Appreciation & Exchange Event with Vietnam Television (VTV): Spreading the "New Generation Student" Inspiration

On the afternoon of January 15, 2026, in the warm and solemn atmosphere of Hall A301 (Campus 1), Lac Hong University (LHU) hosted the Appreciation & Exchange Program with Vietnam Television (VTV). This event was not only an opportunity to reflect on the meaningful partnership between the university and the national media outlet but also a moment for connection and sharing. It aimed to inspire LHU students to assert themselves and nurture the aspirations and spirit of "New Generation Students."

During the event, students from the Faculty of Information Technology (IT) looked back on their journey in the "New Generation Students" competition. They expressed their sincere gratitude to their mentors, the Faculty, and the University leadership for the unwavering support, trust, and opportunities provided for them to learn, experience, and grow.

The competing team sharing their experiences during the appreciation event.

The team posing with their mentor, Mr. Bui Xuan Canh, a lecturer at the Faculty of IT.

Speaking at the ceremony, Dr. Nguyen Vu Quynh, Vice Rector of Lac Hong University, expressed his profound gratitude to Vietnam Television. He also recognized the collective efforts and support of the university's faculty in creating an environment where LHU students can excel in national-level academic and creative arenas.

Dr. Nguyen Vu Quynh, Vice Rector of the University, expressing gratitude to VTV and congratulating the team.

The program was honored to welcome Mr. Phan Lac Long, Deputy Head of Entertainment Production at VTV. During the exchange session, he shared practical and relatable insights regarding the production of the program, the vital role of students in intellectual competitions, and the core requirements for bravery, creative thinking, and social responsibility for "New Generation Students" in an era of global integration.

Mr. Phan Lac Long, Deputy Head of Entertainment Production at VTV, sharing insights during the exchange session with LHU students.

Beyond being a simple appreciation event, the program served as a meaningful bridge, allowing Lac Hong students to gain practical experience from a professional media environment. This interaction provided them with the motivation to confidently develop their skills, proactively seize opportunities, and prepare to conquer future academic and creative challenges.

LHU faculty and students taking a commemorative photo with the representative from Vietnam Television (VTV).

The program concluded in an inspiring and warm atmosphere, leaving a lasting impression on all participants. It successfully spread the spirit of "New Generation Students"—dynamic, creative, and daring—throughout the Lac Hong University student community.