All will be answered through the talk show “Resolving family conflicts from an accounting-financial perspective”  taking place at  10:00 a.m., Saturday, January 7, 2023.

The talk show took place online on the Zoom platform.

Login link:  //zoom.us/j/7528326080?pwd=OFVtQlN5bTlzUVpSOFNicW1IaWNIQT09
Meeting ID: 752 832 6080
Passcode: HSU

The talk show was led by two speakers, experts, and lecturers in the field of finance from Hoa Sen University.

• Dr. Phung Thai Minh Trang, Dean of the Faculty of Finance and Banking
• MSc. Do Thi Hong Ha, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Finance and Banking

This is an activity in the Series Understanding, Loving, and Accompanying Your Children organized for the first time by Hoa Sen University specifically for parents and individuals interested in family issues.

The program wants to spread knowledge, methods, and new approaches so that raising children is not a battle. Here, parents will listen and discuss with leading educational experts with many years of experience in the profession to share and answer questions to solve difficult situations commonly encountered in families.

Register to attend here

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***  Contact information:

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• Email: [email protected]
• Tel: (+84) 28 7309 1991 ext. 4804
• Fanpage of Faculty of Social Sciences and Law:  //www.facebook.com/khxh.hoasen/
• Fanpage of Psychological Counseling Center:  //www.facebook.com/tamlyungdungHSU

GENDER TALK  

INTRODUCE

Gender Talk  is an academic activity on  Gender and Gender Equality  of the Department of Liberal Education, Faculty of Social Sciences, Hoa Sen University (HSU). Gender Talk  was born in January 2019 and is a place for experts, HSU students and those who are interested to share, learn, exchange, explore and explore multi-dimensional perspectives on Gender and gender trends. towards Gender Equality in Vietnam and internationally. Gender Talk can also be a place to inspire everyone, especially HSU students, to raise awareness about gender equality and promote a fair, equal, civilized, progressive, and sustainable society. solid.

PURPOSE 

• Share, learn, and exchange multi-dimensional perspectives on Gender & Gender Equality,
• Raising awareness about Gender and Gender Equality,
• Can cooperate in research and communication of knowledge about Gender & Gender Equality.

REGISTER TO ATTEND AT :  //forms.gle/pvZU13HYf4tARicq5

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GENDER TALK INVITATION #7

The GENDER TALK organizing committee of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Hoa Sen University (HSU) respectfully invites you to register to attend the Seminar on Gender & Gender Equality – GENDER TALK #7.

• Topic:
  • #1:  Building Personal Image  presented by teacher Ho Trung Chanh
  • #2:  Professional Dressing  presented by Ms. Doan Thi Ngoc
• Time: Wednesday afternoon, January 27, 2021 at 13:30 – 17:00,.
• Location: Room 903, No. 08 Nguyen Van Trang, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1, HSU
• Speakers: Master  Ho Trung Chanh and  Master  Doan Thi Ngoc
• Chair/Moderator: Lecturer Doan Thi Ngoc, Faculty of Social Sciences, HSU.
• Community activities:  No fees

PARTICIPANTS: HSU students, researchers, educators, psychologists, social work experts, university students, teachers and high school students and individuals interested in Gender & Gender Equality inside and outside the HSU community.

SPEAKER BRIEF : 

#1: Mr.  Ho Trung Chanh  is the Acting Head of the Department of Tourism & Hotel Management at FPT University, Ho Chi Minh City. Mr. Chanh has 20 years of experience in management, training and teaching at many universities. He is fluent in three languages: English, French and Vietnamese. He always wants to help students have a positive attitude to life by sharing experiences gathered during trips to 66 countries around the world, especially young people who are not clear about the “Tourism – Hospitality – industry”. Restaurant”. It is new lands, new friends, new students, new experiences, in all parts of the country that are the joy and motivation that pull me to continue traveling everywhere to exchange, connect, teach and support. Support in all forms for the community and society. 

