AAMP provides a space for students to find community and explore what it means to identify as part of the Asian American community through discussions, socials, and mentor-mentee relationships.
AAMP participants are placed into group consisting of two mentees and two mentors. Fall Term starts with an opening orientation, followed by monthly discussions and socials. Groups are encouraged to meet informally throughout the year.
Asian American Pacific American Heritage Month (AAPIHM) is a month-long celebration that occurs during the month of May. The purpose of AAPIHM is to celebrate, honor, and educate the Dartmouth community on issues of Asian Pacific American identity, history, and culture through educational programs, speakers, and community-building events. Formerly known as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, the celebration was renamed to be more inclusive of Pacific Islander identities and experiences within the larger Pan Asian community.
Each year, OPAL Pan Asian Student Advising recognizes individuals and groups who have significantly contributed to the Pan Asian Community at Dartmouth. Award recipients are nominated by the Dartmouth community and chosen through a student committee. PAC Awards include the Emerging Leader Award, Community Advocate Award, Outstanding Service Award, and the AAPIHM Award.
Learn more and submit nominations for the 2021 PAC Awards here.
The Pan Asian Community Welcome is an informal event for new and returning students. Students have an opportunity to connect with staff and faculty and learn about student organizations and opportunities to get involved on campus.