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2013 CHSNE-Waring-Langone
Scholarship
Eligibility: curent high school students entering a college in New Engladn in the fall of 2013
ABOUT US
The Chinese Historical Society of New England (CHSNE) is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit
entity incorporated in Massachusetts in 1992.
It is the first educational organization dedicated solely to documenting,
preserving, and promoting the history and legacy of Chinese immigration in New
England.
The CHSNE is governed by board members and staff representing a
wide range of experiences, perspectives, and expertise. more...
� 2008 Chinese Historical Society of New England Inc.
China Trade Center â–ª 2 Boylston Street, G-3 â–ª Boston, MA 02116
Phone: (617) 338-4339 â–ª Fax: (617) 338-9339 â–ª info@chsne.org
Site Creation: Norman Eng
| Mount Hope Cemetery / Chinese Immigrant Memorial |
Chinese American
Women Oral History Project |
CHSNE/Waterman-Waring-Langone Scholarship |
| The new memorial at Mt. Hope Cemetery was built to honor the historical significance of the Chinese Burial Grounds there and the pioneering Chinese immigrants who are ancestors of today's Chinese community in Boston. more... |
CAWOHP is a joint project
with the Schlesinger Library of the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced
Study at Harvard University to record oral histories of Chinese
American women who lived in New England. more... |
The CHSNE scholarship program, established in 1994 and underwritten by the Boston Harbor side Home of J.S. Waterman & Sons-Waring-Langone, awards an annual scholarship of $500 each (up to $2000 over four years of study) more... |
| Annual Meeting and Dinner | Sojourner Award | Historic Chinatown Tours |
| Held annually (usually in September) to conduct elections, honor our Sojourner Awardees and present the CHSNE/Waterman Scholarships. more... |
Established in 1995 in memory of our early Chinese sojourners to recognize individuals and organizations for their contribution to the recording, preservation, and education about the Chinese American community in New England. more... | A walking tour of the sites in Chinatown that are important to the development of our Chinatown community. Watch this site for more information about schedules and reservations. more... |
