2L, Tue Ho
- Home State: Pennsylvania
- Legal Interests: Public Interest, Education, Housing, Public Defense
- Organizations: Minority Student Program, Social Justice Scholars, APALSA, Immigration Law Society, Street Law
- Bio: Hey everyone! My name is Tue Ho (pronounced "Tway"). I was born in Vietnam but immigrated over straight to Philly. I grew up playing curveball, half ball, and all sorts of street hockey here in South Philly. My father was a Buddhist monk and so, in a way, I'm a bit of a preachers' kid. I enjoy reading non-fiction, going on bike rides, and sleeping while trying to meditate. I studied history at Temple, education at Penn, and now am studying Law at Rutgers. Prior to law school, I was a special ed teacher in Kensington, an ESL teacher in Vietnam, and a Disney greeter at Disney World. I'm very concerned about displacement and have been involved in different housing advocacy groups in Philadelphia. My goal is to hold city planners and private developers accountable for creating and maintaining affordable housing. I'm also passionate about educational equity and hope to one day provide legal services to students and their communities. This summer I interned for the ACLU in Pennsylvania.
- Session Date: Tuesday, February 16. If you weren't able to join the Q&A but you have questions for me, please contact william.bassett@rutgers.edu.
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