#2: Ms.  Doan Thi Ngoc  is a lecturer, subject coordinator and founder of Gender Talk – Academic activities on Gender and Gender Equality, belonging to BMGDKP, Faculty of Social Sciences, Hoa Sen University (HSU). Ms. Ngoc has two master’s degrees: MSc in English TESOL from the University of Southern Queensland, Australia and MSc in Social Work from West Virginia University, USA. Ms. Ngoc has over 30 years of experience working in different fields, from gender research specialist, real estate business, tourism-hotel-restaurant business, garment industry, social work, community development, translation and interpretation, and teaching English, Social Work, and Sociology majors at universities and provinces in the South. Every year, Ms. Ngoc participates in volunteer contributions to many community projects to raise awareness about social work and gender equality for people and students of universities. In November 2017, she was invited as a Visiting Scholar – a scholar of Culture, Social Work and English for Indiana State University, USA. She has also participated in translating and writing many research articles on gender and gender equality. Finally, in May 2019, she published the book: ” Introductory Social Work: Perspectives & Theory “.

SYNOPSIS:

#1:  Topic 1: Building Personal Image . If building your brand or personal image is your concern. If you need more confidence when communicating with people. If you want to be successful in business, job interviews or meeting future customers and partners. Or more simply, if you need to increase your value and feel more ready in your soul and appearance every morning when you wake up, come to this workshop and you will find the answer. Surely you will leave with a lot of joy and a “mountain” of confidence. 

#2:  Topic 2: Dress Professionally (Dress for Success).  Do you know how to dress to impress and succeed? If the answer is ‘yes’ or ‘no’, it is very suitable for our workshop. Coco Chanel, the founder of Chanel, once said, “If you dress poorly, they will only remember your dress; if you dress perfectly, they will remember you as a woman.” So if you have the ability and want to succeed, dress impeccably. A recent study also shows that people who dress appropriately and well will help them be more confident, feel stronger, and focus on important details more. Most importantly, people will view well-dressed people as leaders and turn to them for support at a faster pace ( Brandon Vallorani, Forbes Magazine, 2018 ).

For more detailed information, please contact :

GENDER TALK Organizing Committee: Ms. Doan Thi Ngoc < [email protected] >

Department of Liberal Education

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES 

HOA SEN UNIVERSITY

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#GENDERTALKHSU

THE CONCEPT OF VIOLENCE IN POLITICS

BY HANNAH ARENDT

The academic program of June 2020 showed us that, in Arendt’s conception, political power has a very positive meaning, it is completely different from domination, coercion, imposition, and forced obedience. Come in and. The July 2020 program will continue to clarify the concept of “Violence” in Arendt’s politics. With the revolutionary nature of her thinking, she also brought a very new connotation to the concept of violence, which is understood as a tool of politics. Arendt understood violence in a completely different way than usual.

* Introduction to the Liberal Arts Program: please refer here.

SOME FEATURES OF THE SPEAKER

Dr. NGUYEN THI TU HUY

Nguyen Thi Tu Huy is currently Head of the Department of Liberal Education at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Hoa Sen University. She defended her doctoral thesis in French Literature in 2008 and her doctoral thesis in political philosophy in 2018, at Paris Diderot University. Her literary studies focus on contemporary literary theory, especially with authors: Barthes, Ricoeur, Genette, Foucault, Deleuze, and Derrida. With an interdisciplinary approach, she interrogates several issues at the intersection of the social sciences and humanities: the relationship between creation and reception, between logic and feeling, problem interpretation, the disintegration of identity in contemporary times, and the breakdown of subjective and symbolic structures. Her recent research in the field of political philosophy is based on the thoughts of contemporary philosophers: Arendt, Deleuze-Guattari, Lefort, and Havel, from which to develop thoughts on today’s political issues. now. She is the author of two books ( Alain Robbe-Grillet: truth and interpretation, Writers Association & DaiViet Book Publishing House, 2009, Social Life 2nd reprint, 2019.  Writing – loneliness and strength, Hoi Nha Publishing House Van, 2014), articles in collective works (Alain Robbe-Grillet: Balises pour le XXIe siècle, Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, 2010), and articles in Vietnamese and international magazines.

