Every semester, CASPY Big Sibs and volunteers from Yale join together to make CASPY an amazing event. This year, we need your help! Sign up to be a Big Sib or Volunteer!

Tentative CASPY Schedule (April 19th):

• 11am-12pm Meet Little Sibs
• 12pm-1pm Lunch
• 1pm-3pm Kid's and Teen's Workshops
• 3pm-4pm CASPY Talent Show

Big Sibs must be available from 11am to 4pm on April 19th.

• Big Sibs of the Kid's Program will take their Little Sib through a nightmarket of Chinese activities.
• Big Sibs of the Teen's Program will serve as group leaders, and participate in activities such as scavenger hunts, cooking, and karaoke.

Big Sib Registration Form

If you just don't have the time to be a Big Sib, consider being a volunteer! We have a few different volunteer shifts available for April 19th.:

• 11am-1pm : Registration Volunteer
• 11pm-1pm : Lunch Volunteer
• 1pm-3pm : Workshop Volunteer (Kid's or Teen's)
• Variable Times: Photographer Volunteer

Volunteer Registration Form

Please sign up by April 6th. Please email yalecaspy@gmail.com with questions.

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Join the Yale International Relations Association's Global Perspectives Society in welcoming Minister Wu Xi from the Chinese Embassy to campus for a roundtable discussion over dinner. She will be discussing foreign affairs and China-U.S. relations. All guests are welcome! The event begins at 6:00 PM in the Calhoun Common Room. Please RSVP to Forrest Lin (forrest.lin@yale.edu) if you would like to come to the event.

Ms. Wu Xi is a chief Minister of the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in the United States of America. She has had an extensive career in Chinese foreign relations, spanning over 20 years of service in various departments in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Minister Wu has also worked at the Chinese embassies in Iraq and Australia, as well as a director in the Department of North American and Oceanian Affairs. She was born in Zhejiang Province and graduated from Foreign Affairs University prior to starting her diplomatic career.

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We all come from somewhere - and for many of us, tracing our histories will bring us back to the shores of that gargantuan continent Asia. Or does it? What is the relationship between Asian Americans and Asia? Do we have a responsibility to our past? How much of our identities is dependent on that past? What part of Asian American is Asian... all, some, none at all? Join the Asian American Student's Alliance's Political Action and Education Committee (PAEC) for a dinnertime discussion where you will not only ask these questions but also learn how to gracefully talk with a face stuffed full of pizza. This Tuesday, 5:30 PM, WLH 202.

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Interested in writing & performing autobiographical pieces? Join Jook Songs for an open workshop! Jook Songs is Yale's Asian American— and oldest—spoken word group, putting on their 15th anniversary show this semester. Meetings are on Mondays, and the group is open to new members (March 3, & March 24) at 8:30PM in the Swing Space common room on the first floor to the right. Everyone is welcome! E-mail jooksongs@gmail.com if you have any questions, and check out performances from the NYC show earlier this semester & last year's Yale show.

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