International Student Organizations:

THE FOLLOWING STUDENT ASSOCIATIONS ASSIST NEWLY ADMITTED STUDENTS FROM THEIR COUNTRIES:

Chinese Student and Scholar Association (CSSA)

Welcome to the family of Chinese students and scholars at Binghamton University.  CSSA will try its best to help you settle down.   Please e-mail to the following address or check the CSSA web site for contact information of CSSA executive board members, we will respond as soon as we can:

Binghamton University Japanese Association (BUJA)

Welcome! Binghamton University Japanese Association is glad to have you here in Binghamton.  BUJA is an organization open to anybody who is interested in Japan and its culture.  We have been helping international students from Japan since our founding.  If you have any problem, or if you want to talk to somebody from your country, please contact the following member:

Binghamton University Korean Undergraduate Student Association (BUKUSA)

On behalf of the Binghamton University Korean Undergraduate Student Association, we welcome all the prospective students from Korea to Binghamton University. The object of Binghamton University Korean Undergraduate Student Association includes active communication and alternating current issues with Binghamton Community. BUKUSA will also present Koreans and Korean culture, and help and support those who are in need.  If you have any questions, then feel free to contact us.  We look forward to seeing you. Thank you .

Following is our officers contact information

European Student Association (ESA)

The ESA provides information and support for European students before and during their stay at Binghamton University. In addition, the ESA fosters an inter-cultural exchange between European students and students from all continents. If you have decided to study in Binghamton, and have any questions, we will support you in any way we can, so don't hesitate to contact us!

Graduate African Student Organization (GASO)

The Graduate African Student Organization (GASO) at Binghamton University comprised of graduate students from all over Africa is committed to issues about Africa and African students on its campus all over United States and world at large.  We are glad to assist you in Binghamton and make you feel at home, just contact any of our officers at the following addresses:

Indian Graduate Student Organization (IGSO)

On behalf of the Indian Graduate Students Community, we welcome all the prospective Indian students to Binghamton University. We request you to direct all your queries to any of the following board members. We would appreciate if you could specify the department, intended program of study and other relevant information in the New Student List given below, so that we can assign you a current student as host, to guide you in making your further plans. We look forward to seeing you as a part of the Indian Graduate Community at Binghamton University. Thank you.

Korean American Baptist Student Organization

The Korean American Baptist Student Organization (KABSO) helps entering students from Korea and can also answer any questions about churches in the Binghamton University vicinity.

Taiwanese Student Association

We are very happy to know that you will attend SUNY Binghamton soon. Traditionally we have a earnest and complete Taiwanese Student Organization here, to pick you up at the Binghamton airport.  Also, we will help you to open the bank account, to get the housing information or anything else as much as we can. If you need any help, please feel free to contact the following students who will be in Taiwan or the U.S. and welcome again!

The Binghamton University Turkish Student Association (BUTSA) is a GSO chartered organization at Binghamton University. BUTSA serves the Binghamton community by being a voice representing the Turkish students and Turkish Culture. BUTSA provides help to new students from Turkey so that they can make a smooth transition into life in the U.S. BUTSA also serves the current students and faculty of Binghamton University by bringing them together for various events and activities.

Following is our officers contact information:

Vietnamese Student Association

Xin Chào! We at the Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) welcome all prospective students who are interested in learning and fostering Vietnamese traditions. Founded in 1993, our objective since has been to spread awareness concerning Vietnamese culture, cuisine, and customs. If you are interested in joining our organization or have any questions, please feel free to email or visit us on our facebook page.