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UEAA Board of Directors 2011 Fun Fun Saturday Staffa~~ =.--~m~8.~~m~.~~Program Director ~~IJ 'I Jeser: Y . Lee I l b f J l 8 ! JAssistant Director of Classes ~fii i iUm:IUIeric Poon iifftifAssistant Director of Volunteers i i ;IAUflm-11J 1 Michael Liang ~f!jJ(Assistant Director of Events ~ttJ .D1.JJ!mIJ 1 Winnie W u ~fH~Treasurers ,Mij(, IJoey Leung, Terry Vuong .mJif, Winnie Wu 1 ! 1 H ! i ! K .Board Advisors W ~ m i f lr o ~1 Chung Hing Sin bf;~af, David Y.Chin 1!l1l., Henry Vuong :I#Academic Class Coordinator ~VI\j~~.:E~ 1 Donna Peon JllilS~A,thletic Class Coordinator iiib~t.~ 1 Ricky DangCreative Class Coordinator !UiJ:~f.:E~ IVivian DengQuality Assurance :M..{*~:~1 Gavin Cheung

Interview Coordinator 'iID~::t:.~ 1 Janna Leu-Sin ! ~ f ! j f 1 F 1 s ! lMentorship Coordinator ~~=E~ 1 Anna CheungVolunteer BBQ Coordinators ~I~~8D,~ 1 D@nnaPoem i"iiiJE, Vivian DengVolunteer Activities Coordinator n,53ttJ3:~ 1 Melissa NgScholarship Coordinators ~'~~'~ 1 Lili Chueng, Terry Vuong EmJ.Assistant Event Coordinator .Dj )W53~3::~ 1 Donna Poon ;~ltIHRegistration Day Coordinator *-~fitm.3:.~ IJulia Chen Ifl~.Sports Day Coordirtetors Uract~ 1Alan Fong 158ft. David WongField Trip Coordinators J5~~ff . :E~ 1 Wayne Chiu, Elaine U uThank You'Dinner Coordinator 1X1I~3:,"I Betty Wu

Chairman . ~ H ~Chung Hing Sin ;5&~.Vice Chair: i i i iUn~ I June Jee *I'lJfeffl:Directors!i~ 1 Devld Y. Chin "~Jf, Echo Wong i i J B I H f J .Henry Vuong~H,Yin Chow ~ 1 ! ! i , Lillian MoyAdvisors ~ J . l U R m r o ~ 1 Jack Ho f D I f J 1 / i , John Ngai fYllllj

2011-2012 UEAA Staff 2011 Fun Fun Saturday Yearbook Committee=~--JSZ=~-=~ffl:~*~~,fFsi~~ =~--iFli~B~~$~JJ~7\~flJ:;~~~Treasuners M i l& : 1 Fennie Huang Jil!f~Terry Vuong ~ffif.jWinnie Wu ! 1 i i ! : l f r XVolunteer Resource Director .iI~~.=Eft IJanna Lau~Sin ;]tflJftlifffilPublic Relations Director ~~3:_g ; IEric Poon }M~JfCommunication Coordinator 1 I W M ~ g ; I Theresa Du; = : J 8 7 J : { g jl.oqlstlc Manager ~ ) j f f . : : E 1 ' ISeng Yan Sin-~liJ:Web Site Master K m M m .l l , I KaWai Sin ,'Jt~fhPhotography & Video Coordinator f f il F i J a m 3 : _ g ; IEugene La iBadminton Managers ~5J~I : j( : gj 3~.a : [ Teddy Lau flJl~., Tommy U~T1$Basketbell M~n~gers 1l:~ 'OO*{:f ISteve L iu , Sunny D. Chan, Jerry Lu, Rob ChinChinese Chess Managers ~m~~{f: 1 Danny Li $I/f)!lDr~gon Boat M.magers . ft AH B :t .1 I Jenny Yu,Alan C. Lee, Ry o Shebata

English Enrichment Program Directors :5Jt~lIJfmIJ IJacky Chan ~lN.; Eric Poon J 8 i l h . i fl ion Dance Manager B ~ O O i : O O ' 1 IMichael Jee *~ItPing-Pong Managers : F 4 , i : . I< . W , * t E I Sam Chan /ff,tfBjj, John Wong ii{Jt~, Boson Wu 1ET~Boccer ManagE!r:s. f E ~ l ? i I J ~ f E IFat Yuen~itfl, Kem Y; Yu tit1$~, Gordon Sin lJt:_JfAdult English Uteracy Manager px:A;i!~JlJI .=E1f:Eugene Lai

