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Asian Pacific American Student Services
Asian Pacific American Student Services

University of Southern California
Student Union 410
Los Angeles, CA 90089-4851


Tel:
(213) 740-4999

Fax:
(213) 740-5284

Email:
apass@usc.edu
USC Asian Pacific American Student Services (APASS) is a multifaceted department focused on the education, engagement, and empowerment of students.

APASS has a two-fold mission: to facilitate Asian Pacific American participation, dialogue, community-building, and empowerment, while at the same time, to serve as a source of cross-cultural educational programming for the entire campus.

APASS programs include orientation, leadership development, service-learning and community immersion, career and peer mentoring, cross-cultural and educational programs, academic collaborations, and individual and collective advocacy.

We understand the distinctive needs among the different ethnicities within our Asian Pacific American community, and we succeed in deriving strength from our diversity. We believe in a pan-Asian Pacific American identity that is rooted in the Civil Rights Movement, and continues to grow in the transnational sphere.
APASS 30th Anniversary Celebration

The APASS Anniversary Celebration “Roots to Branches” celebrates 30 years of advocacy, engagement, and community empowerment!

The evening includes a sit-down dinner, special performances, and a program to highlight APASS accomplishments throughout the years, recognize outstanding alumni and students, and share a vision for the future of APASS.

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DESI Project Presents: Are You Down With the Brown?
February 13, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: PIRC 1016
APASS DESI Project Presents: Are You Down With The Brown?:
A Panel Discussion About the Intersection Between Race and Relationships...
Connections! Career Panel & Networking Night
February 22, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: TBD
In collaboration with LEAP and AABA.
Project ReMiX: Leap Back: LA Explodes
February 29, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location: ECC Lecture Hall
In collaboration with El Centro Chicano and the Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs.