Asian and Asian American LLC

We serve as the center for academic conversations around Asian/Asian American issues and a space to host meetings and discussions related to Asian/Asian American identity, while also serving as a welcoming location for anyone interested in learning about these topics.

Through resident-planned programs such as film screenings, community potlucks, trips to nearby conferences and exhibitions, student-led discussions, dinners with professors, and intercommunity discussions, we will critically assess what it means to be Asian/Asian American as individuals and as a community at and outside of Dartmouth. We hope to foster a better understanding of Asian/Asian American identity and how it intersects with gender, sexuality, religion, nationality, and more.

We welcome all students interested in learning more about the Asian/Asian American identity.

Asian and Asian American LLC residents are expected to attend at least 60% of scheduled programming events each term, including the termly dinner, study nights, campus partner events, and other programs. The Staff Advisor, Student Coordinators, Asian/American LLC residents, or other facilitators may host programming events.

If residents are not able to fulfill residency expectations, they should communicate in advance with the Staff Advisor.

• Amanda Wong

  Pronouns: she/her/她

  Office: Collis 301B

1. What does an Asian/American identity on the Dartmouth campus mean to you and how would living in the Asian and Asian American LLC support your academic and personal growth?
2. What classes, coursework, projects, creative works, or research related to Pan Asian experiences have you worked on? Please describe any on- or off-campus dialogue, facilitation, community building, empowerment, service, activism, or leadership training or experience completed prior to residency.
   1. For upper-level students: Please include ways you are or have been or are involved with the Pan Asian Community at Dartmouth.
   2. For incoming first-year students:  Please include ways you plan to be involved with the Pan Asian Community at Dartmouth.
3. Living in the Asian and Asian American LLC includes a requirement of participating in LLC programming and events, including socials, workshops, and discussions.  What type of events do you want to participate in or learn from? What events do you want to host or support? 

Beginning in Fall 2026, upper-level students part of the Asian and Asian American LLC will live in Ledyard Apartments located at 19 East Wheelock Street, on the northwest corner of Wheelock and Park Streets. View floor plans on the website of the Office of Residential Life.

Incoming first-year students will reside on an Asian/American LLC first-year floor in the East Wheelock House Community. All programs and events will include all Asian/American LLC residents in communal spaces.