Asian Pacific American Coalition

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The Asian Pacific American Coalition (APAC) is a student organization that serves as a voice for the Asian, Pacific Islander, Desi American (APIDA) student population at George Mason University. APAC consists of enthusiastic Mason students from diverse backgrounds and cultures who work together to promote APIDA perspectives and heritage year-round and to show that the participation of APIDA students are essential to the growth of the Mason community.

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Vaish Mahimaluru Profile

Vaish Mahimaluru

President
Eliza Naranja Profile

Eliza Naranja

Public Relations
Tyler Huang Profile

Tyler Huang

Secretary
Madeleine Seang Profile

Madeleine Seang

Treasurer
Sophia Wang Profile

Sophia Wang

Events Coordinator
Blaize-Azree Naputi Profile

Blaize-Azree Naputi

Public Relations
Zara Sarwar Profile

Zara Sarwar

Public Relations
Benjamin Do Profile

Benjamin Do

Public Relations
Jordan Dimatulac Profile

Jordan Dimatulac

Public Relations
Micah Valerio Profile

Micah Valerio

Senior Advisor
Caroline Jacques Profile

Caroline Jacques

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Asian Pacific American Coalition


Fairfax Virginia
United States

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