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TKU AND III SIGN e-LEARNING STRATEGIC ALLIANCE

TKU FOUNDER EXHORTS FACUALTY AND STUDENTS TO REDOUBLE EFFORTS TO BUILD UP UNIVERSITY REPUTATION

“How to build up the university’s reputation relies upon the efforts of the faculty members and students!” Tamkang University (TKU) Founder Dr. Clement C. P. Chang said. He exhorted all the faculty and staff members to make a new breakthrough in the coming year of sheep while delivered his address at the yearend gathering party for faculty and staff members held on Tamsui Campus on Jan. 24, 2003.

TKU SUBMITS 391 APPLICATIONS TO NSC MONOGRAPHIC STUDY PROJECT

Under the encouragement of school authorities, a total of 695 faculty members have submitted a total of 391 applications to the monographic study project for the 2002 academic year sponsored by the National Science Council (NSC) under the control of the Executive Yuan of the Republic of China (ROC). Therefore, 60 more applications as compared with 331 applications last year showing 20 percent increase. This indicates that TKU study atmosphere is on the rise.

MORE THAN 100 TKU ALUMNI MARK CHINESE LUNAR NEW YEAR IN VANCOUVER, CANADA

The warmth of Tamkang University (TKU) alumni had expelled the coldness of Vancouver. More than 100 TKU alumni in Vancouver marked the Chinese Lunar New Year at a gathering held on Feb. 9, 2003.

TKU FOUNDER EXHORTS TK TIMES’ REPORTERS TO SERVE AS COMMUNICATION BRIDGE AMONG CAMPUSES

TKU Founder Dr. Clement C. P. Chang exhorted reporters of Tamkang Times (TK Times) to serve as a communication bridge among campuses. Chang also stressed the importance of TK Times to the university when he gave his address at the opening ceremony of Winter Vacation Training Program for TK Times’ reporters.

PARTICIPATANTS IN O’SEAS STUDY TOURS HOPE TO GO AGAIN NEXT TIME

“After experiencing the Japanese style of tea appreciation, I took subway to Shinjiku and strolled around. The clean and neat streets amazed me. I felt that I was a Japanese after passing 13 days of study tour in Japan!, so said one of the members, Huang Chih-yuan, who took part in the tour to Japan sponsored by Public Services Center (PSC), Tamkang University (TKU). “I’m definitely going again and bring my friend along.” She added.

TKU TO IMPLEMENT OVERALL RECYCLING POLICY

O’SEAS CHINESE STUDENTS OFFER A SACRIFICE TO THEIR ANCESTRAL SPIRITS IN SPRING FESTIVAL; THE CEREMO

24 STUDENTS FROM TKU’S SISTER UNIVERSITIES INITIATE STUDY ON INT”L EXCHANGE STUDENT PROGRAM WITH T

A score of new faces will emerge on Tamsui campus shortly. A total of 24 students from Tamkang University’s sister universities in Japan and Korea will start a six-month and a one-year study on the international exchange student program with TKU. Opening ceremony will be held at the Ching-sheng International Hall on Feb. 20, 2003, officially setting off this journey of studying abroad.

26 COURSES CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH FROM THIS TERM

In order to promote globalization, 26 courses totaling 66 credits will be commanded in English from this semester. Twenty-six courses, including eight in undergraduate and 18 in graduate institutes will be offered.