Welcome to Khmer Student Association (KhSA)

at University of Washington (UW)

សូមស្វាគមន៍មកកាន់ សមាគមនិស្សិតខ្មែរ នៃសកលវិទ្យាល័យវ៉ាស៊ីងតោន

Hello KhSA Members & Friends,

It's that time of year again...The Khmer Student Association @ University of Washington (Seattle) will host its biggest event on Saturday, April 3rd 2010. Mark your calendar, folks :] Yup, it's our annual New Year Show.

Expect big changes since this is the last time we will host it in the Hub Ballroom due to renovations for the next two years.

Highlights include:
* 5-course dinner (buffet style man, buffet style - THC)
* An original skit
* Traditional/ classical dances
* Raffle tickets/ prizes
* Live Band, Music & Dance with singer Im Sitha

Tickets can be purchased thru KhSA Officers or HUB Ticket Office=
In Advance:
$ 15 UW Students/Faculty/Staff
$ 18 General Admission
At the Door:
$ 20 General Admission
Children Under 5 FREE

Caterer: Phnom Penh Noodle House Restuarant

Time:
Doors open at 5:45 pm
Dinner served at 6:00 pm
Show begins at 7:00 pm - 9:00pm
Live Band, Music & Dance 9:00pm - Midnight

Directions:
From I-5 take the NE 45th St Exit (#169)
Head eastbound on NE 45th
Take a right on 17th Ave NE
Follow signs to the HUB
Parking can be found throughout campus

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Who are we?

This organization was formed to assist Khmer students at the University of Washington. It is the purpose of this organization to preserve Khmer culture, to aid Khmer people adjust to the academic and social life at the University of Washington, and to promote Khmer culture amongst the people presiding in the surrounding communities. It is the further purpose of this organization to promote, support, and interest Khmer students in attending a college or university, particularly the University of Washington.

Mission

"The mission of the Khmer Student Association at the University of Washington is to promote and provide unity and pride among its members and all khmer and non-khmer students, as well as the surrounding communities. Our top priority is to preserve our unique and precious culture through social, cultural and educational progression."