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Emile Haddad & Thomas Nielsen
Oral history between Emile Haddad, Chair of the Board of Trustees for the UCI Foundation, and FivePoints Chief Executive Officer, and Thomas Nielsen, member and past Chair of the UCI Foundation Board of Trustees, and President of The Nielsen Company
Sherwynn Umali & Michael Knox
Oral history between Michael Knox ’03, Director of New Student and Leadership Programs, and Sherwynn Umali '03, Associate Dean of Students, Student Life and Leadership
Daniel Stokols & Oladele Ogunseitan
Oral history between Oladele Ogunseitan, Oladele Ogunseitan, Professor of Public Health, founding Chair of the Department of Population Health and Disease Prevention, and Professor of Social Ecology, and Daniel Stokols, Research Professor and Chancellor’s Professor Emeritus in Psychology and Social Behavior and Planning, Policy, and Design, and founding Dean of the School of Social Ecology
Oral History of Robert Vu
An oral history with Mr. Robert Thieu Vu, born on Christmas 1962 in Ba Ria, South Vietnam. Due to his father being in the army and his mother serving as a cook for the American soldiers, he believed he had no other choice but to flee Vietnam. After a couple of failed attempts and 2 years in reeducation camp, Mr. Vu successfully escaped Vietnam by boat. He arrived at Pulau Bidong Refugee Camp in Malaysia in 1983 where he began learning English. Later, Mr. Vu was accepted by the American Delegation and was transferred to another refugee camp in Malaysia called Sungei Bishi where he became a translator for a doctor in the baby clinic. In 1984, Mr. Vu was again transferred to Morong Bataan Refugee Camp in the Philippines where he was required to go to school and learn how to adapt and live in the United States. There, he was a translator for an English class as well as an advisor for the post office. He arrived in America in 1985 and currently resides in Anaheim, California working as a mechanic in an auto shop that he owns in Fullerton, California. Mr. Vu states that although he has had to work hard his entire life, he is happy with where he is now and is eternally grateful to live in a country that has granted him the opportunity to rebuild his life after being forced to flee his home country.Recorded Digitall
Robert Folkenflik & Michael Clark
Oral History video between Robert Folkenflik, Professor Emeritus, School of Humanities, and Michael Clark, Interim Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor, and Professor of English.Clark’s previous positions include Senior Vice Provost for Academic Planning, Interim Dean of the School of Humanities, Chair of the Department of English and Comparative Literature, and Director of the Humanities Core Course. He received his Ph.D. from UCI in 1977
Oral History of Chau Minh Quach
An oral history with Ms. Chau Minh Quach, born on November 16, 1966 in Gia Dinh, Vietnam. She discusses her life in Vietnam and the effects of her dad being sent to a reeducation camp on the family. She also describes how her family escaped Vietnam by boat in 1980 when she was 13, arriving in Malaysia and staying at Pulau Bidong Refugee Camp for 6 months, and then going to Vancouver, Canada through a sponsorship. After moving to Southern California with her husband, she became a nail technician and esthetician. She currently works in Chino Hills and resides in Corona with her husband and 3 children.Recorded Digitall
Oral History of Lynn Ngo
This is an oral history with Mrs. Lynn Ma Ngo, born on October 11, 1968 in Ca Mau, Vietnam. She lived in the city of Ca Mau until her departure from Vietnam at the age of eleven, in March of 1979. After the passing of her father at the age of two, she and her family lived with her uncle and their family. Her immediate family includes her mother and two older brothers. Prior to that, she attended both Vietnamese and Chinese school. She did not hold any formal jobs in Vietnam, given her age, but she would help out with a convenience/general store that her family ran. She left Vietnam with her mom, two older brothers, and two of her cousins. They escaped on a fishing boat, which was headed towards Malaysia. The boat belonged to a family friend. The bulk of the interview centered around life on the island of Pulau Bidong. After being sponsored by her father’s sister’s family, she boarded a plane headed to California. She was then reunited with her family in Santa Ana, California. It is there where she went on to complete middle school, high school, and college to earn her AA degree. Shortly after, she got married in 1992. Following that, she moved to Fresno, California where she now works in the jewelry retail industry. She currently resides in Fresno with her husband, mother, and two sons.Recorded Digitall
Jenny Doh & Manuel Gomez
Oral history video between Jenny Doh, UCI’s first student Regent and UCI 1991 alumna, and Manuel Gomez, Vice Chancellor Emeritus, Student Affairs.Gomez’s previous positions include Assistant and Associate Vice Chancellor of Enrollment Services, adjunct faculty member in the Department of Education, and Interim Vice President for Educational Relations for the University of California
William Maurer, William Schonfeld & James March
Oral history video among James March, founding dean of the School of Social Sciences 1964-1970, and Professor of Psychology and Sociology, William Schonfeld, Professor Emeritus and former dean of Social Sciences 1982-2002, and Bill Maurer, Dean, School of Social Sciences 2013-present. Maurer is a professor of Anthropology, Law, and Criminology, Law and Society. He is also Director of the Institute for Money, Technology and Finance
Hal Moore & Larry Overman
Oral history video between Harold Moore, Professor Emeritus and Larry Overman, Professor Emeritus.Moore’s previous positions include Chair of the Department of Chemistry (1970-73, 1982-85), Dean of the School of Physical Sciences (1985-94), and Research Professor. Moore is a founding faculty member of the Department of Chemistry