The African Students Association held its formal event, CHOMA, in the Hunter Welcome Center on Saturday evening. Members of Nu Kappa Psi and Omicron Xi Chi volunteered to assist in food service. Both members and non-members were given a taste of traditional African food and enjoyed an evening of music and fellowship. Unlike former years, this year’s CHOMA showcased the choreography that was originally performed at this year’s Ethnos Echoes.
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- Raylia Thompson, junior marketing major from Forney and ASA Officer of Advertising and Public Relations, gives an introduction at ASA’s CHOMA. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- ASA volunteers serve guests at ASA’s CHOMA. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Guests enjoy dinner and fellowship at ASA’s CHOMA. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Darlene Miallie, senior kinesiology major from Crowley and ASA President, reads her revised edition of a poem. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Aileen Castorena, junior criminal justice major from Breckenridge and Tamilore Kayode-Adele, sophomore criminal justice major from Midland, take a photo at the photobooth. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Gloria Kawata, junior nursing major from Watauga and ASA Event Coordinator Officer, performs Ethnos choreography at CHOMA. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Members of ASA perform the Ethnos choreography at CHOMA. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Members of ASA perform the Ethnos choreography at CHOMA. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Guests enjoy the Ethnos performance at CHOMA. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Guests dance on the dance floor at CHOMA. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Guests dance together at CHOMA. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
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- Chelsea Osae-Asante, sophomore nursing major from Abilene and ASA Secretary, dances in the middle of the floor. (Photo by Sarah Eunyoung Thompson)