Allen Choi 1 Chung Hin,gSin 1 5 t ~ 1 l 1 Danny u*~~.IacquelineHoJeff Kwan IJoey Leung IKathy Law I Lana Zhao ILiI'i ChuengSeng Yan Sin ;UAA IWinnie Wu ! J i i ! : l . ! i ! K .

Fun Fun Saturday Photographers ~iffj)~M1tJlfJf3f!$Cortney Chen I, Daniel Lin IDavid Y.Chin lIlitHI DQAnaKODEugene La i l Jason v ,. Lee I I ! !m s g I,Wayne Chiu


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Director's Comments ~IU*Jc.~~g Contents ~The Uni ted Eas t Ath letics Assoc iation (UEM) Fun FU n Sat-urday Summer program started In 1994 with jus t 3 c lasses ,15 volunteers, and 50 s tudents. This pas t summer, we had39 classes, over 350 s tudent s, and more t han 100 dedi-cated and knowledgeable volunteers. Our Fun Fun Satur -day is a f ree eight -wElek program Whose mission Is to pro-v ide a safe, nur turing env ironment for chi ldren and volun-teers to develop new ski lls, gain new knowledge, and makelasting friendships.Students this year were again able to par ticipate inone ath-l et ic and one non -a th le ti c c lass , whi ch a ll owed for a bal -ance between exe rci si ng t he body and m ind. Our annua lSports Day competi tion was held Jn Columbus Park duringt he midd le o f t he s ummer, and we ended our p rogr am w it hour annual F ie ld Trip which 'Wasat Sunken Meadows StatePark. In bet ween , many le sson s were t aug ht b y ou r ta l-ented pool of Volunteers to our diverse s tudent populat ion.2011 was a great year!Ihave been velunteermq with Fun Fun Saturday for over 10years now, but 201 t was a spec ia l one f or me ,as i tWas thef irst year I took on the respons ib il ity of being the program'sdirector. Iwould l ike to thank the UEM Board of Directorsfor g iv ing me the oppor tunl ty , as wel l as all the volunteersWho have made this program possible. A lso, for the secondy ea r i n a r ow, c lass es : were abso lu te ly f ree t hank s t o t hegenerous donat ions of many bus inesses, organizat ions ,and fami li es. Special t hanks t o Kong Kee Food Corpo ra -t ion, Amazing 66, International Furni ture, New Beef K ing,A il lchiban and many others who have cer rt inued to supportthe program throughout the years,W it hout f ur ther ado , i t i sw i th g reat honor t ha t I present toyou the 2011 UEM Fun FUn Saturday Summer yearbook.Many volunteers have put count less hours into put ting to-get he r t hi s year book t hr oughou t t he s ummer a ri d f al l o f2011.. I hope y ou enjoy t he r esu lt o f a ll t he har d wor k t ha tha s be en pu t i nto th is yea rbo ok, a nd en joy a t rip downmemory lane!

Jason Y.LeeProgram Director' 2011

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Ch inese Chess C P ~ ~ 1 f t I Y f Compu te rs : Beg inne r & Advanced ~ ~ ~

Students learnedthe basic skillsto masterthe strategicgame of Chinese Chess. They learned thehistory behindthe game, the meaning of each p iece and the reasoneach move hasa name.Through stories and analogies,students came to understand why certain pieces couldonly move in certain directions; for example, a soldierpiece could not move backwards because it would beconsidered treason.~~~~7-~~~~~~~a~~~m~~~~~o~~~~7~~~5~~~,moom~~~a~m~-~m~.W.~R~*~~~o~~~~.*~m~*~s.*~m~R~3~-~.~~~~o~~:~~~tt []~ , ~~U fm~~~~ 0

I n the Beginner class, students learned Windows, organiza-tion of folders, typing, Internet search engines and makingslideshows using PowerPoint. UsingPaint,students createdpictures for their computer background. They also learnedhow to use a search engine to obtain information that theylaterused in their PowerPoint presentations.In the Advanced class, students covered web development,components of Internet and programming. They learnedsimpleprogramming skillsviathe game Light Botandwerein-troduced to HTML Basic,Javascript andbasic Java program-ming techniques. Students also practiced typing atthe endofeachclass.

