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Full Name: Brown University Chinese Student and Scholar Association (Abbr. Brown CSSA)
Introduction: Brown CSSA is a non-profit organization founded and formed by the Chinese students and scholars at Brown University. Like most other CSSAs throughout the world, the mission of our CSSA is to provide a platform for overseas Chinese students, scholars and other professionals to meet new friends, exchange information, and help each other. We also promote mutual understandings of cultures and encourage the academic communications among people inside and outside of the Brown community.
Purpose: The purpose of Brown CSSA is to provide the Chinese visiting scholars and students at Brown University with certain services and recreational and cultural activities. It also aims at establishing and maintaining the friendship between scholars and students from the People's Republic of China and people of the local community regardless of the differences of race, creed, ethnic origin, political beliefs, sex, age, handicap status, marital status or nationality.
Committee: At the beginning of Fall semester, the community will elect their new Committee. The new Committee should consist of at least 5 members, in order to have enough hands to share the heavy tasks in organizing CSSA activities, but better, no more than 9 members, in order to work efficiently. Odd numbers of members are highly recommended, for the sake of making democratic decisions. Therefore, the 5 top-ranked individuals in the voting result will automatically become the Committee members. If any individual among the elected has no time or no interests to join in the Committee, he or she has rights to choose not becoming the Committee members. The unoccupied position will be taken by the next-ranked individual, who is willing to serve as a committee. The existing 5 members could enlarge the Committee to 7 or 9 members according to the needs and real situations. As for the assignment of positions, it should be decided by all the new Committee members through inner discussion and later announced to the public. updated Jan. 14, 2007 |
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