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ASPIRE Mission
To develop a talent pipeline for Asian Americans to enhance and support participation in civic and public service organizations.
What is the Ancestry of Asian Americans?
"As a first generation Asian American immigrant & former elected public official, I am honored to have established the ASPIRE legacy with my Endowed Scholarship for AAPI students at Houston Community College and The ASPIRE Network to promote Asian American competence in the public sector."
~ Neeta Sane, Elected & Re-elected Houston Community College Trustee (2007-2019)
Founder, The ASPIRE Network, a non-profit 501(c)(3)
ASPIRE to Promote Competence
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Create awareness for the Asian Americans on public service and its role in citizenry
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Support Asian American talent through mentorship, training, and social networking
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Identify Asian Americans' entry barriers to participation in public sector enterprises and establishments
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Provide resources for Asian American socioeconomic empowerment
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Continue to build coalition with other non-profit organizations to support Asian American Competence
ASPIRE
HCC Trustee Neeta Sane ASPIRE Endowed Scholarship
Providing Scholarships for
Houston Community College (HCC) Students
who are US citizens and are of
Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Ancestry
Neeta Sane
ASPIRE President
Former Elected HCC Trustee District VII
Dr. Parvin Bagherpour
ASPIRE Vice-President, Global Collaborations
Former HCC Associate Vice-Chancellor, International Student Services
Dr. Muddassir Siddiqi
ASPIRE Vice-President, Strategic Initiatives
President, HCC Central College
Vy Nguyen
ASPIRE Secretary
Attorney & Mediator, The Law Office of Vy Nguyen and Associates, PLLC
Sandra Chang
ASPIRE Board Member
PA-C, AccessHealth, Federally Qualified Health Center
Maria Emee Nisnisan
ASPIRE Board Member
Clinical Consultant/Procedure Nurse Royal Oaks Med Spa N Skin Care Clinic
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