New Student Assistant: Hien Giang

Writing about oneself is often the hardest thing to do. I am not that creative. Therefore, I will not try to bore you with so many details of my life. Hello, my name is Hien Giang. I was born in Vietnam and came to the United States when I was ten. I am currently a third year junior majoring in Biology and minoring in Management. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. In my spare time I love to play volleyball, read, eat ice cream and try new food.

Last year I had the fortune to be the secretary of Project Ngoc, an organization with the purpose of publicizing and supporting the Vietnamese refugees in various camps all over the world. Taking this position has taught me to appreciate the Vietnamese community. This year I am proud to work at the SEA Archive. Working here gives me the opportunity to keep up the Vietnamese language and culture. It's great to be exposed to so many different social and cultural aspects of the Southeast Asian community. Some day I hope to be able to visit all the countries in Southeast Asia.



Recent Gifts SEA Archive Summer Hours New Student Assistant: Hien Giang Asian American Studies Research Class Summer Vietnamese Language Classes at UCI Forthcoming Publication Fall Quarter 1998 Southeast Asian/American classes Exhibition: Surf Vietnam Selected Recent Acquisitions	New Student Assistant: Hien Giang Writing about oneself is often the hardest thing to do. I am not that creative. Therefore, I will not try to bore you with so many details of my life. Hello, my name is Hien Giang. I was born in Vietnam and came to the United States when I was ten. I am currently a third year junior majoring in Biology and minoring in Management. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends. In my spare time I love to play volleyball, read, eat ice cream and try new food. Last year I had the fortune to be the secretary of Project Ngoc, an organization with the purpose of publicizing and supporting the Vietnamese refugees in various camps all over the world. Taking this position has taught me to appreciate the Vietnamese community. This year I am proud to work at the SEA Archive. Working here gives me the opportunity to keep up the Vietnamese language and culture. It's great to be exposed to so many different social and cultural aspects of the Southeast Asian community. Some day I hope to be able to visit all the countries in Southeast Asia.


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