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<p>Taiwanese Society at Penn is a network and community for Penn students who are interested in Taiwanese culture and affairs. We foster culture and community for both members and the greater Penn community through family group dinners, boba socials, educational workshops, dim sum trips, karaoke nights, and semester-end keystone events: Next Stop Taiwan and Night Market. We also maintains strong relationships with other APA organizations on campus to promote unity at Penn. Through ITASA leadership retreats, national conferences, and collaborative events, we aspire to reach out beyond our campus and cultivate friendships with other Taiwanese organizations. <span style="color: rgb(74,74,74); background-color: rgb(255,255,255); font-size: 16px; font-family: Inter, sans-serif;">Taiwanese Society at Penn </span>is committed to bringing Taiwanese culture to all those interested.</p>

Adelyn Chen

Former Co-President

Elliu Huang

Co-President

Franklin Cheng

Po-Ting Lin

William Tsai

Owner

Audrey Kuan

Cultural VP

Amelia Peng

Member

Benjamin Hsu

Catherine Chang

Chloe Ng

Chu Yi Chung

Ciao Rou Fan

Danielle Lo

Ethan Chang

Hannah Chung

Iris Horng

Isaac Tang

Jeff Li

Jon Wu

Jonathan Zhu

Joseph Yu

Kaitlin Blam

Kathleen Chen

Michelle Nguyen

Ricky Li

Ryan Real

Sam Lien

Sarah Holecko

Tian Wang

Victoria Jian

Taiwanese Society at Penn

Taiwanese Society at Penn works to provide a community for Penn students who are interested in Taiwanese culture and affairs. We regularly hold events to foster cultural enrichment for both PTS members and the greater Penn community.

When I first came to Penn, I knew I wanted to join a cultural group so I originally attended a ton of GBMs. PTS was the one that stood out and stuck because of the incredibly warm and fun environment; I am by no means any bit Taiwanese, but PTS didn’t let that get in the way of making me family. PTS has, hands down, the BEST food-filled events and also people who are amazing and constantly reach out to hang out or just talk to you about anything. My most memorable events include the Bubble Tea Social, Night Market, and meeting not only good friends, but lifelong mentors and peers who are extremely passionate about their Asian-American background. I can always count on PTS members to greet me anywhere and welcome me with open arms at all times!

I joined PTS in my sophomore year after getting to know some of the board members who have gone on to become some of my best friends and biggest inspirations. Up until that point, I was never just a member of a group and always had to hold a board position so PTS was the first group where I allowed myself to just relax, enjoy and get to know the people around me. Even though I’m not ethnically Taiwanese (JK 23andMe says I am XD), that never felt like a barrier to me feeling like I belonged. I’ll never forget turning up to Rodin M10 for drama nights, eating delicious food and snacks at night market and, of course, being a part of the cultural show.The last three years with PTS were a big part of what made my college experience so enjoyable and for that, I have nothing but love for the PTS fam and can only hope they continue to be the loving, welcoming and thoughtful group that they are!

Taiwanese Society at Penn

Children of Taiwanese Society at Penn

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