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The Caribbean African Organization of Students is a non-profit student group at the University of Windsor.
CAOS was orginally named CARISSA and was established by
ten international students who came from the Caribbean. The purpose of this group
was to educate the student body with Caribbean issues and culture. In addition,
the group wanted to offer fresh and innovative ways of learning. CARISSA made several
contributions to the University of Windsor and Windsor community by offering tutoring
for students who needed help with math and science. CARISSA even sponsored a child in
Haiti and set up a scholarship fund for students.
Over the years, CARISSA was renamed CARICOM and made a few changes such as expanding their executive team, which was made
up students with Caribbean and African descent. In 2004, the group was once again renamed
to CAOS, which stood for Caribbean African Organization of Students, thus better representing
all its members.
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Goal: Our goal is to represent the Caribbean and African culture, while enhancing & enriching the minds and social activity of the students of Windsor. This is done by hosting varies events & activities put on by the board of directors from Caribbean and African descent.
Motto: "Let the World Speak Our Language"
~ Home
~ History
~ Executive Members
~ Past Events
~ Upcoming Events
~ 411 Discussion
~ Recreational Events
~ Volunteer Opportunities
~ Speak Out & Vote
~ Contact ~
E-mail: morgani@uwindsor.ca