THE CONCEPT OF POWER IN POLITICS

BY HANNAH ARENDT

Political power is commonly understood as power expressed and exercised over others, as coercive and imposing power, forcing others to obey the orders of those in power…

Hannah Arendt proposed a concept of power completely different from the above understanding. Her theory of power is deeply humanistic, and with this concept, she placed humanity’s political activities in an unexpected dimension of humanity. What is that concept? Nguyen Thi Tu Huy will introduce this unique concept to interested people at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 6, 2020, at the Saturday Coffee Culture Salon.

* Introduction to the Liberal Arts Program: please refer here.

SOME FEATURES OF THE SPEAKER

Dr. NGUYEN THI TU HUY

Nguyen Thi Tu Huy is currently Head of the Department of Liberal Education at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Hoa Sen University. She defended her doctoral thesis in French Literature in 2008 and her doctoral thesis in political philosophy in 2018, at Paris Diderot University. Her literary studies focus on contemporary literary theory, especially with authors: Barthes, Ricoeur, Genette, Foucault, Deleuze, and Derrida. With an interdisciplinary approach, she interrogates several issues at the intersection of the social sciences and humanities: the relationship between creation and reception, between logic and feeling, problem interpretation, the disintegration of identity in contemporary times, and the breakdown of subjective and symbolic structures. Her recent research in the field of political philosophy is based on the thoughts of contemporary philosophers: Arendt, Deleuze-Guattari, Lefort, and Havel, from which to develop thoughts on today’s political issues. She is the author of two books ( Alain Robbe-Grillet: truth and interpretation, Writers Association & DaiViet Book Publishing House, 2009, Social Life 2nd reprint, 2019. Writing – loneliness and strength, Hoi Nha Publishing House Van, 2014), articles in collective works (Alain Robbe-Grillet: Balises pour le XXIe siècle, Presses Sorbonne Nouvelle, Paris, 2010), and articles in Vietnamese and international magazines.

OPEN ACADEMIC PROGRAM

The liberal arts program is organized by the Department of Liberal Education – Faculty of Social Sciences – Hoa Sen University in cooperation with Saturday Coffee. In the spirit of liberal education currently being applied at several universities in Vietnam in general and at Hoa Sen University in particular, this program creates conditions to help different segments of the public access Academic knowledge and research have reached a universal level, and at the same time meet the aspirations of those who want to bring deep knowledge in their narrow field to all broad classes of society.

In 2020, the topic is limited to “Conceptual systems in the politics of Hannah Arendt�? Each month we will introduce a political concept from Arendt, one of the leading political philosophers of the twentieth century.

This program is led by Ms. Nguyen Thi Tu Huy, Head of the Department of Education and Training, who is responsible for the content and also participates as a speaker and speaker coordinator. Academic activities will take place at Saturday Coffee, a cultural space familiar to the public in Ho Chi Minh City.

Liberal Arts Education Program

To support students studying E-learning, the Faculty of Social Sciences would like to announce the following email address: [email protected]. This is where students send emails if they have questions or have problems with Elearning when studying subjects of the Faculty of Social Sciences, including the Department of Psychology and the Department of Liberal Education.

Students can refer to the Study Handbook on Hoa Sen University’s MLearning system: download here.

Faculty of Social Sciences

INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THE WORKSHOP

JAPANESE SCHOOL & JAPAN TODAY

On the occasion of opening the Japanese studies major at Hoa Sen University, the Faculty of Social Sciences organized today’s Japanese Studies & Japanese Conference.

• Time: Saturday, December 21, 2019, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
• Location: Room 903, No. 8 Nguyen Van Trang, District 1

Sincerely invite Teachers, Brothers and Sisters to register to attend the Conference here .

SEMINAR PROGRAM

Faculty of Social Sciences

Dear Students and Teachers,

The Department of Liberal Arts Education – Faculty of Social Sciences (Social Sciences) respectfully introduces a series of free Legal Consulting and Seminars for HSUers. Coming to this first seminar, you will be updated with current legal information and have questions related to the fields of Civil, Criminal, and Labor law answered. Labor, Business, Commerce, Marriage and Family,�?/p>

The theme of this November workshop is “Hoa Sen students respond to Vietnam Law Day November 9”
Location: Room 407, Nguyen Van Trang headquarters 
Time: 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Speaker: Lawyer Dao Duy Tan – Ho Chi Minh City Bar Association, Director of One Member Limited Liability Law Company, Lecturer of the Department of General Education – Faculty of Social Sciences – Hoa Sen University

Note: Due to the maximum capacity of room 407, the conference hall has a maximum capacity of 80 seats, so the organizers will give priority seating to 80 HSUers who quickly register in advance. HSUers who register late will regret that they will participate in the next workshop held on December 27, 2019.

