MOSAIC: APU’s Network of Ethnic Affinity Organizations
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Azusa Pacific University’s MOSAIC Network of Administrators, Faculty, and Staff Ethnic Affinity Organizations is designed to sustain and enhance the experience of faculty, staff, administrators, and students within APU’s respective ethnic affinity organizations. The collective efforts of these organizations strategically work, inwardly and outwardly, to nurture diversity and promote inclusive excellence that reflects the mosaic of God’s Kingdom. These organizations’ shared interests in cultural competency, cultural awareness, and cultural solidarity serve as a conduit for creating a positive alliance with the university’s effort to uphold a God First approach in all that is done. These groups address, effectively support, and help bring resolution to the unique challenges facing people of color at APU. Creating space for ethnic affinity organizations demonstrates APU’s commitment to cultivating a welcoming place for all people, as these groups offer camaraderie and help cultivate community for people with shared cultural experiences.
Offering a Welcoming Space
Keith E. Hall, EdD
Vice President for Student Belonging, Chief Diversity Officer
Available Affinity Organizations
Thank you for exploring MOSAIC, and we hope you will consider joining this purposeful collective to intentionally network, culturally engage, and professionally thrive as a valued community member at APU reflecting God’s mosaic.
Asian Mosaic Association (AMA)
President: Alan Oda, PhD and Regina Chow Trammel, PhD, LCSW
Email aoda@apu.edu or rtrammel@apu.edu
Black Faculty, Staff, and Administrators Association (BFSAA)
President: Patricia Brown, PhD
Email: bfsaa@apu.edu
Latin Faculty, Staff, and Administrators Association (LFSAA)
President: TBD
Email: abustos@apu.edu