Clubs in World Languages and Cultures
Calling all language students!
Joining one of our clubs is a great opportunity to interact with classmates, native speakers and faculty from your program! Practice your language skills, have fun and celebrate culture with a variety of meetings and activities throughout the year. Clubs that our students join include: Chinese Culture Club, French Club, German Club, Japanese Culture and Anime Club and Japanese Language Club.
For more information on clubs at UNC, please visit the Clubs & Organizations website.
- Chinese Culture Club
Chinese Culture Club
The Chinese Culture Club is an opportunity for students to practice their Mandarin, have fun, and celebrate Chinese culture. The club meets every Wednesday from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at Kohl House, the office of APASS and NASS (located at 924 20th Street).
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Activities Include:
- Playing Chinese games (Mahjong, Chess, Go, Ping Pong, etc.)
- Chinese films
- Cooking Chinese food
- Immersion Excursions (Escape Rooms, Hikes)
- Karaoke/KTV
- Learning Calligraphy & Traditional Crafts
- Celebrating Traditional Holidays
Officers:
- President - Amy Rhodes
- VP - Sanaa Rivers
- Treasurer - Luis Cuarqui Chavez
- Outreach Coordinator - Mackenzie McDaniel
- Faculty Advisor - Michelle Low
- Japanese Language Club
Japanese Language Club
Be a part of the on-campus Japanese community by joining the Japanese Language Club. Everyone is welcome! Improve speaking and listening skills by participating in regular kaiwa (conversation) groups. Meet native speakers and explore various topics, including reading, writing, culture, arts, history, social studies, literature, film and many other issues relating to Japan.
Regular meetings are held Mondays from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Kohl House, the office of APASS and NASS (located at 924 20th Street). Special events and celebrations take place on and off-campus throughout the year. For more information, please contact Caroline Wake.
