Medical ESL Class (Canton)
2020-04-24 12:00 - 14:00, 2020-05-01 12:00 - 14:00 UTC | Room Art 2, 46000 Summit Pkwy, Canton, MI 48188, 46000 Summit Pkwy, Canton, MI 48188,, United States
Medical ESL Class(Canton)
The classes will support proficiency in the English language when you visit a doctor at a hospital or a clinic
Time: 10月4日2019-5月2020
October 4, 2019- May, 2020
Every Friday 12:00 pm- 14:00 pm
Free Classes
Location：*Room Art II*
(46000 Summit Pkwy, Canton, MI 48188)
Call for more information：248-585-9343

实用就医英语课(Canton)
你是否一直想要提高自己的英语水平？
此课程将帮助您有效地提高就医所需的英语听说读写能力
时间：10月4日2019-5月2020
每周五 12:00 pm- 14:00 pm
免费课程
地点 ：*Room Art II*
(46000 Summit Pkwy, Canton, MI 48188)
详情请致电：248-585-9343

Digital Inclusion Program
2020-04-26 13:00 - 16:00, 2020-05-03 13:00 - 16:00 | Chinese Community Center, 32585 Concord Drive, Madison Heights, 48071, United States
This will be the 8th year in which the Association of Chinese Americans (ACA) is partnering with Comcast to offer the Digital Inclusion program to children ages 13-17. The program’s goal is to have students become proficient in digital literacy, financial literacy and have a firm foundation of essential life skills.
This year, the program will have two on-site locations at the Chinese Community Center (CCC) in Madison Heights and the Summit on the Park in Canton with the majority of the classes being taught online through Zoom. Classes will be taught on Sundays from 1 pm – 4 pm (time subject to change) and the tentative start date is Sunday, December 1st.
The program will run throughout the school year and will end in May 2020 with the tentative graduation day on Sunday, June 7th, 2020. The program will require a minimum of 50 hours of community service along with access to a computer and Internet at home.
As an incentive, participants who are able to meet the requirements will receive a personal computer.
To register, please fill out the form here and for more information or questions, please contact David Liou at dliou@acaccc.org.

今年美华协会与Comcast 合作的数字包容项目即将开启
该项目专为13-17岁学生设计，目标是通过一系列课程培养学生的数字素养，金融素养及生活技能基础。今年的课程将在Madison Heights 和Canton 同时进行，达到要求顺利毕业的学生可获得证书及个人电脑！
名额有限，欲报从速！！！
报名链接： https://forms.gle/bv8qZd7LFbQRJCpHA
详情请见海报或致电248-585-9343/313-831-3790

Medical ESL Class
2020-04-28 10:00 - 12:00 | Chinese Community Center, 32585 Concord Drive, Madison Heights, 48071, United States
Want to improve your English skills?
The classes will support proficiency in the English language when you visit a doctor at a hospital or a clinic.
你是否一直想要提高自己的英语水平？
此课程将帮助您有效地提高就医所需地英语听说读写能力
时间 Time：9月10日2019 – 5月2020 (September 10, 2019 – May, 2020)
地点 Location：Chinese Community Center

ACA Job Posting
2020-05-04 00:00 | Chinese Community Center, 32585 Concord Drive, Madison Heights, 48071, United States
ACA Job Posting
The Association of Chinese Americans, Inc. (ACA), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that strives to empower the community livelihood of the Chinese American and the Asian Pacific American (APA) community by promoting community health, enhancing access to basic health care, enhancing community security and wellbeing, and enhancing cultural awareness, is seeking full-time employees, and Interns.
Please submit a cover letter, resume, and two references to acadetroit@acaccc.org by 5/31/2020.
ACA is an equal opportunity employer and does not and will not discriminate on the basis of age, ancestry, color, creed, disability, gender identity, marital status, national origin, parental status, political ideology, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, use of service animal, military or veteran status.

Job Title: Program Coordinator in Community Health
Location: Detroit and Madison Heights, MI
Summary
Program Coordinator in Community Health reports to the Executive Director and provides management on the implementation, design, education, and training of all sponsored programs within center operations by complying with health regulations, community partners and government granting agencies in assigned areas based on members’ needs. This position supports other paralleled health programs operated in the Service Centers and grants writing. This position also promotes relationships with community partners, granting agencies and organizations, and contributes to the design of community health outreach programs.
Main Responsible Areas

Preventive Care Services
Sponsored programs in Community Health
Outreaching Health Programs
Senior Care Services
Grant Application Support

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree or above in health-related fields: Public Health, Health Administration, Phycology, Nutrition, etc.
Knowledge of medical terminology and working experience in public/community health preferred
Proficiency in Microsoft Suite (Word, Excel, Publisher, PowerPoint, Outlook)
Customer service skills and strong interpersonal skills
Fluent in English, written and oral. Bilingual (Mandarin or Cantonese) speakers are preferred.
Ability to manage multiple tasks and work effectively in a fast-paced, changing environment
Fast learner, multitasker, team player and self-starter
Deep understanding and passion for Asian American and Pacific Islander issues

Job Title: Administrative Coordinator
Location: Detroit, MI
Summary
Administrative Coordinator reports to the Executive Director and has the responsibility to coordinate and implement the goals and objectives related to the mission of the Center in Detroit. He/She shall carry out client services, daily onsite, or weekly activities held at the center and other administrative duties to ensure a smooth-running center at the Detroit location. This position supports other paralleled cultural programs operated in the Service Centers and promotes relationships with community partners, granting agencies and organizations, and contributes to the design of community outreach programs. This position also conducts daily bookkeeping and is responsible for cash receipts and deposits for the Detroit Center.
Main Responsible Areas

General Administration
Center Service Programs
Major Event Support
Bookkeeping

Qualifications

Bachelor’s degree in accounting, finance, marketing, business or related field
Proficiency in Microsoft Suite (Word, Excel, Publisher, PowerPoint, Outlook)
Strong interpersonal skills, Team player and self-starter attitude
Fast learner and multi-tasker to work effectively in a fast-paced, changing environment
Strong knowledge and empathetic understanding of the Chinese American culture, language, community structure, and needs of the clientele
Ability to write and speak English and Chinese
General knowledge of administrative procedure (i.e., maintenance/filing of data and records, prepare and present reports) and computer skills
Willingness to service people with cultural barriers
Ability to communicate and relate to people
Skills to operate general office equipment

Job Title: Administrative Intern
Location: Detroit and Madison Heights, MI
Summary
The Administrative Intern assists with general office, HR, IT, Accounting, and Program activities as determined and directed by the Office Supervisor on efforts required to support the organization’s Center services, programs, and activities.
Main Responsible Areas

