National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP) is a nonprofit professional organization dedicated to cultivating and empowering Asian and Pacific Islander leaders through professional development, networking, mentorship, and community engagement. With chapters across North America, NAAAP offers leadership programs, career development workshops, mentorship opportunities, networking events, educational programming, and an annual leadership convention. Members also have access to a national job board, volunteer opportunities, and local chapter events that support career growth across a wide range of industries.
Who should use this resource:
Students and early career professionals interested in expanding their professional network, developing leadership skills, and connecting with Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) professionals. This resource is especially valuable for students seeking mentorship, career guidance, leadership development opportunities, internships, and connections with professionals across a variety of industries.
Why it’s helpful:
NAAAP offers several opportunities designed to help students transition from college to their careers. Students can participate in local chapter events, leadership workshops, mentoring programs, volunteer leadership roles, and networking events that connect them with experienced professionals and employers. Many local chapters also sponsor student scholarships, Future Leaders Scholarship programs, and mentorship opportunities to support students as they prepare for internships, graduate school, and full-time employment. Engaging with NAAAP can help students build a strong professional network, develop leadership experience, and gain access to a supportive community that extends well beyond graduation.
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