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Instructor l f S i 6 I Danny Li

"I liked the class because I learned many things like how totype, how to makea slide show, how to makeyour picture asyour background, andhow to save a file..J didn't like how wehadto type properly eventhough Iknewit would help uswhenwe grew up. In conclus ion, I l iked most o f the computerclass." - Student from Beginner." I l iked learn ing how to type and create webpagesin theclass." - Student from Advanced.


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C reative N onfiction W riting: AM & PM ~.~1J11=!Yf C reativ e Writin g ~1J~~11=!~I

Students engaged in a very personalized form of writingwhile learning howto utilize different structures and beinginspired by different writing samples. Students dug deepinto their opinions, feelings and personal experiences. Atthe end, each student successfully put together a fulfillingwritten piecethat wassharedwith classmates andfriends.

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Students aimed to complete a pieceof wribe proud of by the end of the summer. Ostudents learned the basic elements of aplot, characterand setting. Theypracticed dtechniques like free-writing and writing wthese skills culminated in a final written piesharedwith the class.~~~~a~~s-~~~~m~~.~~~ oa~~~~~~'~~~a*~*~*'~:~OO.~~~~o.~~~~~'~:ffi~~~~oom~om-.M*~~ ,f i i J 3 .=W[E]~1'r'~~Instructors l f G


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Eng lish L ite racy : AM & PM ~XJ~I Financial Li teracy ~~*~!~I

In t he AM c lass , r ec en t m ig rant st uden ts l ea rned and p rac-t iced new words and inc reased their vocabulary. They workedw it h t he i ns tr uct or and cl as s assi st an ts t o dev elop and im-prove their verbal and l is tening ski lls. In the c lass , s tudentsmos t enjoyed playing games such as Concent ration, Word Pi-rates and Boggle.Inthe PM c lass , hal f of the s tudents consisted of recent immi-grants and the other consisted of nat ive English speakers. Thegame Taboo enabled students of varying English levels to learnt ogethe r. S tudent s competed in a f ri endl y manne r w it h eac hother inth is game and learned to think outside the box .lmmi-grant s tudents were exposed to, and learned, natural speechpatterns from children of s imilar ages.

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Instructors _ i j j r . ; t i I Jason Y.Lee(AM)Wayne Chiu (PM)

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Students learned about money , banking, theand inves ting. They acqui red ski lls to help thec ia ll y and f is ca ll y r esponsibl e l ives. A lt hous eemed d if fi cu lt , t he s tudent s l ea rned a lotgames to learn the importance of income diveh ad imagi na ry sto ck po rtfo li os tha t were rweekly basis. ~~~~~'~fi'~~*.~~.~~Bo~~7W~~~M~~~aff~A ~H~oDM ~~@~~tID~~m~ o ~ir"l~Ami1if.loo~~.m*~~~tto~1W~~~~~.~~aE-: f IJi ' i i l lo

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Nutrition ~~J~I Public Speaking ~ A 1 t 5 ~ ~ M ! ~ I

Giving new meanng to the saying "foodfor thought," students learned about thedifferent nutrients that fuel their brainsand bodies. Every week, studentslearned different topics, such astypes ofnutrients, food groups, issues involvingfastfood and ourfood system. They alsolearned how to make a healthy trail mxsnack and tropical fruit salad.

Students learned the bascs forspeakiassertively, and passonately. Strategprojection, intonation, knowing thepreparation were uti lized throughousummer course. Students had funmovie speeches and performng cool ssessons aswell.

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Instructor ~M i I Alan Fong


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Using fai ry tales l ike "Jack and the Beans ta lk ," "The ThreeLit tle P igs" and "Snow Whi te," s tudents delved into thesec lass ic s and b rought t hem to l if e. Equ ipped wi th s cr ip ts ,props , cos tumes and scenery , s tudents c reated their ownplays and acted them out , which requi red lots of c reat iv ity,imagination and teamwork. Parents were inv ited to enjoythei r chi Idren 'swork at the end of the program.