General administrative duties
On-site services support
Database and website maintenance
Program assistance and development

Qualifications

Strong communication skills both verbal and written
Strong people skills and a great initiator
Highly organized and detail-oriented
Fast learner and multitasker
Proficiency in Microsoft Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
Currently enrolled college student in Junior or Senior Standing
U.S. Student Visa or working permit required

Medical ESL Class
2020-05-05 10:00 - 12:00 | Chinese Community Center, 32585 Concord Drive, Madison Heights, 48071, United States
Medical ESL Class
Have you always wanted to improve your English?
The classes will support proficiency in the English language when you visit a doctor at a hospital or a clinic
Time: 9月10日2019-5月2020
September 10, 2019- May, 2020
Every Tuesday 10:00am- 12:00pm
Free Classes
Location：Chinese Community Center
(32585 Concord Drive, Madison Heights, MI 48071)
Call for more information：248-585-9343

实用就医英语课
你是否一直想要提高自己的英语水平？
此课程将帮助您有效地提高就医所需的英语听说读写能力
时间：9月10日2019-5月2020
每周二 10:00am- 12:00pm
免费课程
地点 ：Chinese Community Center
(32585 Concord Drive, Madison Heights, MI 48071)
详情请致电：248-585-9343

ACA Caregiver Survey
2020-05-12 16:32 - 2020-08-31 18:32 | MI
ACA Caregiver Survey
華人看護者問卷調查

ACA would like to further understand the challenges of caregivers so that ACA can provide more suitable support to caregivers. ACA invites any caregiver who is 18 years of age or older, who has or is currently providing help without pay to anyone who needs assistance because of being senior, or with ongoing health issues to participate in the Survey. You are a caregiver if you provide helps to family members, relatives or friends by assisting with any aspect of life (buying or cooking food, personal care or grooming, other chores, transportation, translation, chatting or comforting, financial affairs, arrange or accompany the doctor visits to getting medicines, etc.), no matter if living together, visiting, or remotely connecting.

ACA will conduct focus group discussion for caregivers to share more of their care giving experience. If you are willing to participate one 2-hour focus group, you will be rewarded a $25 gift card (168 Chinese grocery or Costco). Please leave your email at the end of the survey and we will contact you.

English Survey: tinyurl.com/ACACaregiverEng

美华协会为了深入了解看护者的辛苦与需要，并且策划将来提供看护者更贴切的支持协助，设计了本華人看護者問卷調查，18歲以上的成年人，過去或現在無償地幫助因年长或健康問題或殘障而需要協助的人，歡迎參與。如果您持續性地幫助家人或親戚或朋友，不論是同住，或探望，或遠距聯繫，協助料理生活的任何方面（購買或烹煮食物，個人護理梳洗，其他家務雜事，交通接送，翻譯，聊天安慰，理財事務，安排或陪伴就醫領藥，等等），都合乎看護者的定義。
为了更深入了解看護者的經驗，同时尝试小组讨论是否可以为看顾者带来彼此的支持理解，美华将举办6次華人看護者焦點小組，歡迎參與問卷調查的人，如果願意花2小時透過視頻參加一次小組讨论，美华將贈送$25美金現金卡（168 或Costco）一張，以表感謝。請在問卷調查最後留下您的電郵，以便我們與您聯繫。
中文问卷：tinyurl.com/ACACaregiverChi

Online Workshop -- Stay Home, Tips for Your Family
2020-05-12 20:00 - 21:00 | MI
Online Workshop — Stay Home, Tips for Your Family
The Coronavirus Pandemic forces us to stay home 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Parents are obliged to supervise children’s study, cook three meals for their kids, and share work space with their spouses. There is a large amount of mental and financial stress than ever, but if handled well, it can be alleviated significantly and family relationships will thrive post pandemic.

全球新冠病毒大流行迫使全民居家隔离，一家人每时每刻都在一起。做家长的要督查孩子的学习，要为孩子做饭，还要夫妻分享工作空间。 精神和经济压力比以往任何时候都要大。如果处理得当，就可以大大缓解这种压力，家庭关系在病毒结束之后也会更加融洽。
Speaker 讲员：
Ms. Fanghua Jiang 蒋芳华
Founder of Children’s Cooperation Center 儿童合作园创始人
Time 时间: May 12 & 19, Tuesday 星期二, 8pm-9pm
Join Zoom Meeting 线上地址:
https://zoom.us/j/134171371
Phone电话：+1 646 558 8656
Meeting ID：134171371

100 Citizenship Questions Online Class
2020-05-13 19:30 - 2020-06-17 21:00, 2020-05-20 19:30 - 2020-06-24 21:00, 2020-05-27 19:30 - 2020-07-01 21:00, 2020-06-03 19:30 - 2020-07-08 21:00, 2020-06-10 19:30 - 2020-07-15 21:00, 2020-06-17 19:30 - 2020-07-22 21:00 | MI
100 Citizenship Questions online Class
公民入籍100题线上课程
Course Outline 课程大纲:
Part 1: Introduction and Government 簡介和政府 (3 Hours)
Part 2: History 歷史 (3 Hours)
Part 3: Geography, People, Symbols and Review 地理，人物，國旗，和複習 (3 hours)
Instructors 授課教師
Jonathan Zhang 朱元
Student at Harvard University,
a tutor for Boston’s Chinatown Citizenship program
Daniel Chue 闕滄海
PhD, ACA Program Specialist
Time时间:
Total Class Hours 课程总时数: 9 Hours
From 5/13/2020 to 6/17/2020 (Six Weeks 共6周)
Every Wednesday, 7:30 pm- 9:00 pm
Registration 报名电话: 248-585-9343

