Asian & Pacific Cultural Center

History

The Asian & Pacific Cultural Center (APCC) was established in Fall 2021. Nathan Nguyen, its inaugural program director, was hired in October 2021 to begin the development of a center dedicated to Asian & Pacific Islander student success at CSUDH.

The Asian & Pacific Cultural Center began providing in-person programs and services in Spring 2022. In Fall 2022, through student activism and conversations with campus leaders, a temporary space in WH 250 was designated for our center. In Spring 2023, we opened our doors to students and the campus community.

To learn more about upcoming events and programs, visit our Instagram page.

Mission

The Asian & Pacific Cultural Center aims to be a cultural home for API students at CSUDH where community, belonging, learning, and engagement are instruments toward personal, academic, and professional success of API students. 

Goals

  • Build community through relevant programs, activities, and celebrations that reflect the broad Asian & Pacific experience.
  • Engage students in learning and development through the lenses of racial-justice, critical reflection, and inclusion.
  • Advocate for student wellness and success through providing and connecting students to on-campus and off-campus resources.

Focus Areas

  • Academic Success
  • Social Justice
  • Community Building
  • Career Readiness
  • Culture & Art
  • Clubs & Organizations Support
  • Identity Development
  • Graduate School Resources


 


Connect with us!

Location & Hours
Welch Hall 250
Hours
Monday-Thursday
9:00AM-5:00PM

Contact
api@ngskmc-eis.net
ToroLink
(310) 243-2290

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