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FAPAC Scholarship Endowment Fund

Distinguished Public Service Scholarship

The FAPAC Distinguished Public Service Scholarship Endowment Fund, Inc. is a non-profit organization that promotes the recognition of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students who are interested in public service and has made contributions to foster diversity and inclusion in the AAPI community.

For many years, FAPAC has awarded a number of scholarships and internships to AAPI college students who exhibit excellent academic achievement as well as demonstrated a continuous effort to foster diversity and community service to the AAPI community.

Beginning in 2013, the award is given out on a rotational basis, to honor three distinguished AAPI pioneers and role models who’s dedication and efforts in public service have opened the doors for many others.

The late Congressman Dalip Singh Saund, an Indian American who was the first AAPI elected to Congress.
Former Secretary Norman Y. Mineta, a Japanese American who was the first AAPI to serve in two Cabinet positions as Secretary of Commerce and Secretary of Transportation.
Former Secretary Elaine L. Chao, a Chinese American who became the first Asian American woman to hold a Cabinet position as Secretary of Labor and is the longest serving Secretary of Labor.

The award will be given to the student during the annual FAPAC National Leadership Training Program. The awardee will receive a stipend of $5,000 towards his or her education.

Interested students can visit the FAPAC website at www.fapac.org/scholarship to learn more about FAPAC and its activities.

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Past Scholarship Winners

Year	Winner	Major	School	In Honor Of
2013	Cindy Dinh	Juris Doctor & Master in Public Administration	University of California, Berkeley & Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University	Congressman Dalip Singh Saund
2014	Mary June Flores	Master of Public Policy & Master of Public Health	Goldman School of Public Policy/University of California, Berkeley School of Public Health/University of California, Berkeley	Secretary Norman Y. Mineta
2015	James H. Lau	Biology & Chemistry	Hampden-Sydney College, Virginia	Secretary Elaine L. Chao
2016	Nitisha Baronia	Business Administration & Political Science	University of California, Berkeley	Congressman Dalip Singh Saund
2017				Secretary Norman Y. Mineta
2018				Secretary Elaine L. Chao

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