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2 - Michigan Humanities Council
The Michigan Humanities Council connects people and communities by fostering and creating quality cultural programs. In carrying out its mission, the Council encourages and supports, through advocacy, fundraising and community engagement, a variety of activities which bring humanities scholars and the public together to examine culture.
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1 - Inter-Tribal Council of Michigan
ITCMi: Our Mission - 1. To act as a forum for member tribes, 2. To advocate for member tribes in the development of programs and policies which will improve the economy, education and quality of life for Michigan Native Americans, and 3. To provide technical assistance to member tribes, including the development of tribal laws and regulations.
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0 - African Studies Center at MSU
Founded in 1960, the MSU African Studies Center (ASC) is one of nine Title VI National Resource Centers on Africa designated by the U.S. Department of Education. The Center’s strength is based upon the 160 MSU faculty who provide broad research, teaching, and service on the continent. MSU can offer instruction in 30 African languages, with 9-12 languages taught each year.
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0 - Council of Asian Pacific Americans (CAPA)
CAPA unites Asian Pacific Americans and the community at large through culture, education, and community service.
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0 - Lebanese American Heritage Club
Founded in 1982 as an athletic club in Dearborn, Michigan, the Lebanese American Heritage Club has since expanded to serve its members and the community in many different ways, including Culture and Heritage, Education, Sports, Communication, and Community Involvemen.
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0 - The Association of Vietnamese Scholars and Students
The Association of Vietnamese Scholars and Students (AVSS) was founded in August 2005. Its purpose is to provide Vietnamese scholars and students at Michigan State University (MSU) and from nearby universities and/or colleges with certain assistances, and recreational and cultural activities. It also aims at establishing and maintaining the friendship and professional networking among Vietnamese scholars and students, and between Vietnamese scholars, students, and the people of the local community. With the advantage of having members who come from all over Vietnam and the US and great support from Vietnamese faculties/staffs at MSU, the AVSS may act as a bridge connecting perspective students from Vietnam and MSU, connecting Vietnamese American scholars/students and Vietnamese international students and scholars, connecting those who are interested in Vietnam-related studies/issues and Vietnam.
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