A Pensacola State College Student Club

African American Student Association


Campus: PNS, MIL, 

Phone: 850-484-4414

Email: pscaasa@gmail.com

Website: Visit Our Website

Meeting Schedule: Every Monday 3:00 PM (PNS)

Meeting Location: Pensacola Library (Bldg.20) upstairs in room 2033 (MIL) 4200

Club Advisor: Dr. Tonie Anderson-Steele (MIL) Lois Hurd (PNS)


About African American Student Association

African American Student Association

Hotep (I come in peace!)

Celebrating us, honoring our Ancestors and Reclaiming our Minds …”

 

Mission Statement:

We, the members of the African American Student Association of Pensacola State College recognize the profound need to establish an association with the purpose of promoting black awareness, service to the college community, and our state in which we thrive.

 

  PSC AASA activities:

· Attend weekly meetings

· Celebrate Black history

· Develop strategies for success

· Community service projects

· Promote Workshops

· Create fundraising events

· Host on-campus events

· Attend Regional Retreats

· Attend state & local meetings

 

 

Criteria To Join

To join this organization you must be a student at PSC with a GPA of 2.0 or better.

 

How To Join

Additional Info

AASA purpose is to accomplish whatever the student members of the association want to do. Our goals and objectives are generally met through our FAASA P.A.C.E. Plan by promoting political, academic, community/cultural and economic activities.

AASA accomplishes its goal and objectives from the use of the FAASA P.A.C.E. Plan.

P= Political Activism—Promoting the involvement with and monitoring of local, state, and national issues that affect people of African descent.

A = Academic Excellence—Developing programs and activities geared toward recruiting, retaining, and graduating students of African descent at all levels of education.

C= Cultural Awareness—Developing programs and activities that enhance cultural development and maintaining an autonomous community by serving as a direct educational link, promoting businesses, and civic organizations.

Economic Empowerment—Stimulating public and private interest in FAASA’s activities and efforts with emphasis on, but not limited to, financial entrepreneurship among members.  

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Adinkra symbol of support, cooperation and encouragement

“When you work for a good cause, you will get support.

 

 

 

AASA meetings are every Monday except holidays.
In Building 20, Room 2033 (2nd floor)
Pensacola Campus Library at 3 p.m.

(MIL) 4200

Join us on Facebook 

Pensacola State College AASA

http://studentactivities.pensacolastate.edu/student-clubs/african-american-student-association/

Twitter

Snapchat

Instagram 

@aasapsc

Member Benefits

AASA MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES:

• Networking with students throughout Florida
• Attending regional retreats
• Attending state annual conventions and institute
• One-on-one counseling
• Scholarship opportunities
• Volunteer challenges

Club Calendar of Events

Meeting Schedule: Every Monday 3:00 PM (PNS)

Meeting Schedule: Pensacola Library (Bldg.20) upstairs in room 2033 (MIL) 4200


Join us at the
45th Annual State Convention

April 2-5, 2020
Plaza Resort and Spa
Daytona Beach, Florida

We are making history!
For nearly 50 years FAASA has impacted the personal growth and professional development of countless students who now give back through their roles as physicians, attorneys, judges, educators, and other respective endeavors.

 

Download the flyer here.