Purpose:   ISA is an organization composed of “internationally minded” foreign and American students working together across national boundaries to solve problems, present cultural programs, organize social functions, and help create a more globally sensitive environment. ISA represents International students and their concerns to the University administration, while creating an awareness of the diversity of cultures of EMU’s international students.
Contact:
President: Kulanandini Mahanta
Email: isa@emich.edu
342 S. Student Center
www.emich.edu/studentorgs/isa

Purpose: "To provide a channel for mutual help and benefit. To create a platform to communicate for those Chinese students and whoever love China."
Contact:
President: Chao Wang
Email: cwang4@emich.edu

Purpose: The goals of our student organization are to promote language learning, understanding and appreciation of Chinese cultures, history, and people.
Contact:
President: Yen-Ling Chou Von-Meister
Email: ychouvon@emich.edu

Purpose: Spanish Club helps students understand the cultural and linguistic aspects of various Spanish-speaking countries. We celebrate Hispanic holidays, go to Latin dance clubs/parties, have movie and dinner nights, and gather for "tertulias" (social lunch hour). One of the most important aspects of our club in the emphasis on volunteer work which seeks to help the Spanish community.

Special Events/Activities:
Dances, Spanish Holidays (currently we are getting ready for Día de los Muertos), dinners, movies, fundraisers, and "tertulias".  We are always open to new ideas as well.

We are trying to make the club strong again. A while ago, it had been dropped due to lack of leadership as well as a declined interest. We would LOVE for more people to join. The current meeting date is every Friday at 4pm in front of the Starbucks in the Student Center.

Contact:
President: Lisa Vitale
Email: lvitale1@emich.edu

Purpose: The Indian Students Association (INDSA) at EMU is a non profit organization aimed at creating a home away from home, for students from the entire Indian subcontinent. INDSA is a platform for sharing our rich culture and traditions with other Indians and non-Indians alike by organizing cultural events and social gatherings on a regular basis, especially during festivals and on auspicious days. The strength of our organization lies in the unconditional support that we all have for each of our members, and our determination to strive towards the integrity of our strong values with a western outlook.

Special Events/Activities: Fresher's party for the Indian new students, Dandiya night.

Contact:
President: Jahnavi Mahanta
Email: Cl_indsa@emich.edu
www.emich.edu/studentorgs/indsa

Purpose: The Japanese Student Association is a student organization founded at Eastern Michigan University to aid Japanese students studying at Eastern with learning American culture, while at the same time having them teach their culture to Americans studying Japanese. The JSA was formed in 1987, the same year the Japanese Language Program began, both under Prof. Shohei Koike. Now, the JSA has grown into a large organization with 40+ members. The JSA holds monthly events such as Halloween Parties, Barbecues and Movies to provide opportunities for Japanese and American students to interact socially. Coffee Hour is the JSA's weekly event that gives the students a place to study Japanese or for Americans to assist Japanese students with their homework. The JSA is a way to experience new cultures for many students and is also a great supplement to EMU's Japanese courses.

Special Events/Activities: Every Year Event - Welcome Party (September), and Dinner Show (usually around Jan-Mar) We are also doing monthly events, such as Halloween Party, movie night etc.

We always meet every Wednesday at the Student Center (Rm 320) for Coffee Hour. The students who are interested learning Japanese or who takes Japanese classes will come and get some help with their homework. We have exchange students from Japan every year, so it will be great time to learn and make friends during coffee hour.

Contact:
President: Mikuni Mishina
Email: cl_emujsa@emich.edu
Student Center 320, Wednesdays 7 p.m

Purpose: Established and recognized in Winter of 2009, we are a young and upcoming student organization on Eastern Michigan University Campus. We are a Korean Cultural Interest group on campus that are open to members in and around campus who have an interest in Korean culture. Also we are here to provide any Korean and non-Korean students with the necessary help to feel more at home in a foreign country.

Special Events/Activities: BBQ party, Ice Cream social, Movie night, bowling night

Contact:
President: Haeouk Jung
Email: hjung4@emich.edu

Purpose: To give the Latino student body a comfortable place to express their culture, as well as giving the opportunity for non-Latino students the chance to learn and experience the various Latino cultures. Through our organization, we hope to cultivate, enrich and empower all of different Latino Cultures through educational and social academic programs to benefit all of EMU’s student body.
Contact:
President: Antonio Cosme
Email: acosme@emich.edu

Purpose: Thai Student Association at Eastern Michigan University (TSA@EMU) is a group of Thai students that was formed to address the needs and concerns of Thai students and alumni of Eastern Michigan University. The association body consists of both former and present undergraduate/graduate students. We work toward diversity to create unity.
Special Events/Activities We Host: Thai night

Contact:
President: Romchat Faugchun
Email: rfaugchu@emich.edu
Vice President: Poonsin Prasong-ngern
Email: pprasong@emich.edu

Purpose: The union is a non-profit organization that provides helpful information and services to the Saudi students on and off-campus at Eastern Michigan University (EMU). The union has joined the EMU campus life in January 2008. Many activities will be arranged through the union to introduce the Saudi culture and faith. Finally, the SSU eagle has landed on the student center and we hope to do our best for EMU. Wish you all an outstanding academic year.

Contact:
President: Bandar Alkhayyal
Vice President: Aseel Alzaki
Email: saudi.emu@gmail.com

Purpose: TCSA is a non-profit organization that promotes, plans and executes activities that bring Turk students together as well activities that bring Turkish culture into lives of non-Turks. TCSA represents every Turk student and strives to make Turks feel at home, miles away from home.It is composed of internationally minded Turks and Non-Turks, who want to work together to enhance cultural diversity to Eastern Michigan University. It is our mission to bring together the Turkish community at EMU and add to international awareness on campus.

Contact:
President: Alp Mercan
Email: tcsa.emu@gmail.com
www.tcsaemu.weebly.com/

President: Hisham Alhakimi
Email: halhakim@emich.edu

President: To be announced...
Email: emutwsa@emich.edu