
Teachers and students at the “Teachers’ Memories” Season IV Talk Show, 2025
Attending the event, representing the Party Committee and University Board were:
Mr. Nguyễn Xuân Hồng – Standing Committee Member of the Party Committee, Vice President;
Mr. Hoàng Đơ – Head of the Office of Politics and Student Services;
Dr. Lê Ngọc Sơn – President of the Labour Union, Director of the Institute of International & Postgraduate Training
Ms. Phạm Thị Quế Minh – Vice President of the Labour Union
Mr. Nguyễn Trung Nhân – Head of Academic Affairs
From the IUH Information and Communication Center, Ms. Nguyễn Thị Thương, Director of the Center, was present.
The program also welcomed the judging panel and 200 lecturers and students.
The talk show featured many teachers—from young lecturers to those with decades of dedication—each wholeheartedly committed to education. Notably, two judges offered diverse and insightful perspectives: Ms. Nguyễn Vân Anh – Author and independent writer with over 10 years of experience collaborating with major publications on psychology, women, and family. Mr. Trần Ngọc Mai – Lecturer at the People’s Security University and member of the Ho Chi Minh City Writers’ Association. Among the submitted works, several teachers received exceptional admiration from students, alums, and colleagues.


The Organizing Committee announced and awarded prizes to outstanding contestants:
First Prize: Tào Thúy Trân, writing about Mr. Đặng Hoàng Vũ – Faculty of Law & Political Sciences
Second Prize: Nguyễn Duy Bảo, writing about Ms. Ninh Phú Giang – Faculty of Commerce & Tourism
Third Prize: Trương Thị Yến Nhi, writing about Mr. Nguyễn Xuân Tòng – Lecturer, Institute of Science, Technology and Environmental Management
Impressive Work Award: Hà Minh Tấn, writing about Ms. Nguyễn Phi Vân – Lecturer, Faculty of Fundamental Sciences






Do students today still maintain the habit of writing? Can gratitude and affection for teachers be expressed through words amidst a fast-paced life? Yet, through four seasons, hundreds of stories, memories, and sincere emotions have been shared, proving that these efforts are not only meaningful but also help preserve the tradition of respecting teachers, nurturing teacher–student bonds, and inspiring the spirit of writing and sharing among IUH students.
The program has become a special bridge where students, learners, and alums reflect on their educational journey, honor those who guided them, and contribute to spreading cultural and humanistic values within the IUH community.
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