African Students Association, UMass - Amherst

Viewing this page requires a browser capable of displaying frames. <center><img SRC="main_head.gif" height=115 width=497> <p><b><font color="#330000"><font size=+1>Welcome to the home page of the African Students Association (ASA) at</font></font></b> <br><b><font color="#330000"><font size=+1>the University of Massachusetts, Amhert.</font></font></b></center> <blockquote><font color="#990000"><font size=-1>The African Students Association (ASA) is a dynamic group of students, mostly africans, who undertake various activities including talks and cultural events with the goal of promoting awareness of the rich African culture and people. We hope to use this site to further our goals by providing interesting content on the African continent and people, as well as our provide information on our events. You will find links to other ASA sites in the country, as well as links to African countries and organizations. Please feel free to explore any area on this site and do not hesitate to contact the webmaster, or the members of this group - <a href="mailto:african@stuaf.umass.edu">african@stuaf.umass.edu</a>. Thank you.</font></font></blockquote> <blockquote><font color="#990000"><font size=-1>We have general elections for our executive board once a year and each new president has specific goals they will like to accomplish in their one year of office. <a href="eboard.html">Click here</a> to find out who the new board for the African Students Association are and what the president has in stock for the year.</font></font></blockquote> <blockquote><font color="#990000"><font size=-1>The ASA consists of about 60 people and these include graduate students and african faculty. Most of our members either grew up or spent considerable amount of time in Africa and thus are very well educated in the cultures of most african countries. So if you have some general questions concerning the African culture, or you are curious about some african dish you had on one of our events, etc., feel free to ask our <a href="mailto:african@stuaf.umass.edu">public relations committee</a> and they will be glad to help. You can also check out our <a href="palpage.html">member page</a> for profiles of our members, you might just find someone you have alot in common with. All names are usually linked to their webpages, profile or email addresses.</font></font></blockquote> <blockquote><b><font color="#990000">Get the latest news & information on Africa . . .</font></b></blockquote> <ul> <ul> <li> <font color="#990000"><font size=-1><a href="http://www.afbis.com/" TARGET="_blank">Afbis</a> - African Business Information Systems</font></font></li> <li> <font color="#990000"><font size=-1><a href="http://www.oneworld.org/outlook/africa" TARGET="_blank">AfricaViewpoint</a> - African Politics and Business</font></font></li> <li> <font color="#990000"><font size=-1><a href="http://www.africanews.org/" TARGET="_blank">Africa News Onine</a> - African Politics, Business and Tourism</font></font></li> <li> <font color="#990000"><font size=-1><a href="http://www.postexpresswired.com/" TARGET="_blank">Post Express Wired</a> - Nigerian newspaper</font></font></li> </ul> </ul> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <p><font size=-2><a href="http://www.umass.edu/">University of Massachusetts, Amherst</a></font> <br><font size=-2>The Africa Students Association (ASA)</font> <br><font size=-2>Produced and maintained by <a href="http://www.httpcity.com/shaggi001">Shaggi </BODY>