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==Part of Speech== | ==Part of Speech== | ||
Noun | Noun | ||
==Pronunciation== | ==English Orthographic Pronunciation== | ||
[ | [ay-pak] | ||
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Acronym for Asian Pacific American Coalition, "a student group that strives to represent and serve students of Asian descent at Northwestern by raising awareness of Asian/Asian American social and cultural issues and engaging and empowering the A/AA student community."<ref>[https://nuapac.wordpress.com/about/ APAC Mission Statement]</ref> APAC began in 1991 as the Asian American Advisory Board (AAAB), which, in addition to overseeing all Asian/Asian American student organizations, demonstrated for the creation of the Asian American Studies Program ([[AASP]) with hunger strikes in 1995. | ['eɪpæk] | ||
==Description== | |||
Acronym for Asian Pacific American Coalition, "a student group that strives to represent and serve students of Asian descent at Northwestern by raising awareness of Asian/Asian American social and cultural issues and engaging and empowering the A/AA student community."<ref>[https://nuapac.wordpress.com/about/ APAC Mission Statement]</ref> APAC began in 1991 as the Asian American Advisory Board ([[AAAB]]), which, in addition to overseeing all Asian/Asian American student organizations, demonstrated for the creation of the Asian American Studies Program ([[AASP]]) with hunger strikes in 1995. | |||
APAC is an advocacy/socio-political group officially recognized by the [[MSA]] and an [[A-status]] group recognized by [[ASG]]. | |||
===Annual Events=== | ===Annual Events=== | ||
* APAC & [[CSA]] Spring Speaker | * APAC & [[CSA]] Spring Speaker | ||
* Espresso Expressions | * Espresso Expressions | ||
* [[KASA]] & APAC Korea Peace Day | |||
* Mr. Panasia | * Mr. Panasia | ||
* [https://www.facebook.com/MAASUForChange MAASU] Spring Conference | * [https://www.facebook.com/MAASUForChange MAASU] Spring Conference | ||
===Past Spring Speakers=== | |||
* WongFu Productions in 2015 | |||
* Timothy DeLaGhetto in 2014 | |||
* Franny Choi in 2013 | |||
* Phil Yu (Angry Asian Man) in 2010<ref>[http://dailynorthwestern.com/2010/04/15/campus/campusarchived/angry-asian-man-challenges-racial-stereotyping-at-apacs-spring-event/ Angry Asian Man’ challenges racial stereotyping]</ref> | |||
* Margaret Cho in 2003<ref>[http://dailynorthwestern.com/2003/05/11/archive-manual/aaab-to-seek-change-in-name-focus-on-social-issues/ AAAB to seek change in name]</ref> | |||
==Example Sentence== | ==Example Sentence== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Part of Speech
Noun
English Orthographic Pronunciation
[ay-pak]
IPA
['eɪpæk]
Description
Acronym for Asian Pacific American Coalition, "a student group that strives to represent and serve students of Asian descent at Northwestern by raising awareness of Asian/Asian American social and cultural issues and engaging and empowering the A/AA student community."[1] APAC began in 1991 as the Asian American Advisory Board (AAAB), which, in addition to overseeing all Asian/Asian American student organizations, demonstrated for the creation of the Asian American Studies Program (AASP) with hunger strikes in 1995.
APAC is an advocacy/socio-political group officially recognized by the MSA and an A-status group recognized by ASG.
Annual Events
- APAC & CSA Spring Speaker
- Espresso Expressions
- KASA & APAC Korea Peace Day
- Mr. Panasia
- MAASU Spring Conference
Past Spring Speakers
- WongFu Productions in 2015
- Timothy DeLaGhetto in 2014
- Franny Choi in 2013
- Phil Yu (Angry Asian Man) in 2010[2]
- Margaret Cho in 2003[3]
Example Sentence
Did you go to the APAC general meeting?
