The Chinese American Citizens Alliance Foundation (Foundation) was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) foundation on April 5, 1971 in the State of California. The primary endeavor of the Foundation is to award academic scholarships to worthy college students of Chinese descent. The Foundation granted its first two scholarships in 1971, each worth $500. Today, the Foundation has grown to award seven endowed scholarships of $1000 each. The seven endowed scholarships are: Yoke Quong Jung Memorial Scholarship, Huan Lin Cheng Memorial Scholarship, Y.C. Hong Memorial Scholarship, Collin and Susan Lai Scholarship, Julian and Eleanor Sue Scholarship, Robert and Edith Jung Scholarship, and James Bok Wong and Betty KC Yeow Scholarship. Each year, the Foundation begins to accept scholarship applications in May/June. Applicants must be available for an in-person interview in Los Angeles to be scheduled in July/August. In general, applicants must be attending a California college or university. The scholarships are open to undergraduate students of Chinese descent who are completing two years of college and are going to be Juniors in the Fall. For over thirty years, the Foundation and the Chinese American Citizens Alliance feel a strong sense of gratification as we witness many of our scholarship winners advance to become doctors, engineers, scientists, lawyers, accountants, and engage in other professional careers. We are proud to have played a part in encouraging these young men and women to further their higher education and to achieve their career goals. Persons interested in establishing an endowed scholarship should contact Dr. James Bok Wong, President of the Foundation, at 323-876-4083 or Dr. C. Tim Wu, Vice President of the Foundation, at 213-367-0650. An endowed scholarship would require a $25,000 donation. |
| 2007 | |
| Alice Au - University of California, Los Angeles | Yang Bai - University of California, Berkeley |
| Hon Yin Chan - University of California, Los Angeles | Jason Chow - University of California, San Diego |
| Melissa Lew - University of La Verne | YingKun Li - California Institute of Technology |
| Stephanie Sison - Orange Coast/University of California, Berkeley |
| 2006: | |
| Chih-Yin Cheng - Cerritos College/University of California, Irvine | Linda Chu - University of California, Los Angeles |
| James Dee - Pomona College | Krystin Fong - University of Pacific |
| Lizbeth Lim - PCC/California State University of Long Beach | Abraham Tang - Palomar College/University of California, San Diego |
| Sarah Yao - University of Southern California |
| 2005: | Anita Lee - University of California, Los Angeles | Matthew So - University of California, Berkeley |
| Linda Tran - University of California, Berkeley | Julia Wai - University of California, Los Angeles |
| Patrick Wu - University of California, Irvine | Brett Yee - University of California, San Diego |
| 2004: | |
| Jammie Fung - Otis College of Art and Design | Adrienne Lee - University of California, Berkeley |
| Lina Taing - University of California, Los Angeles | Sueyn Tang - University of California, Los Angeles |
| Justin Wong - University of Southern California | Wensi Xu - California Institute of Technology |
| 2003: | |
| Joanna Chow - University of California, Los Angeles | Priscilla Lee - University of California, Irvine |
| Grant Jung Takahashi - University of California, Los Angeles | Andrew Wai - University of California, Los Angeles |
| Alice Wong - University of California, Los Angeles | Cassie Wu - University of California, Berkeley |
| 2002: | |
| Ritchie Ho - University of California, Berkeley | Nancy Koui - University of California, Los Angeles |
| Courtney Wong - University of Southern California | Diana Rodriguez-Wong - University of California, Berkeley |
| Mandarin Wong - University of California, Irvine |
| 2001: | |
| Theodore Chang - University of California, | Los Angeles Denise Jung - University of California, Berkeley |
| Ken-Shing Law- California State University, | Long Beach William Tsai - University of California, Berkeley |
| Milton Wu - University of California, Los Angeles |
Legacy Fund Scholarship
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In 2005, a group of caring Alliance members established a Legacy Fund with the Foundation
to award a yearly $500 scholarship to a student planning to attend a Junior/Community College.
This award is being handled separately by the Alliance Scholarship Committee as part of its annual
scholarships program. Interested students should contact the Alliance Scholarship Committee for
application forms. |
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