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ACPA has a proud tradition of advocating for and advancing the voices of all of members of our profession. ACPA Coalitions & Networks are at the forefront of issues of inclusion and social justice and are unique in that they represent and act as advocates for the social identities of the ACPA community. Coalitions & Networks represent who we are. They provide mentoring opportunities, promote relevant scholarship, produce publications, and sponsor programs and socials during the Annual Convention.
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OUR COalitions
Coalition for (Dis)Ability
Contact the Chair:
Spencer Scruggs // cd@acpa.nche.edu
Coalition on Men & Masculinities
Contact the Chair:
Kyle Ashlee // cmm@acpa.nche.edu
Coalition for Multicultural Affairs
Contact the Chair:
Jasmine Lee // cmm@acpa.nche.edu
*Scroll down to learn about the Networks under the Coalition for Multicultural Affairs
Coalition for Sexuality and Gender Identities
Contact the Chair:
Katie Stygles // csgi@acpa.nche.edu
Coalition for Women’s Identities
Contact the Chair:
Kelly Schrader // cwi@acpa.nche.edu
native, aboriginal and indigenous coalition
Contact the Chair:
Symphony Oxendine // naic@acpa.nche.edu
our Networks
*within the Coalition for Multicultural Affairs
asian pacific american network
Contact the Chairs:
Amanda Assalone & Cherry Lim //cma_apan@acpa.nche.edu
Latinx network
Contact the Chair:
Daniel Hernandez // cma_ln@acpa.nche.edu
Multiracial Network
Contact the Chair:
Rob Kunicki // cma_mrn@acpa.nche.edu
pan african network
Contact the Chair:
Jasmine Lee // pan@acpa.nche.edu
*within the Native, Aboriginal and Indigenous Coalition
indigenous student affairs network
Contact the Chair:
Justin Rasmussen // naic_isan@acpa.nche.edu
the latest from ACPA coalitions & networks
Announcing Our Brand New Publication
The Coalition for (Dis)Ability is really excited to be launching a brand new publication with ACPA, Creating Inclusivity While Providing Accommodations: A Practical Guide to Champion Individuals with (Dis)abilities on Campus. Edited by Drs. Amy French and Sarah...
Pan African Network Achievement Awards Nominations
The Pan African Network sponsors the Pan African Network Achievement Awards to recognize African American/Black Student Affairs Professionals who have excelled in the areas of citizenship, innovation, leadership, and distinguished service to others. These...
Resources from CMA
Asian Pacific American Educational Resources Asian American Studies Center (UCLA) Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library Center for Pacific Islands Studies (University of Hawaii) East - West Center Higher Education in the United States: An Encyclopedia (order form)...
PAN Foundations Mentoring
The Foundations Mentoring Program (FMP) is a network of new and seasoned Pan African professionals within the higher education profession who participate in our semi-structures mentorship program. Foundations Mentoring is instrumental in connecting out PAN membership...
PAN Newsletters & Podcasts
May 2019 Newsletter May 2019 Podcast - Apple May 2019 Podcast - SoundCloud April 2019 Newsletter April 2019 Podcast - Apple April 2019 Podcast - SoundCloud Feburary 2019 Newsletter February 2019 Podcast - Apple Feburary 2019 Podcast - SoundCloud January 2019...
#PANFam
The Pan African Network (PAN) welcomes you to the #PANFam! By willingly opting into this Network, you are signing up to be a part of a group of engaged scholar practitioners who strive to create community with, advocate for, and highlight the work of Black student...
Meet the 2021-2022 PAN Chair
2021-2022 PAN Chair: Ja'Mahl McDaniel Since my first ACPA convention in 2015 at Tampa, I have looked forward to connecting with many dynamic, unapologetically Black scholars and professionals through the Pan African Network. PAN has and continues to provide m e with a...
Pan African Network Committees
Awards Recognizes individuals working within the student affairs profession who are committed to supporting the needs of students and professionals of Pan African descent. Awards honor those who have excelled in the areas of citizenship, innovation, advocacy,...
Elder in Residence
Preamble The terms Native, Aboriginal, and Indigenous are used interchangeably in this resolution to refer to the Indigenous populations of the world, To grasp issues that are imperative to our understanding of Indigenous people in the world today, it is vital to have...