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Asian Migration and Global Cities

Anne Cong-Huyen, Jonathan Young Banfill, Katherine Herrera, Samantha Ching, Natalie Yip, Thania Lucero, Randy Mai, Candice Lau, Authors

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Randy Mai Biography

Randy Mai is a graduate student in Urban and Regional Planning at UCLA’s Luskin School of Public Affairs. His concentration is Housing. He holds a Bachelors of Arts degree in Asian American Studies, Asian Languages and Culture, and Urban and Regional Studies from UCLA. He is also a U.S. Department of Education Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellow, where his area of studies is Vietnam.

He has worked with the City of LA’s Human Relations Commission, East Los Angeles Community Corporation, Service Employees International Union - United Long Term Care Workers, and most recently the Los Angeles Mayor’s Office of Economic Development under the Minority Business Development Agency and the Planning and Housing Team. Through these various public and private organizations, he hopes to become a leader in the planning field.

At UCLA, he is the Community Development and Social Justice (CDSJ) Coordinator; he works with a group of 10 undergraduate students who want to pursue professional degrees in Public Policy, Urban Planning, Social Welfare, and Public Health. He also teaches a course on graduate school preparation and conducting qualitative research in professional fields.
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