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Students learned impor tant b io logy and chemist ry conceptexper iments that they could show friends and family. Forlearned about the role of smell in taste percept ion, hydrophiphobic propert ies through food color explosions inmi lk , thereact ion catalys ts through an elephant toothpaste exper imcoHigative properties through making ice cream..~fttJiUj~~M&~~AlilY-J~ ~~~~~!t6JJP!{t~...~,~.a.~...tIY-J~.,~.!t6JJft~a9.~llimlY-J.*ft~m*fta9. li tE ' ~;A;:rJ~.~.~~.{tftlJ&Bia9:1:~ , IB~~It~,~ colligative properties 0

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Scienti fic Challenges '&4~~~J~I Wr ite r's Workshop 11=~1i7f~\ j J~I

Students explored their sense of cur iosi ty , imaginationand c reat iv ity whi le learn ing some of the fundamental lawso f phy si cs t ha t gove rn t he wor ld . S tudent s t ack led t hr eechallenges - the Egg Drop Exper iment, the Marble TimerChaUenge and the Bridge Bui ld ing Challenge - where theyworked inteams , presented their ideas to the c lass , turnedtheir ideas into des igns and tes ted out their inventions.

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Sally Leung

This class used non-traditional sourcesl ike pic ture books , for the s tudents' wrfocused on the bas ic elements of a s tort ing, char act er s, a tt en ti on -g rabb ingend ing, and i ll us tr at ion t o cr ea te t hebased on personal experiences. The stuwere c ompi led i nt o a book f or a ll t o see

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Americ an F lag Foo tb all ~~t~~IJ*J~I Badminton ~~=EJ*J~I

Students learned to appreciate an all-time favorite Americanpas time. Eventhough the game was scaled down, the coachand vo lunt ee rs put st uden ts t o t he t es t bot h phys ic al ly andmentally. Students par ticipated in throwing and receivingd ri ll s and , most impor tant ly , l ea rned the si gn if ic ance o fteamwork and good sportsmanship.

S tudent s l ea rned the bas ic s ki ll s, f oo twor k,the game. They played f riendly matches thaboth teamwork and sportsmanship. Badminsp ort in the Ch ine se communi ty, can b eages. I ns tr uct or s hope tha t s tudent s b rihome, making it a family activ ity.

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Basketba ll : Beginner & Intermediate ~!*Iljf Handball ~!*Iljf

Basketbal l isa game adored by many, yet i t is not a lwaysplayed properly.In the Beginner c lass , s tudents learned the fundamentalf ramework of the game. They pract iced bas ic dribblingexercises to enhance their motor-sensory skil ls , aswell asshooting and rebounding dril ls to enhance their hand-eyecoordinat ion. By working on these bas ic fundamentals,s tudents saw an inc rease inthei r level of p lay.Inthe Intermediate c lass , s tudents learned offensive anddefensive strategies to enhance their effectiveness on thec ou rt . They a ls o came to under st and the impor tance o fgood teamwor k. D ri ll s such as p ick and rol ls, t hr ee manweave and zone defenses were exp lo red t o max im iz eeac h st uden t' s p layi ng abi li ty and c ohes ion w it h o therteammates.

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Instructors Z # M i I Feng Wu (Beginner 1)Anthony Yu (Beginner 2 & Intermediate)Sunny D. Chan (Beginner 2 & Intermediate)

Handbal l, a competi tive sport vast he ci ty, s er ved as both an i cebras a s tress reducer for the s tudeimproved their hand-eye coordinaf as t pace o f t he game was anexcexerc ise. There was also a tournallowed s tudents to display brigthey learned all summer .

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Karate: AM & PM 5g~~IYf Kickball R~!*IYf

This summer, the tradit ions and values of Sho-To-Kan Karatec reated by Gichin Funakoshi inJapan were passed onto thest uden ts. S tudent s sweated p ro fuse ly and wor ked hard i nhoning their m inds and ski lls. A lthough i twas impossible forst ud ent s to achi eve th e ran k of b la ck bel t in su ch a sh ortper iod of t ime, they completed the c lass with the hearts andminds of true martial artists.

