Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Student Achievement Program
Upcoming Events
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ASAP can help you find:
Culturally responsive learning community
Advising and counseling services
Counseling and awareness services
Career readiness and employment services
Supplemental instruction and tutoring
Curriculum development and courses in Asian American studies and Pacific Islander studies
Internships and mentorships
More Than a Program,
We're a Community!
ASAP helps students create new connections without losing sight of what makes them feel at home. Through cultural celebrations, mentorship, leadership opportunities, academic support, and our AANHPI graduation celebrations, you'll find a place where you can grow, connect, and thrive.
The program centers the experiences of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander students while welcoming SWANA students, multiracial students, allies, and anyone who values an inclusive campus community.
We are committed to helping low-income and first-generation students thrive through graduation and beyond with support that fosters academic achievement, belonging, and early career success.
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Enroll in an Asian American Studies course.
All Events
Placeholder event
Wed, Aug 19, 3:00 pm
– 4:00 pm
The HUB
Placeholder event
Sun, Aug 30, 3:00 pm
– 4:00 pm
The HUB
Placeholder Event
Mon, Aug 31, 3:00 pm
– 4:00 pm
The HUB
Schulz, 1018
ngmo@sonoma.edu
Overview of ASAP Programming
AMCS 277: Intro to Asian American Studies (fulfills GE Area 6)
AMCS 377: Asian American Experience (fulfills GE upper-division Area 4)
Diwali
Lunar New Year
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
AANHPI Cultural Graduation
& More!
ASAP Lecture Series
Study Hall Sessions
Writing Workshops for Asian American Studies
Off-Campus Field Trips
ASAP Career Services Workshops
ASAP AAPIC North Bay Internships
ASAP is part of the California State University AANHPI Student Achievement Program (CSU ASAP), established by California Education Code Section 89297.1 (2022).
2026-2027 ASAP Advisory Team
- Katherine H. Lee, Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies & ASAP Faculty Coordinator
- Lauren Morimoto, Professor of Kinesiology
- Alvin Nguyen, Director of Student Success & University Advising
- Khou Yang-Vigil, Executive Director of the Center for Academic Access & Student Enrichment
