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Amy Wang
Counselor, IMPACT AAPI

wangamy@deanza.edu

408.864.8894
LCW 102
I was raised in the Central Valley and grew up in Stockton, California, as a daughter of refugee parents. My family settled in the United States in the '70s and most of my family is from Laos. As a first-generation college student, it has been a dream of mine to be in an environment where I can support students and make impactful change in higher education. Before I entered the counseling field, I’ve always had a passion for serving others. I worked for various nonprofit organizations around the Bay Area and these past experiences drove me towards pursuing a counseling degree. Educational equity, social justice, inclusion and advocacy are deeply rooted in my work as a counselor, and I am passionate and committed to serving students at De Anza College

  • NCC (National Certified Counselor) – The National Board for Certified Counselors
  • M.S., Counseling with Specialization in College and Career – San Francisco State University
  • B.S., Recreation, Parks and Tourism Administration – San Francisco State University
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Huy Le
Counselor, Learning Communities

lehuy@deanza.edu

408.864.5421
LC 138
  • M.A., Counseling and Guidance – San José State University
  • B.A., Social Welfare – University of California, Berkeley
  • A.A.-Transfer, Communication Studies – West Valley College
  • A.A.-Transfer, Sociology – West Valley College


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The IMPACT AAPI counselors provide comprehensive services to support eligible students in their educational, career and personal development. 

Our counselors can assist you with

  • Choosing classes to reach your academic goal, such as earning a degree or certificate or transferring to a university
  • Creating an educational plan
  • Finding resources on campus, such as tutoring or other academic assistance
  • Exploring career options
  • And more!

Specialized services include

  • Dedicated counselor until transfer or graduation
  • Career life planning course
  • Student success workshops
  • Scholarship support and information
  • Culturally relevant student services


IMPACT AAPI serves students who are

  • Eligible for LART 250 and EWRT 1A
  • Committed to completing Impact AAPI year-long courses
  • Interested in attending cultural and educational program events

The program seeks to close the gaps in academic achievement and transfer rates among Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) students at De Anza by focusing on Asian Pacific Islander communities that are historically underrepresented in higher education.

Students who aren't in IMPACT AAPI can visit the general Counseling and Advising Center or a counselor within their division or program.

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