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Asian American Studies Pathways Project

The Asian American Studies Pathways Project (AASPP) at CSUN provides academic tools and resources for Asian American, Pacific Islander, and Desi-American (APIDA) students to build community and succeed in higher academia. AASPP was founded in 2017 in response to decreasing APIDA enrollment and retention at CSUN. It is the only student-led and student-funded organization dedicated to serving APIDA Matadors. 

The COVID-19 pandemic and 200% increase in anti-Asian/Pacific Islander hate crimes and violence contributed to the steady decrease in APIDA student attendance and retention at CSUN. As a student-run resource for APIDA Matadors, AASPP seeks to address this by providing intentional programming, culturally-relative community organizing, and material support to our most vulnerable students to increase recruitment and retention. 

AASPP is solely run by student interns from disciplines across CSUN, with the administrative support of a faculty coordinator from the Asian American Studies Department. AASPP’s ability to employ CSUN students is funded by students themselves via the Campus Quality Fee included in tuition, but your donations help expand AASPP’s capacity. Though we are funded by the Campus Quality Fee to pay our student interns’ wages, we depend on financial support from donors like you to provide all aspects involved in our programming. 

Your donations will allow us to provide materials and academic support for CSUN students, as well as community events and student success workshops. Your contributions also help sustain our physical space at the Glenn Omatsu House. We thank you in advance for your generous contributions to student life and success at CSUN, and for your support of underserved APIDA Matadors.

Click the "Donate" button above to give to the Asian American Studies Pathways Project.

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The John J. Harris Donor Challenge for the CSUN Black House
Thank you to all who donated to this challenge! And thank you to CSUN alumnus, John Harris, for his support of the CSUN Black House.
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The Bob Myman Challenge for Disability Resources and Educational Services
Thank you to all the donors who contributed to this challenge! And thank you to Bob Myman for his generous support of CSUN DRES
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The Endowed Professorship In Africana Studies Challenge
Thank you to all who donated to this challenge! And thank you to CSUN alumnus, Robert Taylor and his wife, Joy, for their support of Africana Studies.
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