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My name is Daniel Tran, I'm currently a first-year Vietnamese-American student enrolled in the University of Colorado Denver. I graduated from Denver Abraham Lincoln High School and enjoyed theater and music. I decided to major in Music Performance in singing because I want to improve my voice and become a better performer. I enjoy dancing and acting too. I work for the Asian American Student Services program in the Center for Identity and Inclusion. My primary role is office assistant and some event planning. I am glad to be a part of CII because I enjoy socializing with a variety of different people and I am excited to make great memories of college life.

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Judy Tran is a pre-medical student studying Biology and Psychology at the University of Colorado Denver. She is the Program Assistant for Asian American Student Services at the Center for Identity and Inclusion. She believes there are infinite amounts of materials to gain knowledge and learn experiences in the medical field. There is always more to learn the application of critical ways about how we live in a world around us, how we take care of ourselves, and how we recognize social interactions with one and another.

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Luis Hernandez Guerrero is a third-year student studying Digital Design at the University of Colorado Denver. He is currently a graphic designer for the Asian American Student Services at the Center of Identity and Inclusion. Luis grew up in Mexico and then moved to the United States when he was a teenager. Luis is a creative person who understands the power of images and visuals. This is why he is interested in videography, photography, and designing for social justice by creating impactful social campaigns. Luis passionately likes to give back to the diverse student community. Luis plans to continue his college education and seek to pursue a graduate degree after his bachelor's.

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Hello! My name is Pajterja but I go by Blossom. I am a Hmong American student attending CU Denver. Both of my parents are Hmong refugees from Laos. They both came to America at different ages but met in Fresno, California. My major is Biology. With this degree, I decided to go into research or working in the laboratory. I find everything very interesting, but with biology, I love learning about the human body and the amazing things it does. As a fourth-year student, I am still open to a different career which could be a good or bad thing. I will be working as an office assistant and helping with event planning for Soyon Bueno in the CII office. I am also involved in the Hmong Student Association (HSA). Some things that I like to do are read, dance, sew, exercise, and be creative in my spare time.