This page commemorates the 80th anniversary of the school's tradition and 30 years of development.University of Social Sciences and Humanities
The small gift packages for the students included rice, instant noodles, eggs, milk, sausages, face masks, hand sanitizer, etc. This was the result of financial support and donations from the school's staff and other benefactors over the past period. Some teachers even volunteered to be delivery drivers, bringing the gifts directly to the students. The teachers and volunteer students from the Faculty of Humanities implemented methods to reach the students safely, conveniently, and quickly, with creativity and dedication. One teacher shared: "We do our best, with a sincere heart, to ensure that the support reaches the students in the most genuine and effective way."
This support program is expected to last until the pandemic ends, divided into several phases.
A series of photos from the first day of implementing the program to support humanities students with the goal: "NO HUMANITIES STUDENT WILL BE LEFT BEHIND".
The school received sponsorship from the Green Journey Fund, the Happy Women Leader Network, and alumni of the Tourism Studies program for the first 300 gift packages distributed at the Me Tri dormitory.
The distribution of gifts to students was carefully planned to ensure safety and prevent the spread of disease, with regulations including: wearing masks and gloves, using hand sanitizer, and maintaining maximum social distancing.
The students shared their excitement and emotion at receiving gifts directly from their teachers. The photo shows Associate Professor Dr. Nguyen Quang Lieu - Head of Student Affairs and Rector of the Specialized High School for Social Sciences and Humanities, presenting gifts to students of the Faculty of Humanities.
The international students of the school received gifts personally from the Principal in his office.
The teachers had prepared each gift for the students quite thoughtfully.
The collection point for gifts and donated items is in the lobby of building E.
Today, the school continued to receive support in the form of rice from some teachers in the Faculty of Sociology and Management Science.
Principal Pham Quang Minh directly participated in the preparation of gifts and encouraged teachers and students to participate.
Dr. Ngo Thi Kieu Oanh - President of the school's Trade Union - was directly responsible for planning and preparing the logistics for the program.
Mr. Tran Bach Hieu - Secretary of the School's Youth Union - worked closely with the student volunteers to assist with logistics for the program.
The vibrant blue of the Humanities volunteers shines brightly.
Joy was evident on the volunteers' faces.
Ms. Nguyen Tuyet Mai from the Student Affairs and Support Department is one of the people actively involved in sharing difficulties with humanities students.
Ms. Vu Thu Hang, an officer at the Trade Union Office, is the main contact person responsible for soliciting and receiving donations and in-kind contributions for this program.
Mr. Pham Huy Cuong (Deputy Head of the Student Affairs Department) volunteered to be a delivery driver, delivering gifts directly to the students' addresses on their way home this evening.
Another familiar delivery person for the Humanities students - Mr. Nguyen Van Hue (Training Department) - personally handed out small gifts, filled with the affection and care of the University, to the students.
Tomorrow, the gift-giving activity will continue throughout the day.
Author:Thanh Ha