The AANAPISI Community is committed to fostering a culturally engaging campus environment that supports students academically, personally, and professionally and provides access to resources that help you achieve your goals and find your mission.
The AANAPISI program strengthens Mission College’s ability to:
With nearly 50 percent of Mission's student population identifying as AAPI, we represent diverse subgroups such as Vietnamese (32.7%) and Filipino (21.5%). Many of these students are first-generation college attendees and come from low socioeconomic backgrounds, making our mission even more critical.
The AANAPISI Scholarship Program provides financial support to undergraduate AAPI students. Awards range from $2,500 one-time scholarships to $10,000 multi-year scholarships.
A hub for students pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) disciplines. Access tutoring, workshops, and networking events and so much more.
AANAPISI organizes tours to universities to UC and CSU campuses, giving students insight into transfer pathways. Summer Research Programs provide funding for hands-on experiences.
Since receiving the Title III AANAPISI Part A and Part F grants, Mission College has:
Additionally, the program combats stereotypes like the "model minority myth" by addressing real challenges, such as financial instability and access to resources. On average, 54% of financial aid is awarded to AAPI students at Mission College.
Enjoy the Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Collection, funded by the Robert N. Chang Charitable Foundation, featuring works by and about AAPI authors.
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