On the morning of September 29, 2026, the Department of Student Affairs held the Opening Ceremony of the “USSH Sharing Day 2026” program at the USSH Student Hub. The program was jointly organized by the Department of Student Affairs, the Learner Support and Development Club, and the Humanities Startup and Social Innovation Club. The program consists of two main activities: the Exchange and Sharing Space and the Student Startup Space.
The ceremony was attended by MA. Tran Nam, Head of the Department of Student Affairs, and MA. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Khanh, Deputy Head of the Department of Student Affairs and Head of the Center for Learner Support and Startup.
At the opening ceremony, MA. Tran Nam, Head of the Department of Student Affairs, emphasized the significance of the program in expanding exchange spaces for students. He shared: “This is not a ceremonial space, but a place where students can easily access and freely bring up anything to discuss and share.”
Furthermore, the program's significance is also aimed at sustainable development within the university environment. He stated that although it has only been formed in the last 3 years, USSH Sharing Day is the result of the entire process of implementing the “Green University”, “Sustainable University” programs and related solutions.
MA. Tran Nam hopes that lecturers and students will continue to accompany and support the program - Photo: THANH HAI
The program received about 300 items, and nearly 200 students had the need to exchange items. According to the Organizing Committee (OC), these numbers show that USSH Sharing Day 2026 acts as a bridge between generations of students, promoting the spirit of responsibility, startup, and creativity.
The OC presented handover minutes and booth nameplates to 8 representatives of the Student Startup booths - Photo: THANH HAI
Formed in 2024, USSH Sharing Day provides a space to exchange student startup ideas. At the same time, the program also spreads the spirit of sharing and connection among students of all cohorts.
Some images at the program:
