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Ha, Thao. Interview, 2022-04-19

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Identifier: SC027-21

Scope and Contents

Dr. Thao Ha is a Vietnamese refugee who has become a sociology professor at MiraCosta College. Her path to personal, and professional success wound its way through traditional immigrant struggles as well as gang violence. In this interview Dr. Ha discusses her families escape from Vietnam at the end of the Vietnam War, her childhood in the United States, her involvement around gangs, and her educational pathway.

Dates

  • 2022-04-19

Creator

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Extent

From the Collection: 256 Gigabytes

From the Collection: 29 Cassettes

Language

English

Acknowledgement note

This oral history was made possible with the generous funding of the Ellie Johns Scholarship Fund at Rancho Santa Fe Foundation and the Library Guild of Rancho Santa Fe.

Repository Details

Part of the CSUSM Special Collections Repository

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