Dr. Linda Ahuna-Hamill Memorial Scholarship

The Asian Pacific American Cultural Center works to make Colorado State University a safe and supportive space for Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern, Asian American (including Southeast Asian, Desi, adopted, and mixed-race) students, and other historically marginalized communities. The center is focused on building community, working to remove barriers, and providing access to resources to support students in finding fulfillment and success while at CSU and beyond.

Finding ways to stay open for in-person experiences and provide hybrid opportunities with safety in mind has continued to be a priority for us. Being back fully in-person, we have watched the office space fill with students for socializing, studying, relaxing, meetings, and building community.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Last year, with your support, we endowed the Dr. Linda Ahuna-Hamill Memorial Scholarship! As we strive to support more students with more scholarship dollars we ask you to help us increase funding through gifts to this scholarship. Your giving will support students who demonstrate strong character or leadership through community service or other involvement that advances the APIDA Community.

You can also support the Asian/Pacific American Cultural Center Endowment and the Patricia and Robert Memorial Impact Award to support student success through programs and scholarships.

With your help, our students will continue to thrive at the University. Please spread the word by sharing this campaign link - email it to anyone you believe would like to support us or post on your social media accounts. Join us during APIDA Heritage Month for in-person or virtual programming going on now. Follow us on Instagram @csu.apacc to see current posts and content from our office. If you have any questions, please email us at apacc.csu@colostate.edu.

Thank you for your generous support!

This project is now in update mode. Check back regularly to see how things are progressing.