Asian Pacific Student Coalition (APSC)

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Club Mission

Founded in the fall of 1995, the Asian Pacific Student Coalition (APSC) is a student organization at the University of Pennsylvania that exists as an alliance of Asian and Pacific Islander (API) student groups. The primary purpose of APSC is to represent the interests and causes of the API community to the University administration. APSC also promotes and celebrates the richness of API culture, facilitates communication between student groups, and provides a forum for discussion on issues of student concern. APSC is open to all members of the University of Pennsylvania and the surrounding community who have an interest in issues relevant to Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.

FAQ

Most Recent
Question: Does the ASPC have independent events, or is it more so a regulatory group between APA clubs and University administration? - Anonymous
Hi, APSC does plan its own events but also offers support to the APA clubs under our constituency. When it comes to the University Administration, we represent the API community's needs and desires.
- Asian Pacific Student Coalition (APSC)
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Organizational Profile

24 Registered (20 - 50 Members)

Currently Accepting: Yes

Open Membership

Both Semesters

Classification: Undergraduate open


Contact

How to Get Involved

APSC hosts events throughout the year that all students are welcome to attend. If you would like to be a part of the event planning, political, or marketing committees, our next application will open in the beginning of the Spring semester.

For more information, feel free to contact us at board@upennapsc.com!

Reach out to join our listserv and stay updated with all events among the API community at Penn! Like our page on Facebook and follow us on Instagram (@upennapsc)! 

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