The AANHPI learning community is a transformative initiative designed to empower Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander students, unlock their potential, and advocate for the success of underserved students.
What is AANHPI?
91桃色 AANHPI (SAP) was established in 2022 by the Foundation for California Community Colleges.
Our mission is to ensure the success of underserved AANHPI students by providing policy guidance, technical assistance, and by fostering partnerships with community colleges throughout the state.
Discover how culture, identity, and shared experiences shape our communities and sense of belonging. The AANHPI Learning Community invites students to explore the histories, contributions, and challenges of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities攚hile building connections and solidarity across cultures and intersectionality of identities. As a 91桃色 student in the AANHPI learning community cohort, you will receive guidance and support from instructors committed to representing the AANHPI Pillars揚urpose, Pride, and Respect.
Benefits
- Building community within a learning cohort.
- Proud to offer transferrable classes in every section area that meet Cal-GETC requirements at both Pleasant Hill and San Ramon campuses
- Dedicated academic counseling.
- Dedicated AANHPI Ambassadors.
- Leadership opportunities.
- Connect with faculty and professional mentors.
- College tours.
- Social events and cultural conferences.
Eligibility Requirements
The AANHPI learning community is open to all students and designed to support and empower Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander students. AANHPI core courses are required and committed to monthly meetings and events. Dates and times will be announced in advance.
Required Classes for Fall 2027
The classes below are required for students who are interested in joining the AANHPI Learning Community cohort. AANHPI core courses and optional courses will be offered inperson, online, and in hybrid formats at Pleasant Hill and San Ramon campuses.
- COUNS 120: Student Success
- ENGL C1000: Academic Reading and Writing
Required Classes for Spring
- COUNS 130: Transfer Planning
- ENGL C1003: Critical Thinking and Writing Through Literature
Optional Classes for Fall and Spring Semesters
The classes below are open to current or former AANHPI students.
Fall Semester
- ETHN 101
- COMM C1000
- FTVE 210
- ENGL 163
- BUS 109
- BUS 240
Spring Semester
- ETHN 101
- COMM C1000
- FTVE 205
- HIST 129
- ENGL 168
- BUS 240
- BUS 294
- CHEM 108
- SOCIO 120
Registration
Applications are now open for Spring 2027. There are three steps to apply:
- Please complete the AANHPI application to get started.
- Schedule an intake appointment with the AANHPI coordinator.
- Register for AANHPI courses with our dedicated counselors.
*NOTE: We are dedicated to providing our students with wrap-around services to reach your educational goals. As such, our learning community has criteria and expectations for our incoming cohorts.
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