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| - | '''The [http://www.virginia.edu University of Virginia]''', or UVA, seems to be a popular breeding ground for WMACS counselors, as well as popular college destination for former campers. [[2006]] was a landmark year in that over half of the counselorship (9 out of 14, including quasi-counselor [[Justine Kwan]]) were UVA students or alumni. | + | '''The [http://www.virginia.edu University of Virginia]''', or '''UVA''', seems to be a popular breeding ground for WMACS counselors, as well as popular college destination for former campers. [[2006]] was a landmark year in that over half of the counselorship (9 out of 14, including quasi-counselor [[Justine Kwan]]) were UVA students or alumni. |
Revision as of 20:29, 3 August 2006
The University of Virginia, or UVA, seems to be a popular breeding ground for WMACS counselors, as well as popular college destination for former campers. 2006 was a landmark year in that over half of the counselorship (9 out of 14, including quasi-counselor Justine Kwan) were UVA students or alumni.
Notable UVA alumni and Students
- June Liang, '00 (camper, counselor, teacher)
- Bernie Wu, '00 (counselor)
- Andy Chen, '00 (counselor, teacher)
- Su-Cha Kang, '01 (counselor, teacher)
- Stephen Liang, '02 (counselor)
- Betty Yu, '03 (counselor)
- Rosa Lee, '04 (camper, counselor)
- Cindy Yu, '05 (counselor)
- Christina Wong, '05 (camper, counselor)
- Ray Hsieh, '05 (camper, counselor)
- Justine Kwan, '06 (quasi-counselor, teacher)
- Daniel Chen, '08 (camper, counselor)
- Quentin Tai, '08 (camper, counselor, teacher)
- Mayline Wu, '08 (camper, counselor)
- Melanie Wu, '09 (camper)
The above WMACSers were also very active in the Chinese-American community, as June, Bernie, Su-Cha, and Betty have all served as presidents of the Chinese Student Association (CSA).
