Asian American Sib (AASib) Program

The Asian American Sib (AASib) program aims to help incoming frosh and transfer students transition into the Stanford community by matching new students with upperclass students and exposing them to the various components of the Asian American community on campus.

The AASib Program is open to all students and matches first-year students with a sib family (more affectionately known as “SibFams”). Each SibFam consists of new students who are called lil sibs matched with upperclass students known as big sibs. Sibfams are created based on similar academic interests, majors, hobbies or personal pursuits.

Find out how to apply to be a Big Sib here!
Find out how to apply to be a Lil Sib here!

For more information, contact the AASib Coordinators.

2025-26 AASib Cooordinators:

Raihan Ahmed '28 Hello! My name is Raihan Ahmed (he/him). I am a first-generation Bangladeshi American and a rising sophomore from Revere, Massachusetts. I’m thinking of majoring in Economics or CS (still deciding). I love to explore new places and hang out with friends around campus in my free time! Excited to have all of you on campus, wooooo!! 

Sophia Mitsuoka '28 Hi everyone! My name is Sophia Mitsuoka (she/her), and I’m a rising sophomore from Centennial, Colorado! I’m a second generation Korean American and fourth generation Japanese American, with interests in Design and storytelling. I love hiking, watching sunsets, and wandering markets with friends! I’m super excited for you all to join the Stanford family!