Worthy Inner Guards
|Eileen Bang and Grace Huynh
The Worthy Inner Guard is responsible for coordinating rush events in the fall quarter, encouraging brother interactions with the first years by organizing social events, and is the key representative of PDC during the fall quarter.
Eileen Bang:
Why did you join PDC?
As soon as school started, I saw that PDC brothers were so kind and welcoming, something that a lost P1 was searching for.
What do you look forward to most this year?
I’m so excited to greet and welcome the new students and have them join the PDC family!
One interesting fact about me is:
I grew up in San Jose and I decided I wanted to explore life outside of California to attend Emory University in Atlanta.
Grace Huynh:
Why did you join PDC?
I found the brothers of PDC to be engaging and relatable, and before I knew it, I attended every single rush event and ultimately pledge Phi Delta Chi
What do you look forward to most this year?
I am very excited to be a part of a talented and well-rounded board. I realize that there will be many challenges ahead because of the change in the curriculum from a four-year program to a three-year program. Nevertheless, with the abilities of the board and the enthusiasm of my fellow brothers, I believe we will have a wonderful rush season to live up to rush seasons past!
Interesting facts about me is:
(1) I am a southpaw, but I use my right hand for scissors, and to efficiently cut and eat my steaks; (2) I’m a big Disney fanatic and a Disneyland/California Adventures veteran; (3) I have been practicing aikido, a Japanese martial arts, for over 9 years but I still have a long way to go; (4) I use the excuse of being left-handed to take the aisle seat in lecture halls and make others struggle pass me (just kidding, I stand up/get out of the way for my colleagues).
Why did you join PDC?
As soon as school started, I saw that PDC brothers were so kind and welcoming, something that a lost P1 was searching for.
What do you look forward to most this year?
I’m so excited to greet and welcome the new students and have them join the PDC family!
One interesting fact about me is:
I grew up in San Jose and I decided I wanted to explore life outside of California to attend Emory University in Atlanta.
Grace Huynh:
Why did you join PDC?
I found the brothers of PDC to be engaging and relatable, and before I knew it, I attended every single rush event and ultimately pledge Phi Delta Chi
What do you look forward to most this year?
I am very excited to be a part of a talented and well-rounded board. I realize that there will be many challenges ahead because of the change in the curriculum from a four-year program to a three-year program. Nevertheless, with the abilities of the board and the enthusiasm of my fellow brothers, I believe we will have a wonderful rush season to live up to rush seasons past!
Interesting facts about me is:
(1) I am a southpaw, but I use my right hand for scissors, and to efficiently cut and eat my steaks; (2) I’m a big Disney fanatic and a Disneyland/California Adventures veteran; (3) I have been practicing aikido, a Japanese martial arts, for over 9 years but I still have a long way to go; (4) I use the excuse of being left-handed to take the aisle seat in lecture halls and make others struggle pass me (just kidding, I stand up/get out of the way for my colleagues).
