Community Service
The Community Service (CS) Committee seeks to encourage public service by providing AAA members with the opportunity to proactively give back to society. Through doing so, members will develop a greater appreciation of the importance of giving back to their community.


Other events/projects include:

Food Drive - A drive in which canned and dry food donations are collected so they can be donated to the homeless during the holidays.
Amazing Race - Participants race to see who can finish a series of tasks/activities involving both community service and social stations throughout San Francisco. This event is joint with Socomm.
Stride for Life - AAA's own 5K walk on the Berkeley campus to raise money for Japan's earthquake relief fund.
Penny Wars - AAA's traditional event in which families compete to raise money for a significant cause every semester. Families compete by donating pennies, bills, and checks to their own jar while donating silver coins to other families' jars.
Berkeley Project - Members participate in the Berkeley Project's fall event, a day in which over 2000 volunteers from Berkeley campus head out to various sites around the community to perform public service.

Development
The Development Committee (Devo) enables AAA's success by securing financial support through corporate sponsorships, grants & fundraisers. It also strives to develop members professionally by preparing them for future careers and developing their leadership skills.


Other events/projects include:

Sproul Food Sale - Every semester, Devo puts on their professional salesman skills and sells delicious food on Sproul to fundraise for different causes.
Entrepreneurship Speaker Panel - Speaker panel features founders of successful startups. This event was created to educate AAA members about the world of entrepreneurship and to encourage people to pursue their dreams.
AAA/ABA Benefit Concert - In Fall 2011, AAA worked with the Asian Business Association (ABA) to put together a benefit concert. Not only did we invite top performers within the Berkeley campus, we also invited YouTube artists Passion, Summer Breeze/Michelle Martinez, and Joey Diamond. All proceeds from the showcase were donated to charity. This event is joint with Issues.

Historian
The Historian Committee (HC) preserves the memories, people, and traditions of AAA, making every semester special and unforgettable. HC also maintains Alumni relations and acts as the bridge between the past and the present.


Other events/projects include:

Scrapbook and Slideshow - The scrapbook consists of collages of pictures that visually document the semester. Prospective members are often attracted to AAA because of what they see in the scrapbook. Pictures from the semester are also compiled together in a professional slideshow that is revealed at Banquet and included in the AAA DVD.
Spirit Days - Started in Spring 2004, AAA members earn points for their IRC family by showing up at the AAA table in AAA clothing designated bi-monthly Spirit Days. At the end of the semester, the family with the highest percentage of spirited members is recognized with a plaque at Committee Banquet.
Alumni Dinner - HC invites AAA alumni to have dinner with the current Cabinet every semester to share memories and pass on advice. Dinner is usually followed by a social activity between Cabinet and alumni. This now traditional event first began in Fall 2002.
Alumni Panel - HC invites AAA alumni who have graduated back to talk to general members about past AAA ventures, college experiences, and their careers. The event is split up into blocks, and members have a discussion on various topics decided beforehand by HC. This event first began in Spring 2007.
Alumni Froyo Night - HC invites AAA alumni for a night of frozen yogurt and fun games.
Spirit Week -

Internal Relations
The Internal Relations Committee (IRC) provides an outlet for general members to learn more about the intricacies of AAA, without being on committee or Cabinet. All the members are divided into several �families� of 20-40 members and headed by 2 �parents,� who are experienced AAA members who have served in a committee member role, or beyond. Parents hold individual events for their families as well as participate in larger AAA events that foster family pride. The family system personalizes the AAA experience for its members despite the largeness of the club and emphasizes the vast network of friendships, bonds, and connections that all members have with each other and that fact that AAA is always open and welcome to anyone.


Other events/projects include:

Family Night - Members meet prospective parents, brothers, and sisters at this event. By playing ice-breakers, eating food, and bonding with their family, members start off the semester with a sense of belonging.
Family Events - All parents are responsible for planning their own events for their kids throughout the semester. These events range from movie nights to dinners to concert trips: they supplement the events that committees put on.
Broomball - This fun Cal must-do is the first All-Family event that pits families against one another on the ice rink, a competition for family pride and bragging rights. Families bond over the fierce competition as well as the silliness and laughter at spills.
RSF/Maxwell Field Night - Family pride is on the line again as families battle it out on the sports field. Everyone has a chance to show off their athletic skill, compete and bond with their families as a team, and experience an action-packed night.
Boomers - A fun event at an incredibly fun and exciting theme park, Boomers draws in large crowds of members ranging from new, incoming members to alumni, literal and figurative, and allows these various generations of AAA members a chance to connect over terrific games and activities there. This event is joint with HC.
Thanksmas - What's in the middle of two holidays but twice as fun? Thanksmas provides many students with a much needed break from school work in the form of a grand holiday celebration. Kids are surrounded by large quantities of food, friends, and family in this festive feast.
Last Supper - The semester ends with even more food as families take the time to enjoy a great buffet, reflect on all the memorable and fun experiences with each other within their families, and pass around gifts!
Facilitating the AAA Experience - AAA parents make sure every AAA member has a personal AAA experience. Parents do this by calling and emailing their family about AAA events so they may attend together, and making sure everyone feels included in the family.

