The Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Student Achievement Program (ASAP) at Stanislaus State cultivates a community where students feel supported, connected and empowered to succeed. Through culturally responsive programming, community care, relationship building and intergenerational storytelling, ASAP creates opportunities that foster belonging and support the success of AANHPI and all students.
Working alongside campus and Central Valley community partners, ASAP strengthens connections and creates opportunities for student growth and engagement. Learn more about the CSU systemwide ASAP program
All University programs and activities are open and available to all regardless of race, sex, color, ethnicity or national origin.
Support & Services
ASAP provides opportunities designed to strengthen student connections, celebrate culture and support academic and personal growth.
- Community Care Mentorship
Build meaningful connections through mentorship rooted in community care, shared experiences and student development. - Culturally Responsive & Academic Programming
Participate in annual AANHPI-centered educational, cultural and community-building programs and events. - Individual & Group Support
Connect with one-on-one and group-based support designed to help students navigate campus resources and their college experience. - Student Employment & Faculty Fellowships
Explore opportunities that support leadership development, professional growth and engagement with the Stan State community. - Post-Graduate Guidance & Community Building
Access opportunities that support preparation for life after graduation while building lasting networks and community connections.
Stay Connected
Contact Us
Peter Xiong
CSU ASAP Program Coordinator
pxiong31@csustan.edu
Visit Us
Warrior Cross Cultural Center
Second Floor, Vasché Library
Stop by to connect with our team, explore upcoming programs and learn how to get involved.
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Additional Resources
The Asian Connection Club (ACC) provides a positive outlet for Asian Pacific Islander students at Stanislaus State to have the college experience and find a community to connect with.
The Asian Pacific Islander Faculty & Staff Association (API-FSA) aims to promote a campus climate that is sensitive, representative, and fair to all ethnic groups, including, for example, Asian, Asian-American, Southeast Asian, Pacific Islander, Asian Indian and other Asian groups through a variety of efforts; and more.
Updated: September 15, 2026