Pilipino American Collegiate Endeavor (PACE)'s Interests
General
Mission Statement
The Pilipino American Collegiate Endeavor, takes esteemed responsibility in providing academic support to our general members, promoting cultural awareness, preserving Pilipino/Pilipina American history,while offering a safe place for expression.As we continue carrying a legacy for more than forty years, we aspire to cultivate leadership potential in our peers through education and active involvement in the community.
2009-2010 Coordinators
Beatrice Tesorero
Head Coordinator
Andrew Gutierrez
Assistant Head Coordinator
Melisa Bautista
Executive Assistant
Kharyl Anne Bugaoisan
Internship Coordinator
Jonathan Mercado
Public Relations Coordinator
Sunny Pak
Academics Coordinator
Jean Torres
Activities Coordinator
Bianca Ilagan
Community Coordinator
Ryan Roa
Cultural Coordinator
Joshua Lisan
History Coordinator
Carina Pineda
Kaisahan Coordinator
Ben Paz
Political Affairs Coordinator
Pilipino American Collegiate Endeavor (PACE)'s Details
Status:
Single
Here for:
Networking, Friends
Hometown:
San Francisco
Zodiac Sign:
Libra
Pilipino American Collegiate Endeavor (PACE)'s Schools
Pilipino American Collegiate Endeavor (PACE)'s Blurbs
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READY FOR 2009-2010 SCHOOL YEAR?
The 2009-2010 PACE Coordinators have been working on planning out an educational, fun, exciting, and culture filled experience for the upcoming year! So definitely watch out for upcoming important dates so you won't miss out! :)
PACE 1st General Meeting: Tuesday,SEPTEMPER 29th
7-9pm
Humanities Building 207
*** General Meetings are held EVERY OTHER Tuesday of the Month
Come see what the organization is about and what it has to offer for the Fall semester! SEE YA THERE!
Please come and join us learn more as we revive and create history, and embrace our culture. We look forward to see you there!
Our Roots, Our History
Internship FALL 2009 Schedule
Internship Fall 2009
Tuesday: 3:30-5:30
History & Political Affairs
Wednesday: 3:30-6:30
Academics, Kaisahan, & Activities
Thursday: 3:30-6:30
Community & Cultural
What is Internship?
"Dem Apples" Fall Internship
Internship is the opportunity for students to participate in various aspects of the Pilipino and Pilipino American culture. Internship challenges the interns to think outside the box,and express their ideas in a safe space. Furthermore, interns will be educated about many issues facing the community and travel to Pilipino landmarks within San Francisco. The following workshops are included in the internship: Academics, Activities, Community, Cultural, History, Kaisahan, and Political Affairs.
As stated in our history, PACE is a safe space to learn and educate others about pride in our majestic Pilipino culture and community. The Pilipino American Collegiate Endeavor welcomes everyone in the SFSU community; the world challenges you to learn about yourself and your history.
Join Internship Today!!!
The Benefits
Units/Exemption from AAS/ETHS courses or 3 upper division units
Expanding your network of friends both on/off campus
Address: 198 Wilson St., corner P. Guevarra 3rd Floor (On top of Ministop) San Juan, Metro Manila 1500 (Inside Movement Dance Studio, NOT in Greenhills Shopping Center)
Our goal with creating the Barong Jersey is to help spread the reach of our Pilipino culture, by creating something everyone can relate too and understand. I’ve always admired the beauty of our barongs, but not everyone can appreciate tradition. We need to update and reinvent our past to give them relevance in the present day era. Through the music Q-York creates our intent is to bridge the gap within our own people and build bridges to other cultures, the barong jersey serves the same purpose, bringing awareness to the world and reminding ourselves to the beauty of the Philippines.
The SF Youth Commission wants you invite you to come to a FREE Youth Concert called Youth Fest. The event will be held on the 18th of July (Saturday) at Civic Center Plaza, 355 McAllister From 12:00pm to 6:00pm.
We have a list of performers coming…
Big Rich, San Quinn, Young Bari, Ise Lyfe, Brwn Bflo, Mystic, Never Stop Learning Crew, Better Better Boys, The Giants, Hung Dynasty, La Kausa, and a few more.We got DJ Casanova keeping the music flowwing. We will have different cultural performers. There will be food vendors, different community based organizations will be tabling as a resource fair, Live Graffiti Art. We will be giving out Youth Warrior Awards to highlight youth in San Francisco who have made improvements in there life as well as helping out the community and a lot more...Its FREE TO ATTEND!
Whats good PACE? if you have the time please visit www. asianamericanmedia. org/videos to watch and vote for my groups' video "Change Gon' Come" directed by Richard Gali of Barakada Inc. We would highly appreciate as we hope to get a spot into the Asian American Film Festival. Its a close race right now so every little bit counts. (click on menu to rate/vote).
Always wanted to help the community, but didn’t have the money? Now you don’t need to.
Download this FREE song, and APCF will receive a donation. Tell all your friends. You get this song for free, and APCF will receive the donation! It couldn't be easier and more worthwhile!
More about APCF:
The Asian Pacific Community Fund (APCF) and its Affiliate Agencies provide education, housing, job training, health care, counseling, legal assistance, immigrant advocacy, and senior services to over 200,000 people in need each year. www. apcf. org