ACA COVID-19 Relief -- PPE Recipients List
2020-06-08 17:59 - 18:00 | MI
ACA COVID-19 Relief — PPE Recipients List
美华新冠关怀计划 — 防护防护用品接受单位名单
（Updated 6/4/2020）
Masks Recipients 防护口罩接收单位：
Beaumont Hospitals in Taylor, Wayne, and Dearborn
Henry Ford Hospital
Police Departments in Northville, Canton, Livonia, and Detroit
St. Christine Pantry & Soup Kitchen
Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries Genesis House I & III
Cass Community Social Services
Hospice of Michigan
Oakland County Emergency Operation Center
John D. Dingell VA Medical Center
Michigan Veteran Foundation
Greenfield Rehab and Nursing Center
Freedom House Detroit
Villa at the Park
Villa at the Great Lakes Crossing
West Oak Senior Care and Rehab Center
Pace Southeast Michigan
Four Chaplains Nursing Care Center Westland
McLaren Home Care & Hospice
Detroit Fire Dept Squad 6
St. James Nursing Center
Ambassador a Villa Center
Ascension Providence Rochester & Novi Hospital
St. Mary Mercy Hospital Livonia
Detroit Medical Center
Karmanos Cancer Institute
Ann Arbor Hospice
Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute in mid-town Detroit
City of Madison Heights
Wayne County Meals on Wheels
Justice AFC Home
Greenwood Villa apartment Westland
Cranbrook Tower Senior APT Ann Arbor
Oakland Park Towers II Apartments
Madison Heights Co-op Apartments
Parkway Meadows Apartments Ann Arbor
Filipino Community
Vietnamese Community
Korea Community
Thai Community
Hamtramck Community
Metro Detroit individuals
City of Troy
City of Southfield
City of Farmington Hills
Northville Township
1000 Medical Protective Gowns Recipients 防护服接收单位：
Henry Ford Hospital: 300 medical protective gowns
St. Mary Mercy Hospital in Livonia: 200 medical protective gowns
John D. Dingell VA Medical Center: 200 medical protective gowns
Ascension Providence Hospital in Novi: 100 medical protective gowns and 500 masks
Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute in mid-town Detroit: 100 medical protective gowns
Ann Arbor Hospice: 100 medical protective gowns

ACA Mental Health Dialogue #1 Speaker Team
2020-06-09 19:30 - 21:00 | N/A, United States
ACA Mental Health Dialogue #1 Speaker Team

Mental Health Dialog #1 Speaker Team
Joyce Zhang
CEO, Alariss Global
Fran Brown, PsyD, LP
President and Chief Executive Officer, Michigan School of Psychology
May Chen, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, National Central University in Taiwan
Pearl Stewart, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor, Perspectives Counseling Center in Troy, Michigan
Moderator
Joyce Zhang
CEO
Alariss Global

Joyce Zhang is the Co-Founder and CEO of Alariss Global, a Silicon Valley startup that connects overseas workers in the US with opportunities in Asia. She was previously the first employee and VP of Sales for Human Interest, a fintech startup offering affordable retirement accounts for SMBs. In Asia, she worked for the President of Microsoft Asia-Pacific in Singapore and as a regional manager for Groupon China (JV with Tencent). In the public sector, Zhang worked for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the World Bank’s International Finance Corporation in Nairobi, Kenya. She has been a leader in various Asian American organizations and a volunteer mentor for students who are having difficulty transitioning to new environments. She received her BA from Harvard University, MPA from the Princeton Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, and MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Speaker
Fran Brown, PsyD, LP
President and Chief Executive Officer
Michigan School of Psychology
Dr. Brown is an alumnus of MSP’s Master and Doctoral Programs and received her degrees in 2004 and 2008, respectively. In addition, Dr. Brown received a Bachelor of Science in Administration from Central Michigan University. Prior to her career in psychology, Dr. Brown was a communications executive in Michigan’s largest insurance corporation, where she gained extensive knowledge of health care delivery and business practices. Before becoming President, Dr. Brown served as the Michigan School’s Program Director and as Director of Clinical Training. She played a key role in the institution’s achievement of accreditation by the American Psychological Association (APA).
As a fully-licensed psychologist, Dr. Brown maintained a humanistically-oriented private practice and has worked in the behavioral health division of a large hospital system and in community mental health. Her areas of special interest include writing and communication, working with marginalized populations, and the implications of parentification in children and adults. She is a member of the American Psychological Association (APA), APA Division 32 (Society for Humanistic Psychology), and APA Division 44 (Society for the Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity). Dr. Brown has received awards for her clinical excellence, academic writing, and diversity efforts.
Speaker
May Chen, Ph.D.
Associate Professor,
Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, National Central University in Taiwan
May Chen is a psychologist with many interests. Within the field of psychology, she has worked as an organizational, social, health, forensic, and clinical psychologist. She had declined opportunities to work for the NYPD, FBI, and CIA, and instead became licensed as a Clinical Psychologist and taught at the US Military Academy at West Point, training cadets in dealing with combat stress. She currently teaches at the National Central University in Taiwan, and has been engaged in projects ranging from the psychological evaluation of violent and sex offenders to the development and training of EQ for school children. Her main research focus is in the area of stress, emotions, and health.
May’s interests, however, extend beyond the study of psychology. She is a trained Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), a certified locksmith, bartender, and advanced SCUBA diver, and had served as a Hospital Chaplain in a Level One Trauma Center. Prior to getting her Ph.D. in psychology, May had worked as a manager in the International Human Resource Department at Citibank, both in Taiwan and in its New York Headquarter. All these experiences have given May different angles to observe human behavior, in ways that constantly stimulates her interest in psychology and it application to everyday life.
Speaker
Pearl Stewart, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Perspectives Counseling Center in Troy, Michigan
Pearl Stewart, Licensed Professional Counselor, Masters of Arts in Pastoral Counseling from Loyola University Chicago. She obtained her undergraduate degree from Michigan State University in Psychology and Community Relations. With over 10 years of experience in the mental health field, Pearl has worked with diverse populations in Flint, East Lansing, Chicago and Detroit. In addition to her clinical work, she is a passionate mental health advocate, providing education and resources for Asian American communities. Pearl currently works at Perspectives Counseling Center in Troy, MI.

ACA Mental Health Dialogue Series #1: You Are Not Alone
2020-06-09 19:30 - 21:00 | MI
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ACA Mental Health Dialogue #1: You are Not Alone
The Association of Chinese Americans, Inc. (ACA) is excited to announce the release of the organization’s first Mental Health Dialogue Series. Mental Health includes our emotional, psychological, social well-being and is important at every stage of life. This series will be focused on mental health aspects unique to Asian Americans from various perspectives.
Our first episode will be titled “You Are Not Alone” with our experts speaking on topics related to Mental Health and COVID-19. In particular, how to combat stress and maintain a happy relationship, stress and racism, mental health and post COVID-19, and finally mental health resources in Metro Detroit. Please tune in on Tuesday, June 9 at 7:30-9:00 PM EST for the first episode of this series.
For the first episode, we are grateful to have Joyce Zhang as our moderator and Fran Brown PsyD, LP, May Chen Ph.D., and Pearl Stewart, LPC as our honored guest speakers. Joyce Zhang is the Co-Founder and CEO of Alariss Global, a Silicon Valley startup that connects overseas workers in the Us with opportunities in Asia. Fran Brown, PsyD, LP is the President and Chief Executive Officer for the Michigan School of Psychology. Dr. Brown maintained a humanistically-oriented private practice and has worked in the behavioral health division of a large hospital system and in community health. Her areas of special interest include writing and communication, working with marginalized populations, and the implications of parentification in children and adults. May Chen, Ph.D. is Associate Professor for the Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience at National Central University in Taiwan. In her current position, she has been engaged in projects ranging from the psychological evaluation of violent and sex offenders to the development and training of EQ for school children. Her main research focus is in the area of stress, emotions, and health. Dr. Chen has previously taught at the US Military Academy at West Point, training cadets in dealing with combat stress. Pearl Stewart, LPC is a Licensed Professional Counselor at Perspectives Counseling Center in Troy, Michigan. Pearl has over 10 years of experience in the mental health field and worked with diverse populations in Flint, East Lansing, Chicago, and Detroit. She is a passionate mental health advocate, providing education and resources for Asian American communities.
ACA Mental Health Dialogue #1 Speaker Team
Register for Zoom log in:
https://mentalhealthdialog.eventbrite.com
Join on Facebook Live:
www.facebook.com/DetroitACA
Inquiry: 313-831-1790 | 248-585-9343

