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MCC ESOL student Loc Duong walking on a soccer pitch dressed in a blue jersey, white shorts, black compression socks, which socks, and cleats. Photo by Viet Sport.

ESOL Voices is a collection of stories written by ESOL students at Monroe Community College. This publication highlights our MCC students who come from all over the world. Look for new stories in the Tribune. Search for older stories on our Omeka page maintained by librarian Dax Parasnis-Samar. We hope you enjoy these stories as much as we do.

Loc Duong came to the U.S. from Vietnam 2 years ago. He plans to work in the health profession. In this essay, Loc reminisces about a favorite pastime, nostalgic for the bonds established in his rural community in Vietnam, & life lessons he learned from playing his favorite game.

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Photo of MCC ESOL student Hyojin Han. She is smiling and has dark hair at a length just below her shoulders. She's wearing a light-colored sweater with shades of green, and standing in front of a snow-covered deck. The backyard is covered in snow, with bare tree branches and snow-dusted evergreen trees.

ESOL Voices is a collection of stories written by ESOL students at Monroe Community College. This publication highlights our MCC students who come from all over the world. Look for new stories in the Tribune. Search for older stories on our Omeka page maintained by librarian Dax Parasnis-Samar. We hope you enjoy these stories as much as we do.

Hyojin Han came to the United States from Korea. Her academic goal is to enroll in MCC's Dental Hygiene program. In the following narrative essay, Hyojin illustrates the joy of learning a new language and culture. Read Hyojin's story here: mccglobalfaces.omeka.net/exhibits/sho...

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