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Tercero M Building is a residence hall on campus and is part of Pierce Hall.

M Building hosts an academic themed program: Asian Pacific American Theme House (APATH). The Asian Pacific American Theme House was established in the Fall of 1998. Asian Pacific Islander students and staff created it, with the idea coming from APILC (then, Asian Pacific Islander Leadership Conference) in 1997.

According to the old Student Housing website: "This program is an opportunity for students to discuss various topics such as Asian American feminism, immigration and civil rights, Asian American arts, and Asian American youth and pop culture with prestigious Asian American Studies professors. Students will also be exposed to leadership and involvement opportunities on campus. This program includes an optional ATP component."

APATH also has another staff member who works along with the resident advisors. The Cultural Programmer, or CP, serves as a link between APATH residents and the Asian American community. The CP knows about the various resources available on campus, as well as leadership and involvement opportunities that are specific to the residents of APATH. The CP also holds programs focusing on culture and Asian American issues and experiences. Unlike resident advisors, the CP does not live in the hall; however, the CP is always available for students as a resource.

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Cultural Programmers

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