Workplace Health and Safety during COVID-19 Workshop
2020-06-16 20:00 - 21:00 | MI
Workplace Health and Safety during COVID-19
新冠疫情期间工作场所的健康与安全

What we need to know…我们需要知道什么
Latest Executive Order on health and safety issues at work during COVID-19
关于新冠疫情期间工作中的健康与安全问题最新行政命令
Protections from retaliation
免受报复的保护
Making complaints about unsafe working conditions
投诉不安全的工作条件
Speaker讲员:
Diana Marin, Supervising Attorney
Gonzalo Peralta, Associate Attorney
Interpreter翻译:
Dr. Maechi Chue, LPC
Language语言: English and Chinese中英文讲座
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June 16, Tuesday, 8 pm-9 pm
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87510704412
Phone：1-312-626-6799
Meeting ID：87510704412#

Fitness Dance
2020-07-06 10:00 - 12:00 | Web Zoom, United States
Fitness Dance

Time 时间：July 06, 2020 / 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM
Instructor老师: Yuk-fan Pan
Zoom Meeting ID: 822 7033 3602
Password: [REDACTED]
Yuk-fan Pan has been an instructor in ACA Chinese Community Center dance class since 2015.
She enjoys dancing with the people who like to do the fitness dance.
卢玉芬老师从2015年开始在Madison Height美华中心教跳舞，她非常喜欢与同好的朋友一起跳有氧舞蹈。

Copy of ACA Youth Cultural Summer Camp 2020
2020-07-13 09:30 - 2020-07-31 14:30 | MI
ACA Youth Cultural Summer Camp 2020

Welcome to the ACA Youth Cultural Summer Camp!
ACA’s Summer Camp has a 20-year history, popular among both Chinese and non-Chinese families. As part of its mission of cultural sharing, the camp has allowed countless students to explore and experience Chinese culture, as well as to develop a passion for their roots.
Though we cannot be together in person this year, we would still like to maintain the essence of our camp. After careful deliberation, we have decided to move our summer camp online! Students will have the option to participate in a variety of classes and interact with teachers, counselors, and fellow campers.
As always, our purpose is to introduce, explore, and immerse our campers into Chinese Culture by engaging them in Chinese art, dance, martial arts, language, games, and music. In addition, we also hope to teach campers important life skills such as responsibility, communication, teamwork, leadership, and critical thinking.
感谢大家的信任和耐心等待，美华协会文化夏令营（线上课程）即日起开始报名。
美华文化夏令营举办至今已有二十年，一直以来广受华人和非华人家庭的欢迎和喜爱。秉承发扬传统文化，并与现代文化相结合的宗旨，每年藉由短短三周暑期时间达成文化薪传的使命, 让无数年轻学子有机会在文化活动中学习成长, 更加热爱和了解自己的文化根源。
在今年这一特殊时期，美华夏令营将通过线上课程的形式与大家见面。所有课程将依旧延续以往课程的传统和精髓，并结合线上授课模式进行合理安排。7月13日-31日，每周五天，都有丰富多彩的课程和活动在等着大家！
在转为线上课程的同时，夏令营的费用也进行了相应调整，基本收费最低只要每周$20 (10-15小时)。除了基础课程外，还增设特别课程，让大家有更多的选择。
课程包括(但不仅限于)：传统歌曲&舞蹈，民俗手工，传统俗语&文化介绍，书法，讲座，游戏，扯铃等。
居家的日子似乎有些漫长，我们已迫不及待和大家见面，一起交流，学习。美华文化夏令营期待你的加入！
Camp Dates and Times
This year’s ACA Summer Camp will be held Monday-Friday. Times may vary depending on classes/activities.
Week 1: July 13-17
Week 2: July 20-24
Week 3: July 27-31
Registration form and fees are due by Tuesday, June 30, at 3:00 PM.
Classes/Activities
This year we will be focusing on a virtual class based format. All classes/activities will include some time for campers to socialize and connect with one another just like they would during regular camp! Each class/activity will be led by a teacher and supported by counselors via Zoom.
There is a possibility of some classes/activities meeting in person in accordance with current COVID-19 guidelines from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention AND the State of Michigan.
Here is what we are offering for this year’s summer camp!
For all grades (pre-K-8th):
Classes/Activities (available to all registered campers): Throughout the week we will offer a menu of various classes and activities for campers to engage with. Campers can choose which classes they would like to attend. Campers do not have to engage with every activity/class. These include, but are not limited to:

Pre-K – 3rd Grade (2 Hrs per day)
4th Grade – 8th Grade (3 Hrs per day)

Chinese songs
Chinese Yoyo
Children’s dance
Games
Crafts
Virtual field trips
Educational workshops
Cultural/Chinese slangs

Chinese Yoyo
Modern hip/hop dance classes
Chinese calligraphy
Games
Art
Guest Speakers
Virtual field trips
Educational workshops
Cultural/Chinese slangs

Different activities focused on different age groups will be offered.
For 4th grade and above.
In order to have the best camp experience, we highly recommend campers to register for all 3 weeks of a class.
Chinese Yoyo: The Diabolo has a long history of entertainment throughout Chinese culture, and now you can be a part of it. Learn how to do great tricks like the stick, the blanket, and many more! The entertainment possibilities are endless. By the end of the class, you will be closer to becoming a Chinese Yoyo Master! Classes will be taught by Spencer Wong, a member of University of Michigan’s Chinese YoYo Team Revolution.
Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance: Learn a choreographed cultural dance representing Chinese heritage. The dance class has been a staple of ACA Summer Camp since its inception, and this year is no exception! Dance the cabin fever away with some COOL moves! Classes will be taught by Maya Malouin, a member of University of Michigan’s Chinese Student Association rXn Traditional Dance Group.
Schedule