Issues
The Issues Committee (ISSUES) creates a space for students to recognize and address current topics pertinent to the Asian American society. Another important aspect of Issues is to develop leaders who can proactively voice out and represent Asian Pacific Islander Americans (APIA) and UCB topics and areas of concern to help empower the entire APIA community, to alleviate apathy, and to appreciate cultural dynamics.


Other events/projects include:

Food Festival - Issues collaborated with diverse API Berkeley organizations to educate people with underrepresented cultures by having food and games. By interacting and working with many other API organizations, the event promoted and represented API cultural diversity.
Open Mic Night - Issues hosted an Open Mic Night—a forum where committees can openly interact with others on a particular topic and provides an opportunity for dialog on issues that face our society. The event aimed for committee members to show talents and discuss community concerns and topics in a casual and open setting.
Benefit Concert - Inspire: Empowering API Community - AAA/ABA hosted a concert to empower the Asian Pacific Islander community by providing a stage to showcase their diverse talents. The event strived to increase awareness of up-and-coming talents in mainstream media through entertainment by encouraging the audience members to assess API issues and by inspiring them to take part in a cultural movement. All the proceeds was donated for a charity in API community.

Public Relations
The Public Relations Committee (PR) is the face of AAA in that PR promotes the image and the mission of AAA through extensive event publicity and outreaching. PR is also responsible for enhancing personal relations among members and the spirit of AAA.


Other events/projects include:

Posting - Rough conditions on campus bulletin boards do not allow a flier to stay visible for more than a day since it is posted. AAA heavily publicizes all over campus starting at 7:30 AM each morning in the weeks before events to ensure they receive the best publicity.
Sproul Presence - PR members hand out flyers with props and costumes to catch the short attention spans of passing students. The enthusiasm and creativity that the AAA�s PR Committee brings to the publicity of AAA events is one unrivaled by any other student group on campus.
AAA Brand - PR maintains branding consistency through many ways including the AAA font and logo on all fliers.
Seminars - Committee members attend PR and Photoshop seminars to learn effective techniques of posting and fliering, communication skills, success-proven publicity strategies, and tricks to graphic designing.
PR Outreach - Members initiate contact with clubs, fraternities, and sororities to extend them personal invitations to the largest AAA events of the semester, such as Freakfest or Spring Formal
Flash Mob - To publicize for events such as Freakfest and Spring Formal, members engage in a �flash mob� or public demonstration on Sproul to mass-flyer.

Social
The Social Committee (Socomm) coordinates social events that develop personal relations and increase the appeal of joining AAA to the Berkeley campus. AAA realizes the importance of personal bonds in AAA, which Socomm seeks to strengthen by enhancing the experience of all AAA members and making a student's Cal experience more intimate.�


Other events/projects include:

AAA/ABA Mixer - A traditional event to provide the opportunity for AAA and ABA committee members to interact with one another and dance the night away.
Amazing Race - A San Francisco wide event joint with the Community Service to incorporate fun into the concept of giving back to the community.
Freakfest - Each fall semester, Socomm would put up the largest Halloween dance on campus. It would usually be in Pauley Ballroom and decorated by props made by AAA members.
Spring Formal - A fancy gathering for the whole Berkeley Campus to enjoy the night with great decoration, pop music, delicious snacks and drinks and amazing performance. Come to spend an awesome night with new and old friends.
End-of-Semester Banquet - A semi-formal banquet to celebrate the accomplishments and friendships of the semester and thank the members for their support and involvement.

Technology
The Technology Committee (Techno) manages and showcases the technological advancements for AAA in today's fast-paced electronic revolution.


Other events/projects include:

Filmfest - The AAA website carries out the mission of AAA everyday. Through various online features, the website brings people together to interact and unite. Committees use the forums system to communicate project progress, organize social events, and inform each other of community events or issues they feel are important.
LANB4TIME - Each semester, Techno creates a highly professional DVD that captures memories from throughout the semester. It contains the First General skit along with footage from AAA events, the Historian Slideshow, and personalized committee sections
Website Maintenance - Techno invites members to participate in a mass lan party in Dwinelle which includes game tournaments for Smash, Starcraft, and DDR and fun prizes for winners at the end.
AAA End of Semester DVD - Technooo invites members to participate in a mass lan party in Dwinelle which includes game tournaments for Smash, Starcraft, and DDR and fun prizes for winners at the end.