Asian Pacific American Network

Latest News & Recent Updates

• 2006 ACPA Convention (March 18-22: Indianapolis, IN).
• Visit the ACPA Web Site - myacpa.org (May 1, 2003).
• CMA Fundraiser - Get your CMA T-Shirt today!
• APAN Connection Newsletter (Februrary 2003).

About APAN

The Asian Pacific American Network (APAN) is one of four networks within the Standing Committee for Multicultural Affairs (CMA) within the American College Personnel Association (ACPA). CMA serves as a liaison to ACPA's leadership, focusing attention on issues in education and trends, which affect ethnic students and professionals in the College Student Personnel field. 

Specifically, CMA is composed of four singular networks: Asian Pacific American, Latino, Native American, and Pan African. All four networks work collectively to promote diversity within ACPA. CMA is a nationally visible and action-oriented group that addresses the changing cultural dynamics within higher education institutions and works to create multicultural strategies and solutions.

In general, the APAN works toward providing community and network opportunities for Asian Pacific American professionals within ACPA. Additionally, APAN provides leadership within CMA, representing Asian Pacific American issues and advocating for programs, services and actions.

Join APAN

The Asian Pacific American Network is dedicated to the concerns and issues of the Asian faculty, staff, and students in higher education. The Asian Pacific American Network is inclusive and all people are encouraged and welcome to join the group. The Asian Pacific American Network also furthers the goals of the Committee for Multicultural Affairs and ACPA.

For more information or to join APAN, send an email with your contact information (Name, Title, Department/Institution, Address, E-Mail, Phone & Fax) to: Cherrymae Aromas or Amnat Chittaphong.