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Instructor ~ 1 1 : i l i I Ricky Dang

Students consistently grew as players and dk icking and f ie ld ing ski lls. A dri ll tes t and scoint roduced thi s year t o d ri ve weekl y imp rovst uden ts' per fo rmance. To make ref in ingcommunication ski lls fun and enter ta in ing, sw it h t he i nst ruct or s and clas s ass is tant s,zesty variety of new mini-games, which inclu. ~ ~ . ~ . ~ ~. - . ~~o.~mlli~~~~~~m~~~~~~o.7~~.~~~~~~H~~~'~I1:ili~M~~-~~-~WBm~~~;!t~ mni lM i1 ! !~ !

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Soccer ~J*J~I Tae Kwon Do: AM & PM ~3~J]!!~I

Soccer demands ski ll , s tamina, and teamwork, whichst uden ts l ea rned and p ract ic ed dur ing t he s ummer.C lasses s tarted with a l ight jog, warm-ups and dri lls andended with game play. With each c lass , s tudents, someof whom initially had no idea as to how to kick a ballproperly, developed into skillful and avid soccer players.

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Tae Kwon Do brought d is ci pl ine anst uden ts t hi s s ummer. S tudent s iphysical f itness in term of s trengthwhi le par ticipating in this act iv ity.learned to recognize and evaluate peTae Kwon Doso tha t t hey could enjspectators and participants of the sp

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Soccer ~J*J~I Tae Kwon Do: AM & PM ~3~J]!!~I

Soccer demands ski ll , s tamina, and teamwork, whichst uden ts l ea rned and p ract ic ed dur ing t he s ummer.C lasses s tarted with a l ight jog, warm-ups and dri lls andended with game play. With each c lass , s tudents, someof whom initially had no idea as to how to kick a ballproperly, developed into skillful and avid soccer players.

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Urban Danceis a uniquefusion of creative andathleticskills. Students completed atotalof threedanceroutinesand four different choreographies during the summer.Amid the mental and physical stimulation of the class,students developed self confidence andcourage. Eachsummer brings new and better music, which studentsenjoywith enthusiasm.*.m~-~~.~M~~~~a~o~~a.~MM~~~-oo.m~~~~oo~~~~.off~~~~e~~~~~~'~~~.lli~~~~.o.~I~m.7~~~~~~fi~'~~~~~~~o

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Students learned how to make colorful anddecorative cake ornaments. They learnedthe basc cake decorating technques andapplied the skills to their owncreations. Withevery passng sesson, students were able tocombine what they had learned to createlarger cakes, such as an Angry Brd cake!After every class, students went home withnewly acquired decorating skills and sweetsto share with friends and famly.

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Students learned about improvisatiotheatrical class that was fun and eages. Armed with a "Yes, and I" attiexplored their creativity and imaginatpating inImprov exercises, short perfoacting out unusual stuations. Thewere a hit, leading to many laughs amoments.

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After rev iewing the power of mus ic , i ts origin,i ts uses, i ts t rans format ion and i ts expansionove r t he past c en tu ri es , st uden ts l ea rned toplay the recorder. They mas tered "Hot CrossBuns, " "Ode to Joy, " and the cl as si c "Whenthe Saint s Go March ing. " They were able t oper fo rm these p ieces t o t he del ight o f f am il yand f riends by the end of the summer.~~.7~~~n.'~~'m~'Q.~~me~*~~e~.M~m'~~~*~o~fr'~~ "Ho t C ross Buns, " "Ode to Joy, " ~I 1 5 ! : l ! A "When the Saint s Go Mar ch ing" ~~~ 0e~:Jm~ptft!!fr'2tti~~:lJ5~~dU~~~fr'Er-J'i:.A.~M&-~~1i 0

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S tudent s l ea rned tha t c ooki ng , whi ch wasonce assoc iated with s tereotypical genderroles , could actually be fun and c reat ive. Thiswas o ne of th e most p op ula r classes o f th eprogram. Students made and ate sushi , mak ir ol ls, t acos and o ther del ic ious and s impledishes. Fresh ingredients, s imple techniquesand a l it tle imagination led to scrumpt ious yethealthy meals.~&.~~~m~9,@ptft~~7oBma9~~Y:~fflHIIIIJ~.~iff~'NjUiliJ !J I~x~-m~~~~a9ffift!!m.7=m'.=~'~*~~Xft!!~O~MMa9*~o~.~~a9~~'MMa9a~~-~~.n.B~~f R 1 i ' l * ' M l . l 3 . f l a o

