Four to six students from each campus will be accepted into the program. Present a leadership training that keeps in mind the viewpoint and experiences of Asian Pacific Americans and students of color. This will include how cultural influences will have an impact on how you lead and various issues facing Asian Pacific American students. The training will begin at 9 am and end with a reception hosted for the students and local Asian Pacific American community leaders. Breakfast, lunch, and a light reception will be provided for on Saturday, and breakfast on Sunday.
Students are responsible for their own transportation and accommodation needs.
Affordable housing will be identified in each of the areas. Through its 44 chapters and 36 college affiliates, OCA dedicated to securing the rights of Chinese American and Asian Pacific American citizens and permanent residents through legislative and policy initiatives at all levels of the government. D.C. OCA continues to support the work and interests of APA college students through its internship and scholarship programs, college affiliate programs, student programming at the OCA National Convention, and its leadership training conferences.