Hsajune Dyan

2017 Bush Fellow

  1. Term: 24 months

Hsajune Dyan often reminds himself and his students that a thousand miles begins with a single step. A Burmese refugee, he has embraced determination and persistency in his own life and work with Saint Paul Public Schools. He is a passionate advocate for English Language Learners, serving as a bridge between newcomers and the school system. He is equally passionate about the success of his small but growing Karen community in Minnesota. With his Bush Fellowship, he will strengthen his leadership and planning skills and enhance his network to better help immigrants and refugees become well-educated, prosperous members of their new community. He will pursue an Ed.D. in education leadership at Bethel University.

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Learning Log 1

As I am contemplating about everything I have done over the first six months of the Bush Fellowship, I am reminded of the unthinkable blessing…

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Learning Log 2

Another six months quickly passed by with many great adventures and life’s lessons. I learned to absorb new learning to help me grow personally and…

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Learning Log 3

Leadership is an infinite journey to learning and reaffirming all the expected or unexpected phenomenon in life. Leadership is not about position or status, rather…

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Learning Log 4

First and foremost, I just want to say thank you to Bush Foundation and fellow cohort. Even in my wildest imagination, I wouldn’t dare to…