Mondays
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Thursdays
Fridays

AM
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
9:30AM- 10:30AM
4th-8th :
9:30AM-11:00AM

Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
9:30AM- 10:30AM
4th-8th :
9:30AM-11:00AM
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
9:30AM- 10:30AM
4th-8th :
9:30AM-11:00AM
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
9:30AM- 10:30AM
4th-8th :
9:30AM-11:00AM
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
9:30AM- 10:30AM
4th-8th :
9:30AM-11:00AM

PM
Chinese YoYo
(1:00-3:00PM)
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
1:00M-2:00PM
4th-8th :
1:00PM-2:30PM
Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance
(1:00-3:00PM)
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
1:00PM-2:00PM
4th-8th :
1:00PM-2:30PM
Chinese YoYo
(1:00-3:00PM)
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
1:00PM-2:00PM
4th-8th :
1:00PM-2:30PM
Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance
(1:00-3:00PM)
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
1:00PM-2:00PM
4th-8th :
1:00PM-2:30PM
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
1:00PM-2:00PM
4th-8th :
1:00PM-2:30PM

What You Need at Home

A computer/device with a webcam and microphone, and internet connection
Access to Zoom (group video chat app)
A space large enough to move around and do physical activity for Chinese YoYo or Dance

Closing Ceremony Video
We will be compiling video clips from all the classes to create a video to showcase what campers have learned and accomplished. This video will be shared with everyone at the end of camp. It will be a great way to remember a very different summer camp experience!
Materials Distribution
We will provide necessary materials for campers to participate in each class. Chinese YoYos, dance equipment, and supplies for activities will be provided for campers to use at home.
Pricing
In order to have the best camp experience, we highly recommend campers to register for all 3 weeks of camp.

One time Registration Fee Covers the Following:

Camp T-Shirt
Special Materials for Activities

$35

Weekly Registration Fee

Access to Weekly Virtual Camp Classes/Activities

$10 per week
OR
$25 for 3 weeks

Special Camp Classes
(Access to Weekly Virtual Camp Classes/Activities)
The following classes require a $20 fee per week for each class to participate. Two 2 hour classes per week.

Chinese YoYo
Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance

$20 each per week

Regular Camp
One week: $35+$10=$45
Two weeks: $35+$20=$55
Three weeks:$35+$25=$60
Special Camp Classes
Regular + Chinese Yoyo OR Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance
One week: $35+$20=$55
Two weeks: $35+$40=$75
Three weeks:$35+$60=$95
Regular + Chinese Yoyo AND Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance
One week: $35+$40=$75
Two weeks: $35+$80=$115
Three weeks:$35+$120=$155
Questions/Concerns
If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please contact our camp director.
Canton Camp Director: Mr. Christopher Quiambao (Mr. Q)
E-mail: cquiambao@acaccc.org
Looking forward to another great year!

2020 ACA Virtual Youth Cultural Summer Camp
2020-07-13 09:30 - 2020-07-31 14:30 | MI
2020 ACA Virtual Youth Cultural Summer Camp

Welcome to the ACA Youth Cultural Summer Camp!
The ACA Youth Cultural Summer Camp 2020 registration is now open! The ACA’s summer camp program has a 20-year history, popular among both Chinese and non-Chinese families. As part of its mission of cultural sharing, the camp has allowed countless students to explore and experience Chinese culture, as well as to develop a passion for their roots.
Though we cannot be together in person this year, we would still like to maintain the essence of our camp. After careful deliberation, we have decided to move our summer camp online! Campers will be able to participate in a variety of classes and interact with teachers, counselors, and fellow campers.
As always, our purpose is to introduce, explore, and immerse our campers into Chinese Culture by engaging them in Chinese art, dance, martial arts, language, games, and music. In addition, we also hope to teach campers important life skills such as responsibility, communication, teamwork, leadership, and critical thinking.
感谢大家的信任和耐心等待，美华协会文化夏令营（线上课程）即日起开始报名。
美华文化夏令营举办至今已有二十年，一直以来广受华人和非华人家庭的欢迎和喜爱。秉承发扬传统文化，并与现代文化相结合的宗旨，每年藉由短短三周暑期时间达成文化薪传的使命, 让无数年轻学子有机会在文化活动中学习成长, 更加热爱和了解自己的文化根源。
在今年这一特殊时期，美华夏令营将通过线上课程的形式与大家见面。所有课程将依旧延续以往课程的传统和精髓，并结合线上授课模式进行合理安排。7月13日-31日，每周五天，都有丰富多彩的课程和活动在等着大家！
在转为线上课程的同时，夏令营的费用也进行了相应调整。除了基础课程外，还增设特别课程，让大家有更多的选择。
课程包括(但不仅限于)：传统歌曲&舞蹈，民俗手工，传统俗语&文化介绍，书法，讲座，游戏，扯铃等。
居家的日子似乎有些漫长，我们已迫不及待和大家见面，一起交流，学习。美华文化夏令营期待你的加入！
Camp Dates and Times 夏令营时间
This year’s ACA Summer Camp will be held Monday-Friday. Times may vary depending on classes/activities.
Week 1: July 13-17
Week 2: July 20-24
Week 3: July 27-31
Registration form and fees are due by Monday, July 06, at 3:00 PM.
报名截止时间： 7月6日，星期一，下午3点
Registration报名链接: https://tinyurl.com/ACA2020summercamp

Classes/Activities 课程安排
This year we will be focusing on a virtual class based format. All classes/activities will include some time for campers to socialize and connect with one another just like they would during regular camp! Each class/activity will be led by a teacher and supported by counselors via Zoom.
There is a possibility of some classes/activities meeting in person in accordance with current COVID-19 guidelines from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention AND the State of Michigan.
Here is what we are offering for this year’s summer camp!

