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?
Discover how culture, identity, and shared experiences shape our communities and sense of belonging. The AANHPI Learning Community invites all students to explore the histories, contributions, and challenges of Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities—while building connections across cultures.
Why Join?
Learn in a supportive space designed to spark conversation, build understanding, and promote equity for first-generation and historically underserved students.
Eligibility
The AANHPI learning community is open to all students and designed to support and empower Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander students.
Who Can Participate?
All students are welcome to engage, learn, and grow through this transformative learning community.
Benefits
- Building community within a learning cohort.
- Classes offered at both Pleasant Hill and San Ramon campuses.
- Dedicated academic counseling.
- Dedicated AANHPI Ambassadors.
- Leadership opportunities.
- College tours.
- Social events and cultural conferences.
Courses Offered, Fall 2025 Cohort
Pleasant Hill Campus
- BUS 109-6225 - Introduction to Business
- BUS 240-6225 - Business Statistics
- COUNS 120-5111 - Student Success
- FTVE 210-6333 - Ethnic Cultures in Film
San Ramon Campus
- BUS 109-9119 - Introduction to Business
- COUNS 120-5111 - Student Success
- ENGL C1000-9410 - Academic Reading/Writing
- FTVE 210-9119 - Ethnic Cultures in Film