The Asian Presidents’ Council (APC) is founded on the millennium year 2000, affiliated with the Department of Multicultural Services (DMS) which aims to unite and strengthen the Asian students and organizations of Texas A&M University.

Serving as the umbrella organization for all Asian groups on campus, our mission is to increase communication, provide leadership training to the presidents and the officers, and promoting campus awareness on Asian culture. Through bi-weekly meetings of the Asian organization presidents, APC serves as a bridge for the presidents to communicate with school administrators, with other student leaders, and among ourselves. APC also serves as a forum for discussion on campus issues, educational issues and cultural issues. Great minds here cross at the Asian Presidents’ Council; constructive ideas and inspirations that will make an impact on campus generates on our Council meetings, where concerns are shared, and problems are solved.

The two big events that Asian Presidents’ Council hosts with the support of all Asian organizations are the annual Asian Freshman Welcome Week Conference and the Asian Heritage Week. Asian Freshmen Welcome Week Conference takes place in late August, with the aims to get new Asian freshmen acquainted to college life in Aggie Land, and broaden their vision. Asian Heritage Week is a week-long celebration with its goal to create an environment for Asian culture and knowledge education on campus, and to cultivate an appreciation towards Asian arts and tradition.