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President Chang Honored as SF State Alumna of the Year

Each year, San Francisco State University (SFSU) honors one member from its vast pool of alumni for exceptional achievements made in one or many specialized fields. Past recipients of the award include filmmaker and environmentalist Randy Hayes, famous actress Annette Bening, former Mayor of San Francisco Willie Brown, and physician and astronaut Yvonne Cagle. This year, the SFSU Alumnus of the Year Award went to Tamkang University President, Dr. Flora Chia-I Chang.

The TKU Robot Research Team Triumphs Again

The Annual TKU Water Sports Competition

The Tamkang University Delegation in Korea

Little Britain, Taiwan

The 26th Annual Kendo Invitational

The 2011 World Vision 12 Hour Famine

The 2011 World Vision “12 Hour Famine”, organized by the TKU Voluntary Service Club, was held on the 15th May at the TKU Tamsui Campus. It attracted 30 participants, who came together to raise funds for the poor. Section Chief of the TKU Extracurricular Activities Guidance Section, Qu Quan Yong, and supervisor of the TKU Voluntary Service Club, Chiang Su-kuan, attended the event and provided students with encouragement before the beginning of the ‘mini-fast’.

Wang Zhi-Hao: Adventurer Extraordinaire

Country Folk Music at Tamkang

On May 31, the TKU Carrie Chang Fine Arts Center host a country-folk concert. The concert will feature the unique musical talents of well known country folk artists Liu Jung-chang, Huang Pei Yu, and Chao Chien-yun.

Aimer Creates Media Frenzy

A graduate work exhibition that displays the work of graduating TKU Department of Mass Communication students was recently held at the Black Swan Exhibition Hall. The name of the exhibition was “Aimer”, a reference to the Chinese word“曖昧” (Ai Mei), meaning ‘Ambiguous’ or ‘Uncertain’. As the organizer of the exhibition, Chiu Chi-jie, explains, mass communications is currently poised in an era of ambiguity and uncertainty. Unlike in the past, when the required skills for mass communication students were clear and well-defined, today’s employers demand that graduates possess a comprehensive skill set that integrates knowledge and know-how from a diverse range of technical fields. The 25th Annual Graduate Work Exhibition incorporates this sense of ‘ambiguity’ into the displayed items: “we’re equipped with a broad range of skills, which is what we’re trying to showcase in our graduate work”, remarked Chi-jie.