Shannon Mia Vo is a third-year student at the University of California, Los Angeles. She is majoring in Psychology and minoring in Disability Studies. This is her second year writing for UCLA's chapter of Her Campus, and her first year as Assistant Director of Editorial, so she is excited to learn as she goes. Shannon loves to write and believes that words are an essential catalyst for storytelling, education, advocacy, and expression. When she isn't writing, she can be found crafting, rewatching her favorite sitcoms, working out, or browsing through booktok!
5 Things To Consider In A Therapist: A Beginner’s Guide to Finding the Right Therapist For You
The Power of Showing Up for Yourself
Identity Through My Lens: Navigating Life as a Southeast Asian American
Work Smarter Not Harder: Networking During a Global Pandemic
From The TV Screen To The Calendar: How Leslie Knope’s Galentine’s Day Added To The Culture Of Empowerment Through Females Supporting Females
19 Things I’ve Learned by Age 19
Inhabiting Westwood Again: How Fall 2021 Will Require A New Kind Of Transition
A Trip Down Memory Lane: Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood and His Lasting Impact on A Generation That Values Inclusion & Love
How Nature Kept Me Grounded During The Pandemic
The Importance Of The Self-Help Genre