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Hunter College AANAPISI Project (HCAP) is funded by the U.S. Department of Education’s Asian American and Native American Pacific Islander-Serving Institutions (AANAPISI) Program to enhance academic and student support services for Asian American and Pacific Islander and other high-need students at Hunter College, including first-generation college goers, English Language Learners, and students from immigrant families.
Academic support for students with multilingual backgrounds through courses, summer and winter seminars, and workshops on academic reading, writing, and presenting.
Outreach events, courses centered on AAPI communities and mental health, referrals with NYC community mental health centers, and collaboration with departments and services at Hunter College.
Workshops that provide skills and knowledge to help students manage their personal finances in a way that supports their academic and life goals.
Peer mentorship, resources, and community building programs to support new transfer students to Hunter College.
AAPI community research skills courses, workshops, and undergraduate research assistantships with Hunter faculty mentors.
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In celebration of AANAPISI week, we reached out to students in our community to share why they support AANAPISI programs like Hunter College AANAPISI Project (HCAP). We posted their responses on our office`s whiteboard. Check them out!
✨ In celebration of AANAPISI week, we reached out to students in our community to share why they support AANAPISI programs like Hunter College AANAPISI Project (HCAP). Students who served as panelists from our recent HCAP mental health event talked about what it was like to be an immigrant or a child of immigrants as a college student. We asked a few of these panelists to also share why they support AANAPISIs – check out what they shared here!
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Three students holding four signs that begin with “I support AANAPISI programs because… The rest of the signs read as the following:
Sign 1: “Community is important in a time of division.”
Sign 2: “It gave me a community in a time when I felt lost. Support us!!!”
Sign 3: “They saved my life.”
Sign 4: “They gave me support in ways my family needed but never got.”
The signs are decorated with leaves, stars, lions, and hearts.
In celebration of AANAPISI Week, Hunter College AANAPISI Project (HCAP) reached out to the community for impact statements and received incredible responses from students and alumni who have benefited from our AANAPISI grant funded programs. Stay tuned next week to see what responses we got! Why do you support AANAPISI programs like HCAP? How has HCAP supported you? Add your thoughts in the comments below!
#huntercollege #AANAPISIWeek
As a funded AANAPISI, Hunter College received a multi-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education to create Hunter College AANAPISI Project (HCAP). HCAP provides resources and opportunities open to all Hunter students. To learn more, visit our website at huntercap.org or visit our 🔗 link in bio!
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