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Project HMONG
Project HMONG’s mission is to ensure the health, retention, persistence, and graduation success for Southeast Asian students, including but not limited to Hmong, Mien, Laotian, Cambodian, Thai and other underrepresented students. Committed to build a positive and supportive community of mentors and peers through mentoring and networking with support, guidance, and encouragement while promoting positive character development, Project HMONG’s focus is on student leadership, professional development and campus/community engagement through a cultural lens that incorporates the students’ experiences.
Watch the Project Hmong Experience Video
Project Hmong "Thank You Mom & Dad" Video
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Peer to Peer Program
The Peer to Peer Program is a great opportunity for students to cultivate their own leadership skills and abilities in the context of their culture and college experience while learning about the role of mentorship.
We are looking for students who have a desire for personal and professional growth with a focus on community development. Participation is on a voluntary and rolling basis.
Lost A-Hmong the Data: Hmong American
Research & Information
Project HMONG (Helping Mentor Our Next Generation) launched as a result of the groundbreaking report Ecological Factors in Hmong American Educational Success, authored by Dr. Chao Vang, which provides key insightful numeric data and powerful narratives into the experiences of the 1,000+ Hmong students at Sacramento State.
Articles
- Sac State's First Hmong Grad
- Sac-State Hosts Hmong Elders
- Student Helps Trace COVID-19 in Insular Hmong Community
- Study is First to Look at Challenges Facing Hmong Students
- From Poverty to Peer Leader: A Refugee Student Finds Success
- Inside the growing success of Hmong students at Sacramento State
Important Websites
Events
Cloth as Community: Threading the Needle of the Past, Present, and Future
Cloth as Community explores the textile traditions and fashion of the Hmong people, providing new insights into a history, heritage, and culture that spans multiple continents and countries. Highlighting items from the Donald & Beverly Gerth Special Collections & University Archives’ Southeast Asian Community Resource Center Collection, the exhibition features large story cloths, individualized garments, along with small textile pieces and full traditional outfits borrowed from private collections.
University Library Gallery
January 24, 2023 – February 25, 2023
Tuesday – Friday 10 am to 4 pm, Saturday Noon to 4 pm
Donald & Beverly Gerth Special Collections & University Archives
January 24, 2023 – May 19, 2023
Monday – Friday 9 am to 5 pm
Opening Reception
Thursday, February 2, 2023 at 5:30 pm
Library Gallery and Special Collections
Support the Exhibit or Project Hmong Student Scholarships
Special thanks to our project partners, sponsors, and the generous support of many individuals, families, and campus and community partners.
Save the Date
Saturday, August 3 – Sunday, August 4, 2024
Sacramento State, University Union
Visit the Hmong Nurses Association page
Hosted by Project Hmong and the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Center.
For more information, contact conference@gmail.com or project.hmong@csus.edu
Contact Us
Email: project.hmong@csus.edu
Location: Lassen Hall 2205