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More than 1,000 student clubs and organizations provide an opportunity for every student to become involved.
This year, the Philippine American Student Association is celebrating its 25th anniversary of sharing and celebrating Filipino culture at ASU.
Thera Manuel, a junior studying computer science and the second officer of PASA, found a community of people she really connected with through the Philippine American Student Association.
“Growing up here in Arizona, I couldn’t find a community where I could fit in as a Filipino. The Philippine American Student Association was an opportunity for me to finally find a community and get to learn more about my culture along with befriending others like me.”
This year, the Philippine American Student Association is celebrating its 25th anniversary of sharing and celebrating Filipino culture at ASU.
Thera Manuel, a junior studying computer science and the second officer of PASA, found a community of people she really connected with through the Philippine American Student Association.
“Growing up here in Arizona, I couldn’t find a community where I could fit in as a Filipino. The Philippine American Student Association was an opportunity for me to finally find a community and get to learn more about my culture along with befriending others like me.”
Find your community at ASU!
Find your community at ASU!
The deaf Devils @ ASU is a new club with a very intentional approach to inclusivity and name. Beginning as a small task force, the student leaders of deaf Devils @ ASU have a meaningful mission: to celebrate and support deaf students and culture among Sun Devils on all four ASU campuses and at ASU Online.
“There are approximately 200 students who have currently registered as deaf and hard of hearing with the Disability Resource Center,” deaf Devils @ ASU President Dylan Lang said.
According to him the small ‘d’ represents the entire deaf and hearing loss community, and he wants the organization to do the same for ASU students.
The deaf Devils @ ASU is a new club with a very intentional approach to inclusivity and name. Beginning as a small task force, the student leaders of deaf Devils @ ASU have a meaningful mission: to celebrate and support deaf students and culture among Sun Devils on all four ASU campuses and at ASU Online.
“There are approximately 200 students who have currently registered as deaf and hard of hearing with the Disability Resource Center,” deaf Devils @ ASU President Dylan Lang said.
According to him the small ‘d’ represents the entire deaf and hearing loss community, and he wants the organization to do the same for ASU students.
There are thousands of students involved in organizations ranging from entrepreneurial groups to dance teams and more. To find an organization that fits you, visit ASU's SunDevilSync site.
There are thousands of students involved in organizations ranging from entrepreneurial groups to dance teams and more. To find an organization that fits you, visit ASU's SunDevilSync site.
