Sac State opens new APIDA center, expands MLK Center
Sacramento State has opened up two centers for traditionally underserved students.
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Sacramento State has opened up two centers for traditionally underserved students.
The new APIDA Center will foster holistic, academic and personal development to raise cultural awareness and advocacy needs among APIDA identifying students.
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The center opened in 2010 to help Sac State student-veterans and their dependents access veterans education benefits, and has since grown to include a career pathways program, counseling services, and quiet lounge area for students to study and hang out.
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