Phoebe Ham is a current contributing writer and editor at Her Campus CU Boulder (HCCU). Though she writes about a variety of topics, she enjoys writing about beauty, music, and Asian-American culture.
Outside of Her Campus, Phoebe is mainly focused on her studies, though she hopes to expand her writing career further in the near future. She is a current sophomore at CU, and she is majoring in SLHS and minoring in both Linguistics and Education. Prior to her college career, she won an award for an original short story, and that was where she discovered her love of writing and posting her creations online. For several years, she ran a blog dedicated to her writing, which ranged from poetry and book reviews to short stories and novellas.
In her free time Phoebe enjoys reading Asian-American literature, crocheting, and spending time with her friends. Recently, she has been into novels by Haruki Murakami, Min Jin Lee, and Ling Ma. Additionally, she has been trying to incorporate more of her crocheted creations into her wardrobe for sustainability reasons, as well as vocalizing the importance of Asian representation in media through her art.
The Importance of Fulfilling Your Needs, Mentally and Physically, with Shaggbox
Sexy Spiders: Spider Pheremones in the Sol de Janeiro Delicia Drench Body Butter
Does Oil Cleansing Work for Oily Skin Too? A Review of the Elemis Pro-Collagen Cleansing Balm
The Improper Placement of Emergent Bilingual Children in Special Education Programs
Barbie: 6 Months Later
What’s the Deal With Wasians?: Fetishization, Eurocentric Beauty Standards, and the Irreversible Damage of Jenny Han
My Favorite Books by East Asian Authors
My Favorite Korean Foods as a Korean-American
Peace, Prosperity, and Cleaning Your Dirty Face
You & Me Got a Whole Lot of History: My Favorite Boy Bands Over the Years