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WHAT IS UT FSA

WHAT IS UT FSA?

Founded in 1988, The Filipino Students Association (FSA) at the University of Texas at Austin is a non-profit, student-run organization that strives to promote the Filipino culture through family, dance, sports, and community. 

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OUR PILLARS

OUR PILLARS

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CULTURE

Culture forms the basis of our organization; after all, what is Filipino Students Association without Filipino culture? FSA strives to keep our roots alive and educate our community, whether that be through showcases such as Filipino Culture Night, or simply having a conversation about the Filipino identity. Culture is what ties all of what we do – community service, sports, dance, and more – together.

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COMMUNITY

One of the many beautiful values of the Filipino culture is the genuine spirit of serving others. FSA raises money for Bantay Bata, a social welfare program in the Philippines that aims to protect disadvantaged Filipino youth from child abuse, exploitation, and neglect. FSA also fundraises money in order to send scholarships to underprivileged students in the Philippines with the SingSing Scholarship, started by one of our past presidents, Melissa SingSing.

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SPORTS

Historically, organized sports were introduced to the Philippines by Americans in the early 20th century. Today, sports remain a popular and important aspect of the Filipino culture. FSA participates in several sports throughout the year in Intramural (IM) Leagues and at Goodphil. These sports include: basketball, flag football, volleyball, soccer, ultimate frisbee, and pickleball. Don't play sports? Consider joining the FSA Hype Squad!

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DANCE

FSA uses dance to create a stronger bond between its members and the Filipino culture. FSA fosters and promotes the growth of all kinds of dancers through summer dance workshops (Twerkshops), Unity, Goodphil Modern, Goodphil Spirit, and various cultural dances (such as Tinikling, Malong Malong, and Maglalitik). UT FSA is proud to welcome dancers of all levels – from those who have danced their entire life, to those who have little experience.

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MEET OUR OFFICERS

Meet Our Officers

2025 - 2026

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Kassandra Pangilinan

President

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Leona Alonso

Vice President

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Samantha Natividad

Goodphil Chair

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Eileen Vuong

Secretary 

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Kyle Villanueva

External Treasurer

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Rheanna Dancel-Javier

Internal Treasurer

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Adrian Belista

Community Chair 

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Kolby Cruz

Social Chair

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Tuesday Betanio

Pamilya Chair

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Lola AhSang

Graphics Chair

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Ira Carreon

External Culture Chair

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Nikki Arcayan

Internal Culture Chair

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Jenna-Mi Tran

Sports Chair

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Brianna Sibounheuang

Sports Chair

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Vincent Nguyen

Videographer

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V'Jae Brown

Photographer

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Francenne Puno

Creative Director

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Sabrina Delos Santos

Creative Director

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Kevin Lin

Webmaster

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