Basic Camp (Pre-K thru 3rd Grade): Monday – Friday

9:30AM – 10:30AM

1:00PM – 2:00PM

Crafts
Chinese Songs
Cultural Activities
Games
Virtual Field Trip

Cultural/Chinese Slangs
Story Time
Dance
Virtual Field Trip

Basic Camp (4th thru 8th Grade): Monday – Friday

9:30AM – 11:00AM

1:00PM – 2:30PM

Games
Educational Workshops
Calligraphy
Cultural Activities
Virtual Field Trip

Craft
Modern/Hip Hop Dance
Cultural/Chinese Slangs
Virtual Field Trip

Advanced Camp (4th Grade & Above)

Advanced Chinese Yoyo

Mon & Wed
1:30PM – 3:00 PM

Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance

Tue & Thu
1:30PM – 3:00 PM

For all grades (pre-K-8th):
Classes/Activities (available to all registered campers): Throughout the week we will offer a menu of various classes and activities for campers to engage with. Campers can choose which classes they would like to attend. Campers do not have to engage with every activity/class. Different activities focused on different age groups will be offered.
For 4th grade and above.
In order to have the best camp experience, we highly recommend campers to register for all 3 weeks of a class.
Advanced Chinese Yoyo: The Diabolo has a long history of entertainment throughout Chinese culture, and now you can be a part of it. Learn how to do great tricks like the stick, the blanket, and many more! The entertainment possibilities are endless. By the end of the class, you will be closer to becoming a Chinese Yoyo Master! Classes will be taught by Spencer Wong, a member of University of Michigan’s Chinese YoYo Team Revolution.
Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance: Learn a choreographed cultural dance representing Chinese heritage. The dance class has been a staple of ACA Summer Camp since its inception, and this year is no exception! Dance the cabin fever away with some COOL moves! Classes will be taught by Maya Malouin, a member of University of Michigan’s Chinese Student Association rXn Traditional Dance Group.

Schedule 课程表

Mondays

Tuesdays

Wednesdays

Thursdays

Fridays

AM

Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
9:30AM- 10:30AM
4th-8th :
9:30AM-11:00AM

Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
9:30AM- 10:30AM
4th-8th :
9:30AM-11:00AM

Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
9:30AM- 10:30AM
4th-8th :
9:30AM-11:00AM

Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
9:30AM- 10:30AM
4th-8th :
9:30AM-11:00AM

Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
9:30AM- 10:30AM
4th-8th :
9:30AM-11:00AM

PM

Advanced Chinese YoYo (1:00-3:00PM)
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
1:00PM-2:00PM
4th-8th :
1:00PM-2:30PM

Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance
(1:00-3:00PM)
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
1:00PM-2:00PM
4th-8th :
1:00PM-2:30PM

Advanced Chinese YoYo (1:00-3:00PM)
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
1:00PM-2:00PM
4th-8th :
1:00PM-2:30PM

Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance
(1:00-3:00PM)
Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
1:00PM-2:00PM
4th-8th :
1:00PM-2:30PM

Classes/Activities
Pre-K – 3rd:
1:00PM-2:00PM
4th-8th :
1:00PM-2:30PM

What You Need at Home 您需要准备什么

A computer/device with a webcam and microphone, and internet connection
Access to Zoom (group video chat app)
A space large enough to move around and do physical activity for Chinese YoYo or Dance

What We Can Loan (if applicable) 我们将提供

Chinese Yoyo (we will also provide information for personal purchase)
Traditional Chinese Parasol
Special arts & crafts supplies (TBD)

Closing Ceremony Video 结业庆祝视频
We will be compiling video clips from all the classes to create a video to showcase what campers have learned and accomplished. This video will be shared with everyone at the end of camp. It will be a great way to remember a very different summer camp experience!

Fee Information 费用信息
1. All fees can only be paid by check or quickpay; cash will not be accepted.
Checks payable to: Association of Chinese Americans, Inc. (camper name in memo)
Quickpay to: quickpay@acaccc.org
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2. Registration form & fees must be received by Monday, July 06, 3:00 PM.
a. Under special circumstances, camp activity fees may be refundable through ACA approval.
b. A confirmation packet will be sent out prior to the camp
3. There is a $35 non-refundable registration fee per camper; includes a Camp T-Shirt, Special Materials for Activities.
a. Basic Camp Activity Fee: $10/week

AM Only: $5/week
PM Only: $5/week

Virtual Camp Classes/Activities
b. Advanced Camp Activity Fee: choose one or both
Chinese Yoyo: $10/week
Traditional Chinese Parasol Dance: $10/week
4. A receipt will be issued within one month after the end of the camp.
5. ACA reserves the right to make changes to camp activities and schedules.

Questions/Concerns 问题咨询
If you have any questions or concerns about camp, please contact our camp director.
Canton Camp Director: Mr. Christopher Quiambao (Mr. Q)
E-mail: cquiambao@acaccc.org
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Looking forward to another great year!

B3 Leadership Summit Speaker Team
2020-07-16 19:00 - 21:00 | Web Zoom, United States
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B3 Leadership Summit Speaker Team
Thought-starter Speaker
May Chen, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, National Central University in Taiwan
May Chen is a psychologist with many interests. Within the field of psychology, she has worked as an organizational, social, health, forensic, and clinical psychologist. She had declined opportunities to work for the NYPD, FBI, and CIA, and instead became licensed as a Clinical Psychologist and taught at the US Military Academy at West Point, training cadets in dealing with combat stress. She currently teaches at the National Central University in Taiwan, and has been engaged in projects ranging from the psychological evaluation of violent and sex offenders to the development and training of EQ for school children. Her main research focus is in the area of stress, emotions, and health.
May’s interests, however, extend beyond the study of psychology. She is a trained Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), a certified locksmith, bartender, and advanced SCUBA diver, and had served as a Hospital Chaplain in a Level One Trauma Center. Prior to getting her Ph.D. in psychology, May had worked as a manager in the International Human Resource Department at Citibank, both in Taiwan and in its New York Headquarter. All these experiences have given May different angles to observe human behavior, in ways that constantly stimulates her interest in psychology and its application to everyday life.

