing that I plan to work on is our twitter account, and get more uploads to youtube so we can share the APASU experience with everyone. I hope to make the website informative and interesting to read.
Feel free to leave comments on any of the previous and future posts. Feedback will also be appreciated.
- James
APASU 2010-2011 Executive Board Members
From left to right: Darin (Programs Coordinator), James (Webmaster), Katherine (Co-Director), Gun (Outreach Coordinator), Kristen (Co-Director), Ryan (Public Relations), Helen (Off Yello Editor), David (Finance Manager)
Highlights from 2009-2010
A look back at some APASU highlights from the 2009-2010 school year.
Fall Reception: an annual dinner to welcome new and old APASU members
Rogue Pinay: a hip-hop and spoken word concert
David Choi: a concert featuring popular YouTube star, David Choi
Eliot Chang: a stand-up comedy show
A.P.I.A. Heritage Month Opening Ceremony: a full-day event to kick off A.P.I.A. Heritage Month
Spring Retreat: a weekend beach retreat
June's Blooms: a spring farewell
SOCIAL EVENTS
Speed Friending
Mahjong Mondays
Pegasus Pizza Night
Game Night
Wesley Center Volunteering
Culture Nights
Standards of Beauty Workshop
YouTube's A.P.I.A.'s Workshop
Asian American Males Workshop
Off Yello Writing Workshop
APASU at the Break (during week 10; billiards and pizza)
New David Choi Music Video
Off Yello Submission Deadline
Hey, all! Sorry for such short notice, but the deadline for Off Yello submissions is May 12, 2010 .
The theme is letters. Write a letter to someone (or it could be an organization, an object; it doesn't matter) you have always wanted to write to. I'm also accepting photos, paintings, drawings, anything!
If you have questions, email me or Facebook me ASAP!
--
Mei Tsai
APASU Chillin’ with David Choi!
APASU Presents David Choi
Thursday, April 29th
Doors Open @ 6:00; Show @ 6:30
UO Students: $8
General Public: $12
(Tickets are available @ UO ticket office NOW!)
David Choi is a native Los Angeles singer/songwriter/producer whose songs and tracks have been heard on NBC, VH1, MTV, A&E, E!, Travel Channel, Style, PBS, Food Network, Disney, as well as in national commercials overseas. He has worked on several major online campaigns including Starburst and JC Penney. On YouTube, he has over 260,000 subscribers and over 55,000,000 total video views.
In 2004, Choi was the grand prize winner for David Bowie’s Mash-up contest which Bowie himself chose. Following that, he was the grand prize winner for USA Weekend Magazine’s John Lennon Songwriting Contest for teens and appeared in USA Weekend Magazine with recording artist Usher.
Choi also has a song on the album “State of Survival” called “This is Your Life” on upcoming Interscope group Flipsyde, which he co-produced.
In October of 2008, David released his self produced album “Only You” worldwide.
APASU Proudly Presents Rogue Pinay
Be sure to come to APASU's main winter event.
View event on Facebook
Check Rogue out @ myspace.com/roguepinay
*The Wesley Center is on 13th and Kincaid, behind the UO Book Store
Akaka Bill Video
Last week, Hawaii Club and APASU had a joint meeting where we watched a video about Hawaii's controversial Akaka Bill. You can view the video here:




