Department of Archival Science and Office Administration – 20 years old full of vitality

>>>(Photo series) Some photos at the 20th anniversary celebration of the Department of Archival Science and Office Management

>>> Department of Archival Science and Office Administration - 20 years of construction and development

Generation of 20-year-old youth

The roof of the Archives and Office Administration has gone through 20 years of construction and development and has had four generations - "Four generations of the same school".First generationare respected teachers such as Associate Professor Vuong Dinh Quyen, Associate Professor Dr. Dao Xuan Chuc, ... who have contributed to building the foundation, creating the Department of Archives in the Faculty of History nearly 50 years ago, and are also visionaries, who have contributed to proposing that the faculty become an independent unit twenty years ago. On the grand ceremony of the faculty, the teachers are still healthy, still participating in teaching, researching, and are examples for generations to follow.

Second generationwas born in the late fifties, inheriting the achievements of the first generation. Over the past 20 years, the second generation has been responsible for helping the teachers maintain and develop the faculty in all aspects, from the number of staff, the number of students to expanding the program, scale, scope and type of training, expanding new research directions, while continuing to affirm and maintain the pioneering and leading position of a training unit that has a high reputation in the industry and in society.

Associate Professor, Dr. Vu Thi Phung (former head of department) delivered a congratulatory speech

From the first bricks, the department has now stepped on higher, more solid and broader steps. On that steady development,third generation, people born in the late 70s and 80s are continuing the mission of their predecessors with the strong vitality of their twenties. This is a generation that is not only “Cherish the past, embrace the future”but also reach high and far, contributing to spreading the influence and prestige of the faculty with international friends.

Stillfourth generation, who are being nurtured and trained by the common roof of Archival Science and Office Administration. They are very young students, although somewhat bewildered, but they are the faith and future of the department in the upcoming journey. That is the great happiness, the youthfulness of the age of 20 that all generations of Archival Science and Office Administration departments are unanimously contributing to create and are responsible for preserving and spreading.

Pride of 20

The great result that the Office Administration Archival School has left behind is the generations of graduates who have worked and demonstrated themselves in different positions. From those who have retired or are working, to those who have just graduated, regardless of their position, they have made constant efforts, always trying to apply the knowledge they have learned in the School to practice.

Students of the faculty have been present in the highest agencies such as the Central Party Office, the President's Office, the National Assembly Office, the Government Office, and the offices of all Ministries, Branches, People's Committees and People's Councils at all levels.

Associate Professor, Dr. Trieu Van Cuong, Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Principal of the University of Home Affairs (one of the successful alumni of the faculty) delivered a congratulatory speech.

In particular, recently, students of the faculty have been working more and more in the offices of enterprises, from state-owned economic groups to companies and corporations. Many alumni are managers in archives from central to local levels. Many alumni have become lecturers or heads of training units on archives and office management in many universities and colleges across the country. These individuals have contributed to demonstratingtraining position and providing “machine”of the department for general development.

At the age of 20, full of vitality, the department still has a lot to do, many things to improve. However, with the attention of the school's leaders, the support of functional departments, faculties, agencies, and organizations, the Department of Archival Science and Office Administration will continue to grow strongly to always be worthy of being a pioneer in the field of archival and office administration, making a practical contribution to the administrative reform, innovation, and development of the country.