Moderator
Henry Tanaka
Former Academic Dean of Art, Design and Humanities at Oakland Community College
Henry Tanaka is a recently retired Academic Dean for the Division of Art, Design and Humanities at a community college in Southeast Michigan. Serving for 24 years in various roles including Professor of Art and Department Chair of Humanities. He has received several accolades for leadership and teaching.
Henry has been a practicing artist for 30 years, exhibiting locally and nationally. He has served as President of the Michigan Ceramic Art Association from 2003-2007. He has presented workshop and seminars on his personal art work nationally. He received his Bachelor of Fine Arts from Kansas City Art Institute and his Master of Fine Arts from the New York State School of Ceramics at Alfred University. He currently resides in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
Appointed in 2012 as a State Commissioner on the Michigan Asian Pacific American Affairs Commission (MAPAAC). He has served as a board member for the Rochester Regional Chamber of Commerce and Leadership Oakland. He is currently Board member of the Japanese Americans Citizens’ League (JACL), National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) and Council for Asian Pacific Americans (CAPA). Henry is a fourth Generation Japanese-American.
Speaker
Lisa Allen
Vice President, Organization Change Management Manager, Comerica Bank
Lisa joined Comerica in August 2018 as a Vice President, Organizational Change Manager. She has more than 15 years of experience in creating and sustaining organizational change. Prior to joining Comerica, Lisa worked in a wide variety of industries such as utilities, manufacturing, retail, healthcare, federal government, military, and non–profit. Some of her more interesting projects include a federal administration’s Electronic Record Archive Project, an organization design to support Lean manufacturing, and a Proactive Customer Notification project for a utility. Even though she has worked in such diverse industries, Lisa has grown to recognize and admire the creativity and resilience of people experiencing change.
Speaker
Paula D. Cunningham
State Director, AARP
Paula D. Cunningham is the State Director for AARP Michigan which has more than 1.4 million members. AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, social welfare organization with a membership of nearly 38 million. They work to lead positive change and deliver value to all people 50+.
Prior to joining AARP Michigan, Paula D. Cunningham was the CEO of Capitol National Bank (CNB). CNB has been in the community for more than 32 years. She was the only African American woman in the country to be president of a majority owned bank.
Prior to joining Capitol National Bank Ms. Cunningham was the first woman to be President of Lansing Community College. Lansing Community College has more than 30,000 students and is the State’s 3rd largest community college. As President of Lansing Community College, she successfully led a community millage campaign to generate an additional $9 million for the institution into perpetuity. Under her leadership, the college implemented a strategic planning process that resulted in five new buildings. The main building on the LCC campus was officially named the Paula D. Cunningham Administration Building in 2006. This is the only building named after a woman in downtown Lansing.
President Cunningham has also been a small business owner. She and her husband owned and managed an 18-hole golf course and she was the founder of an entrepreneurial academy for young people.
Paula Diane Cunningham’s dedication to education, small business and community has been recognized by many organizations. She has received numerous awards and recognition throughout her career, including the 2016 Michigan Black Caucus Trailblazer Award, being inducted in to the Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame, a former recipient of the prestigious Athena Award, featured in Ebony Magazine as a “Woman on the Move” and featured in Bridge Magazine as a woman who “Breaks Barriers”, as well as other featured articles.
Paula serves on numerous boards including, but not limited to Davenport University, McLaren Health Systems – Lansing, and she was the first African American female to Chair the Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce Board.
Speaker
Sue Sun-LaSovage
Managing Director, Ashford Connex
Sue Sun-LaSovage has thirty years of Human Resources experience in China, Singapore and the United States. She is the Managing Director of Ashford Connexn and prior to that she was the Vice President of Human Resources for SRG Global, a Guardian Industry company.
Sue began her Human Resources career in China at the Hyatt Regency Xi’an. She also worked in various Asia Regional HR roles in Singapore with Molex.
In 2000, she came to the U.S. to advance her studies in the field of Human Resources. She then took on global HR responsibilities in various roles with Dow Chemical Company and SC Johnson, where she drove people strategy, culture change, and strategic initiatives for talent development and talent acquisition.
Sue earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Optical & Mechanical Engineering from HuaZhong University of Science and Technology (HUST) in China and a Masters degree in HR and Industrial Relations from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities in the US.

Speaker
Farzan Siddiqui MD, PhD, CPE
Vice-Chair, Radiation Oncology, Henry Ford Health System
Farzan Siddiqui MD, PhD, CPE, currently serves as the Vice-Chairman of Radiation Oncology at Henry Ford Cancer Institute in Detroit, Michigan. He is also the Director of Head and Neck Radiation Oncology. Dr. Siddiqui completed his initial medical training at Grant Medical College in Mumbai, India followed by a residency in Radiation Oncology at Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai. This is a large tertiary and quaternary cancer institute serving patients from India and other Southeast Asian countries. After completing his training in India, Dr. Siddiqui came to the United States to pursue a PhD in Radiation Biology at Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado. Following successful completion of his PhD program, he completed his second Radiation Oncology residency at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan. After residency, he was appointed in a faculty position at Ohio State University from 2010-2012. Since March 2012, he has served in his current capacity at Henry Ford Cancer Institute. In addition to his clinical and research interests in the treatment of head & neck and skin cancers, Dr. Siddiqui is also involved with the operations and management of the radiation oncology department which is currently providing these services at 6 locations in Southeast Michigan. He is board certified in Radiation Oncology, Hospice and Palliative Medicine and is a Certified Physician Executive.

Career Coaching Speaker
David Chang
Chief of Enterprise Agility and Business Platforms, Comerica Bank
David Chang currently is the Senior Vice President and Chief of Enterprise Agility and Business Platforms for Comerica Bank. He is a seasoned executive with over 20 years of business and technology strategy, and program delivery experience in the automotive, high tech, aerospace and defense and financial services industries. He is currently leading several transformation initiatives at Comerica Bank including Contact Center Transformation and the implementation of agile and DevOps practices. Additionally, he has responsibility for Enterprise Payments and Deposit platforms. David previously worked at General Motors in Information Technology and Accenture as a management consultant. David earned his Bachelors in Aerospace Engineering from Princeton University and a Masters in Business Administration from UCLA.

B3 Leadership Summit
2020-07-16 19:00 - 21:00 | Web Zoom, United States
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B3 Leadership Summit
“Crisis, Challenges, and Change – Creating a Path to a New Normal”
Madison Heights, MI (July 2, 2020) – The Association of Chinese Americans (ACA) is proud to announce the fifth edition of B3 Leadership Summit: “Crisis, Challenges, and Change – Creating a Path to a New Normal“ which will be held virtual via Zoom on July 16th and 23rd. The program is co-hosted by OCA-Asian Pacific American Advocates (OCA National) and its Detroit Chapter-ACA. The OCA National is a national non-profit organization of community advocates dedicated to advancing the political, social, and economic well-being of Asian Pacific Americans in the United States.
Launched in 2009, B3: Build, Breakthrough & Believe is a professional and leadership development program for aspiring Asian Pacific American (APA) professionals interested in taking their personal and professional goals to the next level through leadership development and networking. The goal of this program is to provide relevant information to the APA community, professional development, peer networking and mentoring to aspiring APA professionals. This year’s B3 program information is as follows:
“Crisis, Challenges, and Change – Creating a Path to a New Normal”
We have been going through a crisis that has never happened before and it brings many challenges and uncertainties in Health Care, Economy, Globalization, etc. We are going to face a new norm after the pandemic. It will be good to learn from business leaders in different industries how they went through the crisis and how to prepare for change.
Thursday, July 16th, 7:00pm – 9:30pm Detroit (EDT)

7:00pm – 9:00pm Thought-starter Presentation, Panel Discussion, and Q&A
9:00pm – 9:30pm Professional Networking Room Open

Thursday, July 23rd, 7:00pm – 9:15pm Detroit (EDT)

7:00pm – 7:10pm Career Planning Presentation
7:10pm – 7:40pm Professional Networking Room Open
7:15pm – 9:15pm Resume Coaching Sessions (15 minutes each) (1-on-1)
7:15pm – 9:15pm Advisory Chat Sessions (15 minutes each) (1-on-1)

