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Asian-American and Pacific Islander Student Center

Welcome

               
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                Welcome to the Asian American and 
             Pacific Islander Student Center Website


The Asian American & Pacific Islander Student Center (AAPISC) is committed to provide holistic services and programs that assist Washington State University to retain, develop and assist AAPI students in achieving their highest education potential. The Center is also committed to explore, educate, and celebrate the rich diversity within Asian American & Pacific Islander communities.

There are 52 cultures under the umbrella-term "Asian American and Pacific Islander." Though each culture has its unique characteristics, we are united in the common struggle of adapting to Pullman away from the comforts that our cultures may have provided. Things such as: family, food, climate and community advocacy/support are vital to feeling comfortable in a college climate.

The AAPI Center recognizes the uniquity and breadth of experiences within the 52 cultures, striving to accommodate students to feel at home at Washington State University. The AAPI Student Center is committed to building community leadership and academic advancement for students of all cultures. It is a place to relax, meet other students and find useful information to survive in this stressful college environment.

We provide academic advising, tutoring through the Multicultural Center's Academic Enrichment Center, student mentoring, personal counseling advocacy, leadership training, a computer lab and numerous programs throughout the year. We encourage all students at Washington State University to take part of campus activities and to take advantage of these great opportunities.

News and Information

2/9/2010
February is Black History Month - come celebrate through a variety of events and workshops!

Click here for a list of featured events.

2/8/2010
Multicultural Conference Fundraising Banquet

ASWSU is inviting YOU and YOUR STUDENT ORGANIZATION to the 6th Annual Multicultural Conference Fundraising Banquet.

Friday, February 26th from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Senior Ballroom of the Compton Union Building.


Student Group Tables are $350. Single Seats are available for only $50.


All proceeds from the banquet support the four Multicultural Student Conferences (SHAPING, CASHE, VIBES, and the Pah-Loots-Pu Pow Wow) that occur each year at WSU. These conferences give WSU students the opportunity to develop leadership and professional skills and give hundreds of high school students across the state the chance to travel to WSU and get the inspiration and encouragement they need to pursue higher education.

RSVP to aswsu.mfb@gmail.com. For more information please contact megan_crenshaw@wsu.edu.




2/2/2010
SHADES OF BLACK 7
Univeristy of Idaho SUB Ballroom
Saturday, February 20th, 2010
5 p.m. |  Free admission

2/2/2010
WSU CAREER EXPO
Find a job, internship, graduate school & network with employers
Tuesday, February 9, 2010 Beasley Coliseum
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

2/1/2010
Hawaii Club presents the 25 th Annual Mom's Weekend Lu'au
April 10th, 2010


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