Constituent Schools
The following VSAs are officially part of the Northeast Union of Vietnamese Student Associations. They agree to regularly participate and contribute in our activities as a non-profit organization. Listed are the joining dates, and respective Presidents that ratified our Constitution.
Baruch VSA
Establised in 2013, the Vietnamese Student Association at Baruch College seeks to promote cultural awareness, increase ethnic diversity, and provide a platform for students to foster a better understanding of the Vietnamese culture and heritage.
Signed by President Blossom Chen Oct 19, 2017
Binghamton VSA
Founded in 1993, the Vietnamese Student Association at Binghamton University aims to promote Vietnamese culture to the Binghamton community through addressing issues related to the Vietnamese community, hosting cultural and social events, and supporting our members in both academic and social aspects.
Signed by President Jimmy Zheng Oct 20, 2017
St. John's VSA
The Vietnamese Student Association at St. John's University was founded in 2017 to raise awareness of Vietnamese culture and traditions through creating a social community. We strive to promote networking among students and encourage them to be active within their own communities.
Signed by President Norman Chuk Oct 29, 2017
Rutgers VSA
Founded in 2017, the mission of Rutgers VSA is to promote awareness and appreciation of the Vietnamese culture. VSA serves to create culturally, socially, and educationally significant events to stimulate understanding among the Vietnamese people and their communities. Furthermore, VSA provides its members with opportunities to interact and exchange ideas vital to the growth and prosperity of their communities.
Signed by President Kimberly Tran Oct 29, 2017
Hunter VSA
The Vietnamese Student Association at Hunter College (Hunter VSA) was started in 2015 to promote the Vietnamese culture and unite those interested in the Vietnamese community in NYC. Hunter VSA provides leadership and volunteer opportunities through partnering with other Vietnamese and Asian organizations. With unity as the heart of this club, Hunter VSA hopes to develop stronger networks and community ties.
Signed by President Ellen Kim Oct 30, 2017
Stony Brook VSA
The Stony Brook Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) was created in 1992 as a cultural organization open to all students to help spread Vietnamese culture. As a chapter of the Northeast Union of Vietnamese Student Associations and the Union of North American Vietnamese Student Associations, we hope to create a network of driven leaders within Asian American communities across the nation.
Signed by President Terrence Ki Oct 30, 2017
Columbia VSA
Started in 2015
Signed by President Linh Nguyen Oct 29, 2017
FIT VSA
Founded in 2017, the Vietnamese Students Club of the Fashion Institute of Technology is dedicated to promoting the rich Vietnamese heritage through social and cultural events both on and off-campus.
Signed by President Thuy Tran Oct 29, 2017
Temple VSA
Started in 2006, the Vietnamese Student Association at Temple University seeks to promote awareness and interest of Vietnamese culture through strengthening member relationships and the community by participating in volunteer, social, and cultural events. Temple VSA seeks to empower its members to become future leaders of their communities.
Signed by President Steven Pham Oct 29, 2017
Buffalo VSA
Started in 2019, The Vietnamese Student Association aims to preserve and promote Vietnamese cultural and historical awareness at the University at Buffalo, and the surrounding community by providing programs and support for students to establish a common ground for cultural awareness.
Signed by President Nurzhan Nurbergenov Jul 23, 2019
Drexel VSA
Started in 2019, The Vietnamese Student Association is an organization dedicated to provide a broad understanding of culture and diversity on campus and in the community. We are to create a supportive and cooperative community for those of Vietnamese and non-Vietnamese descendants. Through numerous activities focusing on the celebration and exposure of Vietnamese culture, VSA hopes to provide the interaction between those of different ethnics to build bonding bridges and promote acceptance and awareness. We will conduct numerous community services throughout the academic year to support the poverty and victims of tragic events around our nation and around the world. This will enable the membership of this association to have an opportunity to give back to society and represent the university in a noble manner. As a dynamic and open organization, VSA prides itself on its diverse and unified membership, and persistent dedication to decreasing cultural tension on campus.
Signed by President Kien Troung Jul 18, 2019
NYU VSA
Started in 2019, The mission of the Vietnamese Student Association is to promote cultural awareness, increase ethnic diversity within NYU, and to provide a group platform for all NYU students interested in fostering a better understanding of the Vietnamese experience. The purpose of the club is to enrich NYU's multi-cultural atmosphere by providing services to the student population, as well as others who are interested in the Vietnamese heritage.
Signed by President Tina Tran Aug 1, 2019
Penn VSA
Started in 2019, PennVSA strives to promote Vietnamese America culture and identity through community service, cultural performances, and social events.
Signed by President Claire Nguyen Jul 18, 2019
Rowan VSA
Started in 2019, The purpose of this organization is to unite Vietnamese-Americans and others who are interested in Vietnamese culture and traditions, and thereby organize and participate in these events. Furthermore, we want to spread the appreciation and awareness of Vietnamese culture throughout Rowan University's campus and surroundings. Lastly, we will provide service to the Glassboro community, the Vietnamese community, and Vietnamese foundations.
Signed by President Brianna Nghiem Jul 19, 2019
Pittsburg VSA
Started in 2015, The Vietnamese Student Association is student run organization whose mission is to preserve and promote the Vietnamese culture and community at the University of Pittsburgh. If you enjoy our culture (especially our food), join us regardless of your ethnic heritage.
Signed by President Tommy Nguyen Jan 31, 2021