Guest speakers already on board (by last name)

Lisa Allen, Organizational Change Manager, Comerica Bank
David Chang, Chief of Enterprise Agility and Business Platforms, Comerica Bank
May Chen, Ph.D., Associate Professor, National Central University in Taiwan
Paula Cunningham, State Director, AARP Michigan
Farzan Siddiqui MD, PhD, CPE, Vice-Chair of Radiation Oncology, Henry Ford Health System
Sue Sun-LaSovage, Managing Director, Ashford Connex
Henry Tanaka, former Academic Dean, Oakland Community College

The summit is a two-night program includes a thought-starter presentation and panel discussion following by Resume Coaching and Advisory Chat private sessions. With the B3 Leadership Summit program, there is a unique opportunity to nurture the extraordinary professionals in our community. They will come to know how businesses are surviving the COVID-19 Pandemic and finding their way to succeed in the new normal.
The program on July 16th includes an inspirational presentation with a thought starter, and a panel with a moderator and four speakers. The thought starter will make a pre-panel presentation delivering the central core theme and message to the audience, and a post-panel presentation as a short summary. The panel will give each panelist an opportunity to speak about their respective experiences followed by a question and answer session by members of the audience.
The program on July 23rd will start with a presentation on Career Planning, followed with private Resume Coaching and Advisory Chat sessions. The program is set to meet the needs of entry-level graduates or mid-career professionals, whether you are applying to a part-time job, full-time position or grad school! The coaches and advisors will help the participants set and achieve careers goals and pursue career opportunities.
B3 Leadership Summit Speaker Team
Register for Zoom Log in: B3-DETROIT-2020.eventbrite.com
Join on Facebook Live: www.facebook.com/DetroitACA
Inquiry: 313-831-1790
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Chinese Medicine Workshop
2020-07-21 07:30 - 21:00 | Web Zoom, United States
Chinese Medicine Workshop
冬病夏治

Winter disease can be treated in summer which is the special therapy of traditional Chinese medicine.
中医角度如何提升免疫力
冬病夏治如何治
问答环节
Speaker讲员:
Shuai, Songfang 帅松芳
Graduated from the Department of Chinese Medicine of Hubei University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 1982 and has been engaged in Chinese medicine clinical and teaching for 28 years. Acupuncture licenses are available in Ontario and Michigan, Canada.
1982年毕业于湖北中医药大学中医系，从事中医临床和教学28年。现有加拿大安省和密西根州针灸执照。
Zheng, Kuojian 郑扩建
Graduated from Tongji Medical University in 1982, engaged in 8 years of surgical clinical, in 1995 began to study Chinese medicine, the combination of Chinese and Western medicine, the existing Canadian Ontario and Michigan acupuncture license.
1982年毕业于同济医科大学医疗系，从事8年外科临床，1995年开始学习中医，走中西医结合之道，现有加拿大安省和密西根州针灸执照。
July 21, 2020, Tuesday
7:30 PM- 9:00 PM
Join Zoom Meeting 线上地址:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87510704412
Meeting ID：87510704412

Conversation with Canton Supervisor
2020-07-27 09:30 - 11:30 | Web Zoom, United States
Conversation with Canton Supervisor

Patrick Williams
1. Update on COVID-19 cases in Canton
2. How the reopening is going in the community
a. How to safely support our Canton businesses as you venture out
b. Facility and program update for Canton Township (hours for the Canton Administration Building, reopening dates for other facilities, and how business is going in each department)
c. Board of Trustees meetings
3. 2020 Census
July 27, 2020, Tuesday
9: 30 AM – 11: 30 AM
Zoom Meeting ID: 822 7033 3602
Password: [REDACTED]

Chinese Medicine - Autumn Health Care & Disease Prevention Workshop
2020-08-10 09:30 - 11:30 | Online , United States
Chinese Medicine
Autumn Health Care & Disease Prevention
August 10, 2020, Monday
9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Zoom Meeting ID: 822 7033 3602
Password: [REDACTED]

Boost Your Budget - Find your key benefits to age well
2020-08-18 10:00 - 11:30 | Online , United States
Boost Your Budget – Find your key benefits to age well
了解作为长者的主要福利
Join Us at the 2020 Senior Money Smart Expo!
Are You an Older Adult Living on a Fixed Income?
您是靠固定收入生活的长者吗？
You May Qualify for Benefits to Help Pay for Food, Medicine, Utilities and More . . .
您可能有资格获得食品，药品，水电煤气，等费用的福利…
Goals目的:
Financial Exploitation 教您识别金融诈骗
Avoiding Identity Theft 避免身份盗用
Five Key Benefits for Seniors 老年人的5个主要福利
Medicare/ Medicaid 101 医疗保险&补助
Car Insurance 汽车保险
Preserving Available Cash for Special Needs 为特殊需要保留可用的现金
Balancing Your Budget 平衡您的预算
Speaker讲员:
Don Ferguson, Consultant, Wallet Wise Financial Literacy
Danielle Steele, Vice President, J.P. Morgan Chase Bank
Denise Kaiser, Balance and Other Money and Benefit Experts
Interpreter中文翻译:
Dr. Maechi Chue, LPC, ACA
Time时间: August 18, 19, 20, 10:00 am – 11:30 am (EDT)
August 18 Detroit/Wayne County / August 19 Oakland County / August 20 Macomb County
Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/92560449802
Zoom ID: 925 6044 9802

Medicare & Medicaid Workshop
2020-08-25 19:00 - 20:30 | Online , United States
ACA Medicare & Medicaid Workshop
联邦医疗保险&州补助医疗保险
What is Medicare/Medicaid?
How to apply for Medicare/Medicaid?
Medicare Plan & Medicaid Plan
Medicare & Medicaid during COVID-19
Q & A
August 25, 2020, Tuesday
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Speaker:
ACA Staff Daniel Chue阙沧海& Liqun Yang杨俐群
Certified MMAP counselors and MI Bridges Navigators
Join Zoom Meeting 线上地址:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87510704412
Phone电话：1-312-626-6799
Meeting ID：87510704412

Take Care of Your Kindneys - Nutrition Workshop
2020-09-01 19:30 - 21:00 | Online , United States
Take Care of Your Kidneys
营养学角度谈肾脏保健
Speaker主讲人:
Kequan Zhou, Ph.D., MD
周克权教授
毕业于山东医科大学，后在马里兰大学获得博士学位
目前是韦恩州立大学教授，专注于营养食品科学的研究
September 01, 2020 | 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM | EDT
Join Zoom Meeting 线上地址:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87510704412
Phone电话：1-312-626-6799
Meeting ID：87510704412
