Central American Student Association
The Central American Student Association (CASA) at the University of Miami is dedicated to promoting awareness, appreciation, and understanding of Central American cultures, histories, and identities. CASA creates a welcoming and inclusive space for students of Central American heritage and allies to connect, build community, and celebrate the diversity of the region. Through cultural, educational, and social programming, CASA highlights the unique perspectives of Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama. The organization also fosters cross-cultural engagement and contributes to the broader multicultural community at UM.
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The Central American Student Association (CASA) at the University of Miami is dedicated to promoting awareness, appreciation, and understanding of Central American cultures, histories, and identities. CASA creates a welcoming and inclusive space for students of Central American heritage and allies to connect, build community, and celebrate the diversity of the region. Through cultural, educational, and social programming, CASA highlights the unique perspectives of Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama. The organization also fosters cross-cultural engagement and contributes to the broader multicultural community at UM.
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Central American Student Association
The Central American Student Association (CASA) at the University of Miami is dedicated to promoting awareness, appreciation, and understanding of Central American cultures, histories, and identities. CASA creates a welcoming and inclusive space for students of Central American heritage and allies to connect, build community, and celebrate the diversity of the region. Through cultural, educational, and social programming, CASA highlights the unique perspectives of Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama. The organization also fosters cross-cultural engagement and contributes to the broader multicultural community at UM.