What does AAS mean?
AAS means African American Scholars
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for African American Scholars?
African American Scholars can be abbreviated as AAS
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What does AAS stand for? AAS stands for "African American Scholars". |
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What is the meaning of AAS abbreviation? The meaning of AAS abbreviation is "African American Scholars". |
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What does AAS mean? AAS as abbreviation means "African American Scholars". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AA-SIG - African American Special Interest Group
- AAAFP - African-American Association of Fitness Professionals
- AAAII - African American Association of Innkeepers International
- AAAPPA - African American Adoption and Permanency Planning Agency
- AAAPTI - African American AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) Policy and Training Institute
- AACUC - African-American Credit Union Coalition
- AACWM - African-American Center for World Mission
- AALBC - African American Literature Book Club
- AALCS - African American Literature and Culture Society
- AALDP - African American Leadership Development Program
- AACCCF - African American Chamber of Commerce of Central Florida
- AACCCP - African American Chamber of Commerce of Central Pennsylvania
- ASS - American Scholars Symposium
- Aaa - African African American
- AAAS - African African American Studies
- AASP - African American Scholars Program
- aas - African & African-American Studies
- aaad - African American and African Diaspora
- alana - African-American, Latino, Asian, and Native American
- ahana - African-American, Hispanic, Asian, and Native American