The Department of Education and Training – Faculty of Social Sciences respectfully invites you.

INVITATION LETTER TO ATTEND SEMINAR

Topic: 100 Years of Musical Highlights from Tin Pan Alley to Maroon 5

(Temporarily translated: Outstanding Achievements of World Music in the Past 100 Years,

From Musician Tin Pan Alley to Famous Music Group Maroon 5)

The Organizing Committee of the Department of Liberal Education (GDKP), Faculty of Social Sciences, Hoa Sen University (HSU) respectfully invites you to register to attend the Seminar on:

️Theme: 100 Years of Musical Highlights from Tin Pan Alley to Maroon 5 (Temporarily translated: Outstanding Achievements of World Music in the Past 100 Years, From Tin Pan Alley Musicians to Famous Music Group Maroon 5).
Location: Room 204, No. 08 Nguyen Van Trang, Ben Thanh Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City
Time: 13:45-17:00, Saturday afternoon, November 23, 2019
Language: English; Vietnamese
Speaker: Prof.Dr. Brian Kilp, Indiana State University, USA
Chair & Interpreter: Doan Thi Ngoc – Lecturer, Faculty of Social Sciences, Hoa Sen University

PLEASE REGISTER HERE: //forms.gle/8MoGmGoDemiBRRWs8

PARTICIPANTS:

Students, researchers, educators, musicians, psychologists, Social Work experts, high school teachers and students, and individuals interested in music within and outside the HSU community.

SPEAKER AT A GLANCE:

Brian Kilp is a professor of music at the School of Music, Indiana State University (ISU). He is the Academic Department Coordinator and Academic Advisor. He is also a member of Indiana State University’s Faculty Brass and Woodwind Quintet. Prof.Dr. Brian Kilp has many years of experience working internationally and constantly promotes international cooperation between universities around the world through performances, scholarships, faculty and student exchanges, teaching, and organizing. Organizing summer courses abroad for students and lecturers of various majors and ISU.

Brian Kilp is a tenured Professor of Music at the Indiana State University School of Music. He is the coordinator of the Academic Division and an Academic Advisor. He is also a member of the Indiana State University Faculty Brass and Woodwind Quintets. His assigned duties have included teaching in the horn studio and academic courses. He is also active in promoting international collaboration, performances, scholarship, and International faculty-led student travel experiences.

SYNOPSIS:

This presentation covers 100 years of American and international popular music, including pop music, popular instruments, singers, singers artists, and fans. The presentation also covers the recording industry and music marketing industry, radio, television, music business aspects, touring artists and their lives. All of this influenced the development and changes in Pop music.

The talk also focused on the origins of Pop music in America and how it has transformed over the years. We will also see Pop music associated with cultural, political, and social issues, issues of race, class, and gender, the development of the music business, and the development of technology.

Today, Pop music is constantly changing. We will also discuss other countries around the world that have begun to contribute to the overall picture of Pop music in this day and age. Finally, the talk will talk about some outstanding artists and how they played music through decades and eras, and the audience will have the opportunity to listen to famous musical works of the past 100 years.

This presentation will cover about 100 years of American and international popular music, including popular music, and the more common instruments used, and discuss singers and singers as artists, and listeners as fans. The presentation also talks a little bit about the recording industry and the marketing industry, about the radio, TV, music business, and touring aspects of artists and their lives, and how that affects the changes in popular music as it develops and diversifies.

The talk will focus on the roots of American popular music and how they’ve transformed over the years. We will also see popular music in the context of Social, political, and cultural issues, Issues of race, class, and gender, the development of the music business, and the development of technology

Pop music is still undergoing constant change. We will also discuss other countries that began to contribute, which significantly altered the landscape of popular music then as do others in the present day. As we move along, the presentation will point out some of the more significant artists and play music of many times and eras, so that the audience will get to hear examples of about 100 years of popular music.