About Us

The Asian Pacific American Cultural Center is open to all students and serves as a resource for CSU and partnering communities by providing services and educational opportunities rooted in student success for anyone who wants to connect with Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Southwest Asian, North African, Middle Eastern, Southeast Asian, South Asian, Desi, East Asian, adopted, mixed race, and Asian American cultures. APACC achieves this through collaborative efforts to build community, facilitate student connection, promote student leadership and engagement, empower students to learn, increase access, and deliver academic and professional development.

The Asian Pacific American Cultural Center is one of seven Cultural Resource Centers within the Division of Student Affairs at CSU. Our fellow offices include the Black/African American Cultural Center, El Centro, Native American Cultural Center, Pride Resource Center, Student Disability Center, and Survivor Advocacy and Foundational Education Center.

Events Calendar

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Mission, Vision, & Values

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History

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