Stanford Asian Pacific American Alumni Club

Welcome to the Stanford Asian Pacific American Alumni Club. Established in 1989, SAPAAC is dedicated to connecting Asian Pacific American alumni to the Stanford University community. APAs make up 24% of the Stanford student body, and SAPAAC is one of the largest Stanford alumni organizations.




Call for Nominations for SAPAAC Board of Directors

SAPAAC is looking for enthusiastic, committed volunteers to join its Board of Directors. Deadline for nominations is July 30th, 2009.

Want to nominate somebody? Click here!




SAPAAC News & Events

SAPAAC Spring 2009 Newsletter

Go to our Newsletter section and click on the "Spring 2009" link.



Got an event of interest to SAPAAC members?

Send the event name, date & time, place, and a brief description to sapaac@stanfordalumni.org.

Membership Drive

SAPAAC is currently conducting a membership drive. For a limited time, you can purchase a lifetime membership to SAPAAC for just $100 (regular price $200). With membership, you will receive free or discounted admittance to all SAPAAC events. You will also receive our quarterly newsletter keeping you up to date on Stanford news, from an APA perspective.

Interested? follow the link for instructions on how to join SAPAAC! Remember, you are receiving a lifetime of social events and Stanford news delivered to your inbox for just $100!

Donating to A3C

SAPAAC encourages Asian American alums to direct their giving to the A3C. Why? If you simply give to the general fund, the University has the absolute discretion to determine how to spend your dollars. But if you give to the A3C, or specify that your gift is intended for the A3C, then your generous donation will be used in a way that directly and meaningfully benefits Asian American students and alums.

So make your donation dollars count, and give to the A3C. For more info about donating directly to the A3C, contact the Advocacy and Issues Committee or email sapaac@stanfordalumni.org.

Thank You SAA

SAPAAC would like to thank the Stanford Alumni Association, and James Jordan, Tom Maravilla, and John Chase, in particular, for letting us use their meeting rooms, hosting our mailing list, and their overall support. Thank you SAA, we really appreciate it!