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Or igami: Beginner & Advanced t~~JtIljf Re-introducing New Art With Old Media * r H f l

Origami, the ancient Japanese art of paper-folding, is, l iterally , whatyou make o f i t.Inthe Beginner class, students learned basic folding techniques. Asthey folded every th ing f rom animals to paper airplanes , s tudentsbecame less reserved, and their energet ic and qui rky personali tiesc ame to s hine t hr ough the va ri ous p ro ject s t hey c hose to wor k on.Their exc itement grew with each t radi tional shape Oiket radit ionalr ings and cubes) they learned.Inthe Advanced c lass , s tudents were also quiet at f i rs t and becamemore open and exc it ed as t hey made eve ry th ing, i nc ludi ng f ir e-works , through the folding of paper . Innovat ive des igns combinedwith t radi tional Origami r ings , wreaths , and cubes fed the chi ldren'simagina ti on and let t hem know tha t, i ndeed, any th ing i s poss ib lewith paper!

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On Jul y 17t h, 2011, t he hot J ul y s un bea t downs trongly on Columbus Park as Fun Fun Saturdays tudents arr ived ear ly , eager ly await ing the ex-c itement of Sports Day . Students were spl it intod iffe ren t te ams. A Li on Dan ce p erfo rmancek icked off this much ant ic ipated annual event .

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Being indi fferent teams allowed s tudents to meetnew friends and volunteers f rom other c lasses .They teamed up and worked hard on events suchas Powerball , Team Relay , and both Basketbal land Soccer tournaments . Working hard towardsmedals, students fearlessly faced each competi-t ion l ike war riors going into bat tle! Students werea ble to showca se in di vid ua l ta len ts th rou gh as pr in ti ng compet it ion as wel l. A ll par ti ci pant sended the day with the infamous Tug-a-War , theultimate test of teamwork!W it h del ic ious por k buns I n t he ir bel li es and , f ors ome, c ount less meda ls hanging a round the irnecks, students walked away exhausted from theday but ene rg iz ed w it h new f ri ends hips . Manyv olun teer s l os t t he ir v oi ces chee ri ng t he ir s tu -dents on, a small price to pay for the v iv id memo-ries of playing and encouraging students towardsgood sportsmanship. Sports Day was, asalways,truly a success, with partic ipants looking forwardto i tagain nex t year!

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Eve ry y ea r, Fun Fun Satur day ends on a b ig note: t he F ie ldTrip! This year's F ie ld Trip was held at the Sunken MeadowState Park inLong Island onAugust 20, 2011, I twas a c learand sunny day , per fect for a beaut iful out ing.Volun teer s assemb led in Columbus Par k i n China town tomee t t he s tudent s, who were exc it ed about t he barbecuefood, f un act ivi ti es and p ri zes t ha t were par t o f t he F ie ldTrip. Four large buses transported 131 students and 66 vol-unteers to the park, where they were met by more parents ,chi ldren and volunteers who came on their own, Itwas a funexper ience, espec ia lly for those s tudents who did not oftenhave the chance to t ravel outside of the c ity,Once at t he p ark, th e se t u p fo r the ba rbe cu e beg an , a ndvolunteers led the s tudents in unorganized and organizedact iv it ies, l ike Quidditch, soccer, jump rope, weaving lan-y ar ds, o ri gami , badmint on , and foo tbal l. A ft er l unch , t hec ar ni va l began , and the s tudent s c rowded a round tab leswhere vo lun te ers h ad se t u p g ames li ke Pli nko, GuessWha t's in Th is Bag , Sl id e t he Penny, Conne ct Fo ur a ndmany others. Students played games to earn t ickets , whicht hey t hen exc hanged for p ri zes a t t he p ri ze boo th . Somes tudents - s ib lings or f riends , perhaps - pooled their t ic ketstogether to win the bigger prizes l ike a giant teddy bear.

