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My name is Anastasia Vang! I am 22 years old! I was born in Omaha, Nebraska. I  was raised in Bentonville, Arkansas. I am Hmong as my native language and cultural background.

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This is my family! I am the middle child in my family. I have 1 brother and 3 sisters. I have 2 dogs that were raised for the past few years names Boba and Fluffy!

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As you can see in this picture, watching the rise/sunset hours is one of my favorite hobbies! I have a few more hobbies I enjoyed: singing, listening to music, taking pictures, and enjoying nature.

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I attended Bentonville Public Schools through K-12 grade. I graduated from Bentonville West High School as a Class of 2019.

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I attended NWACC (Northwest Arkansas Community College) from Fall 2019-Spring 2021 and transferred to college at the University of Arkansas from Fall 2021.

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I am full Hmong! As a Hmong American woman, I wanted to educate many people to learn about the Hmong culture. I also believe to share my personal experiences position as a Hmong girl with my culture. I especially love to collect Hmong clothes as part of my culture, sharing different styles with traditional and modern clothes. I always had a huge passion for talking about my own culture with the importance of the Hmong community.

Fun Fact: My Hmong name is Paj Tawg Tshiab, which means "blooming flower" in English translation.

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I always believe that education is important in life. Throughout my school years, my teachers supported me achieve my goals. I love to help and make a huge impact on education. I want to bring a positive impact on my future students to succeed in their life!

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I am currently a sophomore at the University of Arkansas studying for a bachelor's degree in Special Education. I knew that I wanted to be involved in the education field. My teachers gave me an inspiration for learning and find the importance of education. I also wanted to educate my Hmong cultural background to tell my traditions and history to the community. College has taught me so many things about life and education. I want to pursue my dreams to help future students with having a career path and success in life!