Student Organizations

Alpha Kappa Omicron Sorority (AKO) is a Pilipino American sorority based on the history, traditions and culture of the Philippines. This sorority is dedicated to the development of community awareness, self-empowerment, and academic excellence.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): Eric Pido

The mission of Asian American Christian Fellowship is to reach into the university and collegiate community, primarily to those who are Asian Pacific Americans, with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): Russell Jeung

Our mission is to assist the Asian American community by providing individuals with the tools, knowledge and leadership abilities to enact positive change within the community.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): Lorraine Dong, Russell Jeung, and Wesley Ueunten

Founded in 1995, Chi Rho Omicron focuses on the histories and teachings of the Filipino culture.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): Daniel Phil Gonzales

“The Chinese Language Flagship Society” aims to bring Chinese language speakers from all levels, and those who have interest in Chinese culture and the Chinese language together.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): N/A

Dragon Boat is a team water sport that displays synchronization, power and endurance. Dragon boat teaches effort and teamwork and has roots in Southern China.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): N/A

SF State's Japanese Student Association creates opportunities to discover similarities between cultures and build connections through events celebrating Japanese cultural influences.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): N/A

The Judo Club teaches traditional judo and provides a place of trust, integrity, fellowship, cooperation and respect.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): N/A

Established at SF State on March 13, 1999, Kappa Psi Epsilon is a Pilipina-based sorority focused on academics, culture, community and sisterhood.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): Allyson Tintiango-Cubales

An open student organization focused on sharing Korean culture, holding events and Korean language.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): Grace Yoo

The League of Filipino Students at SF State focuses on understanding connections between Filipinos in the United States and the Homeland through culture, history and action.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): Allyson Tintiango-Cubales, Irene Faye

MASA increases awareness of Malaysia and introduces Malaysia’s multicultural and ethnic backgrounds to SF State students.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): N/A

The Pacific Islanders’ Club builds academic community and promotes knowledge, culture and strength among Pacific Islander students and organizations.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): N/A

A sorority focused on helping each sister realize opportunities and achievements through stability, survival and sisterhood.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): Allyson Tintiango-Cubales

PACE was established in 1967 and continues to address issues affecting the Pilipino American community, educate members about Pilipino culture and history, and provide academic support.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): Daniel Phil Gonzales and Eric J. Pido

SEASA unites South East Asian students to create a campus voice, preserve cultures, and bring about social change through community involvement and visibility.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): Jonathan Le

A student organization that promotes Taiwanese culture through gatherings and community-building events.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): N/A

The Vietnamese Student Association creates a safe and engaging place for Vietnamese and Vietnamese Americans to learn about culture and history and create social ties.

AAS Faculty Advisor(s): N/A