A t t he end o f t he ca rn iva l, a ll t he c hi ld ren, v ol un teer s, andparen ts gat he red t ogethe r t o t ak e a g roup pho to befor eboarding the buses back to the c ity. Onthe way to the park,there had been much chatter and exc itement on the buses ,w it h games being p layed and p ri zes being won . But on t heway back t o China town , t he re was onl y quiet as t he t ir edchi ldren and the very t ired volunteers s lept through the r ide.A lthough t ired, they all had had a wonderful day and a won-derful summer.

Wayne Chiu & Elaine LiuField Trip Coordinators 2011

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Volunteers ~I;g~ Donors & Sponsors ~~~&~HJJr-mAiko Choy Doris Chiu Jessica Chen Sarah ZhaoAix in Li Elaine Liu Joanna Ma Senq- Yan SinAlan Fong Emily Chiu Joey Leung ShangsiZhaoAlan Ngo Emily Koo Joseph Huang Shelley RaoAllen Choi Emily Man Judson Deng Shuyi WuAndrew Romano Eric Kwai Julia Chen Sixiang GaoAnn li Eric Poon Kaity Chang Sophie LuAnna Cheung Eric Siu Karina Moy Sunny D..ChanAnna Ma Esther Chen Kathy Law Theresa DiuAnnie Wong Evan Thai Kenneth Tam Thomas NgAnthony Lam Fangda Ruan Kent Lei Timothy UuAnthony Yu Fat Sok Kevin Wong Tina EngBettyWu Feng Wu Kristen Leung Victoria SetoBeverly Lum Fiona Or Krystle Ung Vivian OengBo-Bo Puk Frances Ho Lana Zhao Vivian FungBonnieTse Garland Wong lauren Gao Wai Jan LauBrandon Or Gavin Cheung Lauren Lee Warren WongBrenda Kuang Helen Lin Lawrence Chong WayneChiuBrian Dang Helen Shum Li Huan Wu Wendy ZengCarmen Lam Irene Ye Lili Chueng Wilson JiangCassidyCao .JackLi Una Fan Wilson TangCharles Chan Jack Liu Lindy Zhang Wing-Cheong LamChin Ma Jack Ng Maggie Huang Yen LauChristina li Jacky Chan Maggie Leung Yin ChowChristopher Ng Jacqueline Ho Marco Sin Ying KwongChun H Chan James Brucz Maria Teresa Tolano YukWaSoChung H ing S in James Kwan Melissa Ng Zach TanCindyWu Jamie Eng Michael liang Wei Li ChenCortney Chen Jamie Kwai Ming Ming Jiang Wilson JiangDaniel Lin Janna Lau-Sin Nelson Chiu Wilson TangDanny U Wing LamDavid y, Chin WinnieWuDavid Wong Yan Sin

UEAA would l iketo thank our donors and sponsorsfor their support of the FUn FUnSaturday Program!

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UEAA would l ike to thank our donors and their famil iesfor their support of the Fun Fun Saturday Program!

Allen Choi & FamilyAmber & Eric (Hok Hung) Chan

Andrew Wong & FamilyAngela & Felix ZengAnthony Guam & FamilyAthena LamBrian Wong & Family

Callahan & Vanessa LooChristina Hwang & FamilyChristy Zhao

Chung Hing Sin & Janna Lau-SinCindy & Jack Lau

Daniel & Christine Huang & FamilyDanie l, Chr is tine & May LeeDora, Percy and Kit P.Tan& Family

Elbert YanEmily &Allen Li& FamilyEmily Chen

EmmaChioEric & Ashley Lin & Family

Eric & Tiffany ChanEric Siu

Ethan FungFok FamilyFranklin &Cui Sun Koo

Gina Tong & Peter NewmanGram & Jasmine Lo & FamilyHai lee & Hinton Lam & Family

Helen Ng

James & Jeffrey Ly& FamilyJames, Jeffrey, Jennifer & Jessica Kwan & Family

Jarek & Liana LiangJason Y . LeeJennifer & Brian ChiaoJessica LinJonathan Cheng

Joyce & Sophie Huang & FamilyJunhau Su & FamilyJustin Eng& FamilyKenneth Chu & Family

K im Hung Ho& T imothy HoKit Chun Lee & Eric KwaiKristina Wong & FamilyLauren &Jarrett LeeLi Iy& Sam Zhan

