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Our Mission
At AAI, we believe true intelligence is measured not only by academic excellence, but also by the depth of one’s contribution to society. Our mission is to help students transform talent into service—bridging rigorous training with real-world impact.
Excellence. Service. Leadership.
Who We Serve
We support motivated students who want to grow in academics and the arts while contributing to the community through student-led initiatives.
How We Work
AAI provides professional infrastructure, mentorship, and partnerships. Students take ownership—planning, organizing, hosting, and leading projects that deliver measurable community benefit.
Organization Details
State of Registration: Massachusetts
Identification Number: 001748075
EIN: 001748075
City: Boston, Massachusetts
Leadership
& Board
Executive Officers
President
Jiahui Zhang
Treasurer
Jing Zhu
Clerk
Bilian Lin
Board of Directors
Director
Jiahui Zhang
Yanmei Huang
Weixing Huang
Wanwei Zhong
Academic & Strategy
Advisors
Liu Rothschild
Biorn Maybury-Lewis
Eric Wiberg
Network of Educators
Our colleagues and collaborators come from leading institutions including Brown University, Harvard University, Boston University, Boston College, and the University of Cambridge.
Others
RANSPARENCY
(Transparency & Compliance)
AAI is committed to accountability and public trust.
Massachusetts Compliance
Public charities doing business in Massachusetts generally register and file annual reports with the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Non-Profit Organizations/Public Charities Division, and filings are submitted through the state’s Charity Portal.
Massachusetts nonprofit corporations also file an annual report with the Secretary of the Commonwealth (Corporations Division).
Public Disclosure
Tax-exempt organizations are generally required to make their annual information returns (such as IRS Form 990) available for public inspection, and many nonprofits post these documents online as a best practice.
Donation Note
Tax-exempt organizations are generally required to make their annual information returns (such as IRS Form 990) available for public inspection, and many nonprofits post these documents online as a best practice.