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Berkeley people: Kathy Tuan, Christina Hoong, Gary Chang, Tony
Yang,
Kathy Tuan did a bachelor in Berkeley on Chemistry, and then a

Materials Science PhD in Georgia Tech. She then works in Intel or
IBM. Christina Hoong did biology in Berkeley and then got her PhD
degree in UC San Diego. Tony Yang studied physics in Berkeley
and then did a electrical engineering or computer engineering for his
master. Gary Chang is a materials science major who founded a
company – San Draw, a 3D- printing company that prints silicone,
currently with an application, as medical surgery teaching tools.

Richard Agbulos,: He plays Tennis. He is a Filipino Singaporean
American who grew up in LA since 11. He also plays Chess. He
joined ESC, Engineering Student Council as its staff for 4 years. He
studied biomedical engineering in UC Irvine. He first did tutoring,
and then learned autocad in community college. He is a quiet Roman
Catholic, who favors Lee Kuan Yew in Singapore, the founding

father. He got engineering jobs later.
Andrew Chiang, a Taiwanese American who loves weight train. He
then studied Mechanical engineering and then became a design
engineer for work. He then studied MBA.
Tien Nguyen and Helen Sanchez: Tien Nguyen has 2 children. Tien
Nguyen plays soccer, and pool. He majored in Chemical
Engineering. We did thermodynamics report together. Helen

Sanchez, who did chemical engineering major, later did a PhD in
Environmental Engineering in UCLA. We did thermodynamics
report together.
Alan Teng and Jen Cheng: We did Heat and Transfer Project
together. Both of them are chemical engineering major. Alan Teng
went to pharmacy industry in Miaoli Taiwan. Jen Cheng went to

Adobe and then for Sales. Jen Cheng Got married.
Sabeer Kibira: an Indian Japanese, who studies and knows 5
languages. He switched from Biomedical Engineering to Electrical
Engineering in UCI. He then moved to Japan.
Matthew Geromali: He is a Filipino American in long Beach, he
then studied psychology and did English teaching in Seoul Korea
abroad, teaching little kids English.

Michelle Tsai: she’s a Christian, who studied in community college,
and a staff in a non-profit organization. She got married, with 2
children.