Taiwanese American Student Association at UCLA
Identity Snapshot
- English: Taiwanese American Student Association at UCLA
- Chinese: —
- Era: Contemporary
- Geography: Taiwanese American community
- Core roles: Community organization (TAH directory)
The Taiwanese American Student Association (TASA) at UCLA is a student organization established on October 31, 2011. Its mission, as stated in the UCLA Community club directory, is to spread Taiwanese awareness and culture through community involvement and to build and strengthen the Taiwanese American community on campus. TASA describes itself as open to Taiwanese students, Taiwanese Americans, and anyone with an interest in Taiwanese culture.
Corpus status
SKIP-with-reason (deepen-x slice 09171300-3; re-checked 2026-09-20 in slice 09190500-2 and again 2026-09-21 in slice 09201503-18, still no direct hits): grep of content/works + content/articles for this org returns no direct hits. “TASA” hits in the corpus refer to the Taiwanese American Seniors Association of Southern California (founded 1979, El Monte — a different organization; see [[works/taiwaneseamericanhistory-org/ourjourneys173-eng|TAH Our Journeys #173]]), to ITASA, or to generic collegiate-TASA guides (Starting a Collegiate TASA, OFTaiwan Award) that name Princeton/Rutgers chapters, never UCLA. UCLA appears in the corpus only in unrelated contexts (1960s–70s 生活座談會 circle, 1990s concerts, religion study group). No corpus facts absorbable for this 2011-founded club; no page changed beyond review date. Re-checked 2026-09-22 (slice 09211507-7) and again 2026-09-23 (slice 09221500-21): grep for “Taiwanese American Student Association at UCLA / UCLA TASA / TASA at UCLA” still returns zero direct hits; TASA hits remain the Seniors Association / ITASA / collegiate-guide works.