One Book Fellows

Vivian Bui

Hello! My name is Vivian Bui, and I'm a junior double majoring in American Studies and English Literature with a minor in Legal Studies. On campus, I am involved in Mock Trial and with Arch Scholars programs. Outside of school, I volunteer in Chicago teaching English as a Second Language and helping immigrants prepare for the Naturalization Interview and Test. In my free time, I love hiking and going to coffee shops!

Diana Deng

Hello! My name is Diana Deng. I am a rising junior majoring in comparative literary studies. I am from Beijing, China. During my spare time, I enjoy walking around the old alleys behind my neighborhood and writing about the people living there. I like books because they document the individuality of life and history.

James Lee

Hello! I'm James, a second year majoring in Radio/Television/Film. On campus, I'm involved with organizations like Studio 22 and Vertigo Productions, and off-campus, I'm an affiliate member of the Chicago Indie Critics and a voting member of the Dorian Awards. You'll often find me writing and workshopping scripts, reviewing movies, and being on film sets over the weekends. I'm incredibly excited to help contribute to this year's One Book and the valuable perspectives it illuminates about the Asian American diaspora!

Megan Lin

Hi! I’m Megan Lin, a rising sophomore studying Social Policy and Sociology. I am a first generation Chinese American and Chinese restaurant kid. I am involved with Undergraduate Prison Education Program, Willard Exec, and Grounding for Public Service. In my free time, I enjoy dancing, watercolor painting, writing, and watching food videos. I am excited to hear people’s thoughts related to "Crying in H Mart" while facilitating discussions and events around the memoir.

Sam Habashy

Hi! My name is Sam Habashy, and I am a sophomore majoring in journalism. On campus, I am involved in Mock Trial and write for The Daily Northwestern. I am also on the executive board of the Middle Eastern North African Student Association (MENA SA) and a student tour guide. In my free time, I enjoy playing soccer and going to concerts with friends. As a fellow, I look forward to encouraging dialogue about immigration and identity within the NU community.

Wilma Tay

Hi! I'm Wilma Tay, a senior at Northwestern. I'm majoring in Economics and Psychology with a minor in Data Science. I enjoy kayaking by the lake fill on campus during the summer and spring. Exploring Chicago with friends is one of my favorite pastimes. I'm actively involved in several organizations at Northwestern, such as the African Students Association, Womxn in Economics, International Students Association, Arch Society, For Members Only, and Academic Support and Learning Advancement. I've connected with diverse communities through these groups and engaged in meaningful activities. This year, I'm excited to explore Michelle Zauner's "Crying in H Mart" with the Northwestern Community, and gain valuable insights and shared experiences along the way.