Lang Duong | Overachiever Magazine

JoinedAugust 3, 2021

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Lang Duong is a proud first-generation Vietnamese-American. She graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in May 2021 with a Psychology BS, and she is currently working as a Clinical Research Coordinator at the University of Pennsylvania - Perelman School of Medicine. As a member of the AAPI community, a lot of her career/research interests entail the creation of culturally-sensitive psychotherapies, democratization of psychological sciences, and identity development in Asian adolescents. She is also extremely passionate about making the psychology career path more accessible to minoritized students through individual meetings with undergraduate students seeking to pursue higher education. Aside from her professional interests, she is a huge animal lover with a big heart for pit bulls. In her free time, she volunteers at the local animal shelters to take the dogs out on walks!

Life Relationships

What If We Were Given a Third Chance?

Lang Duong·February 24, 2022

First Person Life

Post-Graduation Blues with a Carolina Hue

Lang Duong·January 30, 2022

Health

Model Minority Turned Imposter

Lang Duong·September 30, 2021

Activism Society

Diversifying the Asian American Narrative

Lang Duong·May 15, 2021

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