May PoonMichael Ye

Michelle & Brandon WongPriscilla ChooRaymond Wong

Ruby Xiao & FamilyShir ly WuSin FamilyTaiWei J iang & Family

Timothy PengVivian LinYoke TongYung Hay Ng

Amy Mak ChanDavid Y.ChinJack HoSteven Liu

UEAA Chinese Chess TeamUEAA Lion Dance Team

UEAA, founded in 1976, isa 501(c )3 non-profi t organiza-t ion ded ic at ed t o enhancing t he qua li ty o f l if e o f t he AsianAmerican communi ty inNew York. UEAAserves people of a llages and focuses espec ia lly on youth. UEAA offers educa-t ional and ath letic programs that develop the par ticipants'leadership, sense of responsibil ity and teamwork. UEAA alsopromotes communi ty involvement by arranging and par tici -pating in regional tournaments and events.Fun Fun Satur day i s j ust one o f t he many c ommuni ty p ro -grams that UEAA organizes . UEAA consists of sports teamsand hos ts many other events and programs.UEAA Community Programs(inaddit ion to Fun Fun Saturday):- English Enrichment- Adult English LiteracyUEAA Teams:- Badminton- Basketball- Chinese Chess- Dragon Boat- L ion Dance- Ping Pong- SoccerUEAA Sponsored and Partic ipating Events- L ion Dance Lunar New Year Parade- Father Day Soccer Tournament in Chinatown- Hong Kong Dragon Boat Fes tiva l in F lushing- Mercer County Dragon Boat Fes tiva l- September 11th Soccer Tournament in Chinatown- Chinese Chess Tournament in Chinatown- Badminton Team Chari ty Bal l in F lushing- Turkey Cup Soccer Tournament in Chinatown

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UEAA's rote in providing a safe and nur turing env ironmentto young people would not be possible without i ts volunteers,I n 2005, UEAA estab li shed a s cholar sh ip t o ack nowledge ,reward and support col lege and col lege-bound s tudent volun-teers . The UEAA scholarship is given annually to indiv idualswho have dedicated their t ime and effor ts to serve the commu-nity.The UEAA scholarship rec ip ients for 2011 are:Donna Koo (NYU '14)Mel issa Ng (NYU '14)

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2011 was a year o f tremendous growth f or th e UEAADragon Boat Team. The team grew to 25 strong representingUEAA in the 20 11 New Yor k Hong Kong Drag on Boat a ndMercer County Dragon Boat Fes tiva ls . Among several h igh-l ights this year, the team's f irst ever all -women team madei ts debut f in is hi ng second in i ts hea t and i ts r egular m ix edteam f in ished f irst in i ts heat of the Sponsors Challenge.

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Hard work and dedicat ion paid off dur ing the team's seasonend ing r ac es a t t he Merc er Count y D ragon Boa t Fest iva l,where i tp laoed ina higher div is ion and showed dramatic im-provement over las t year's resul ts . The team members areext remely proud of the team and family they have become.They a re a lso g ra te fu l t o M r. David J. Lou ie and Mr . J ac k Hofor their support this year.

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D ragon Boa t i s open for any one int er est ed i n t r yi ng a newspo rt , meet ing g reat people and hav ing f un . The seas onruns from May to the end of September. Please [email protected] for more info!

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The UEAA Basketbal l Team consists of two groups: tbal l Team (ages 14to 18)and the Men's Basketbal l TeaThe two have r isen f rom the grounds of s treet bal l to benized teams . UEAA's Basketbal l Team travels acrossand Canada compe ti ng i n numerous t ou rnamen ts . Monl y l ea rned to p lay t he game asa team, but a re a ls oo f f ri ends hip, l eade rsh ip and c ommuni ty se rvi ce . Nplayers are welcome. The team is cur rent ly rec ru it ingt ryouts are held at IS 131 (100 Hes ter Street) ff f.

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"Dragon Boat"By: Julia Cheng

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UEA A hasa deep involvement inthe Amunity. The team has affiliation with theChinese Soccer League which plays inand NewYork.Forover fifteen years,the team hasbeentrain and organize interested youth in thEverySundaystarting at9 AM at Columbholds a soccer clinic for chi.ldrenaged 1works with participants on fundamental sand many physical drills. After fundascrimmage games areorganized to incolearned. Soccer balls and color jerseysonce a month, nets are put out to takeentirefield.


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