ACPA Coalitions & Networks
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ACPA has a proud tradition of advocating for and advancing the voices of all of members of our profession. ACPA Coalitions & Networks are at the forefront of issues of inclusion and social justice and are unique in that they represent and act as advocates for the social identities of the ACPA community. Coalitions & Networks represent who we are. They provide mentoring opportunities, promote relevant scholarship, produce publications, and sponsor programs and socials during the Annual Convention.
Get Involved
To join an ACPA Coalition or Network, log into the ACPA Member Portal, click on the “Chatter” tab, then click on Groups. Search for the Coalition(s) or Network(s) you wish to join, then click “Join Group”!
Questions? Contact the Assembly Coordinator for Commissions
Jordan S. West – coalitions@acpa.nche.edu
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OUR COalitions

Coalition for (Dis)Ability
Spencer Scruggs
spencerescruggs@gmail.com

Coalition on Men & Masculinities
Kyle Ashlee
kyle.c.ashlee@gmail.com

Coalition for Multicultural Affairs
Jasmine Lee
jasmineanlee@gmail.com
Learn about our Networks under the Coalition for Multicultural Affairs

Coalition for Sexuality and Gender Identities
Katie Stygles
kstygle@bgsu.edu

Coalition for Women’s Identities
Kelly Schrader
schrader@umd.edu

native, aboriginal and indigenous coalition
Andy Reza
andy.reza@gmail.com
our Networks
under the Coalition for multicultural affairs

asian pacific american network
Andy Reza
andy.reza@gmail.com

Latinx network
Andy Reza
andy.reza@gmail.com

Multiracial Network
Andy Reza
andy.reza@gmail.com

pan african network
Andy Reza
andy.reza@gmail.com
under the Native, Aboriginal and Indigenous Coalition

indigenous student affairs network
Andy Reza
andy.reza@gmail.com