The Multicultural Center is made up of ten distinct cultural clubs, each seeking to promote and educate the greater community about their own unique culture through various events and activities. Find out more about all of these great clubs by attending their weekly meetings or just stop by the office for more information. Click on the club titles to go to their own website, if available.

Asian Pacific-Islander Student Union (APSU)
APSU aims to promote fellowship and unity among Asian Pacific Islander students and those interested in API cultures through social and cultural activities. We aim to promote awareness, understanding, and appreciation of API identities, heritages and cultures.
Co-chairs: Lillian Ching and Preston Jeung

Barkada (Filipino Student Organization)
The mission of Barkada of Santa Clara University is to promote the awareness of the Filipino culture and community on the SCU campus through education, networking, and social activities/events, while upholding its heritage, traditions, and relationships.
Co-chairs:Michelle Garcia and Jonathan Arzadon

Chinese Student Association (CSA)
Our organization aims to educate about diversity, and encourage a further understanding of Chinese and Asian culture through social events, community service, and activities that we provide to all students of Santa Clara University.
Co-chairs: Stephany Sue and Alexander Cheung

Igwebuike (Black Student Union)
To promote multiculturalism on campus and to spread awareness about pan-africanism.
Co-chairs: Stephen Archer and Munir Iman

Intandesh (South Asian Student Organization)
To promote the social and cultural awareness of South Asian countries at Santa Clara University through community service, knowledge, education, and love.
President: Salman Janjua

Japanese Student Association (JSA)
The Japanese Student Association aims to promote Japanese Culture and provide a place to explore Japanese heritage.
Co-chairs: Tracy Akashi and Ryan Hirata

Ka Mana'o O Hawai'i
To promote fellowship among students of Hawaii and students interested in the culture of Hawaii at SCU, while creating an awareness, understanding and appreciation of the lifestyle and culture of Hawaii within the university community.
President: Kekaui Zukeran-Kerr

MEChA - El Frente (Latino Student Organization)
MEChA stands for Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano Aztlan. MEChA's purpose is to demonstrate cultural awareness, discuss contemporary issues in society, conduct community outreach programs and social events on and off campus.
Co-chairs: Maria Orozco and Darlene Coronado

Vietnamese Student Association (VSA)
To promote unity among students and promote the appreciation for cultural diversity at school. To uphold and honor the Vietnamese cultures and traditions. To assimilate with the essense of other cultures and support the MCC.
President: Nam Nguyen