AHANA Student Activities
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The AHANA student population is an indivisible component of the Boston College community. Celebrating the richness of myriad cultures and histories, AHANA student clubs/organizations coordinate numerous events/activities. For instance, there are the annual culture shows hosted by a number of clubs -- the Asian Caucus, South Asian Students Association. There is the annual celebration of Black History Month in addition to the Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.
The following is a sample of other activities organized by and/or for AHANA students:
AHANA Boat Cruise
AHANA Leadership Council Retreat
Asian Pacific Islander Community Awareness Retreat (APICAR)
APAHM Celebration
Black Family Weekend
Caribbean Culture Club Service Trip
Latino Family Weekend
Japanimation (Japanese Animation Nights)
Jazz Night (Japan Club of Boston College)
Latino Night
OLAA Volunteer Day
Performing Arts Night
Salsa Night
To see a list of AHANA student clubs/organizations, click here.
Academically, AHANA students can take advantage of the support services afforded to them through the Office of AHANA Student Programs, Learning to Learn, Learning Resources for Student Athletes, Career Center, The Connors Family Learning Center (formerly known as the Academic Development Center) and other offices. To further encourage students to succeed academically, the appropriate committees present a scholarship award to AHANA students who exemplify the criteria for the individual scholarships: Asian American Scholarship, Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholarship, Oscar Romero Scholarship.