When Duc Nguyen was an infant in 1975 Saigon, her father came home and told his wife, "Pack up the kids. We're going!" In the frantic hours that followed, Duc's mother was trampled in the rush to a waiting escape vessel, nearly drowning her baby daughter in the process. The family eventually resettled in East Michigan and began the all-too-familiar challenges of refugees: adapting to language, work, and culture of a strange new homeland. Join us for the inspiring tale of struggle and success of one young Vietnamese-American professional.