Since its founding in the fall of 1995, the Asian Pacific Student Coalition has been invested in many constituent- and administration-facing projects.  Examples of past initiatives and accomplishments include:

• Establishment of the Asian American Studies Program in Fall 1996
  →“Asian Amer. Studies program underway”

• Formation of the President’s Committee on Asian/Pacific-American Student Affairs in Fall 1997
  →“Asian American committee examines U. minority issues”

• Founding of an Asian American resource center, the Pan-Asian American Community House, in Fall 2000
  →“Students plan Asian center budget”
  →“Pan-Asian American Community House almost ready to open doors”
  →“PAACH opens for business”
  →“PAACH celebrates 10 years of activism”

• Approval of the Cultural Diversity in the US requirement in Spring 2007, through collaboration with the 5B: United Minorities Council, Latino Coalition, UMOJA, and Lambda Alliance
  →“Supporters push U.S. culture requirement”
  →“Requirement could attract minority profs”
  →“Students push mandatory study of U.S. minorities”
  →“Cultural requirement approved”

• Reform in the Division of Public Safety in Spring 2007
  →“DPS, students aim for better dialogue”

• Creation of the annual Mental Health Camp in Spring 2008  with the 5B
  →“Minority groups address mental health issues”
  →“Mental Health Camp addresses student stress”

• Release of campus climate data in Spring 2008, and institutionalization of the campus climate survey, with the 5B
  →“U. to make campus climate data public”

• Advocacy of greater faculty diversity
  →“Students call for increased diversity”

• Improvement of recruitment and retention of minority students
  →“Majority of Class of 2015 a minority”