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AIT INVITES TAMKANG TO MEET WITH AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES THROUGH VIDEO CONFERENCING

AIT (American Institute in Taiwan) is holding an International Education Week presently and will have a video conference with American universities on Wednesday, Nov. 15. For this occasion, the Office of International Exchange and International Education (IEIE) of TKU and the International Exchange Center of NTU have been invited to join the meeting.

TKU STUDENTS MEET EYEBOTS IN THEIR TRIP TO JAPAN

The third group of students who were selected to visit the sister universities in Japan took off on October 25, led by Prof. Chen Hwei-mei, the Director of the Office of the International Exchange and International Education (IEIE), Wang Bo-cheng, the Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Wong Ching-chang, the Chair of the Department of Electrical Engineering. They visited Aoyama Gakuin University and The University of Electro-Communications.

ALUMNI FROM ALL CORNERS OF THE WORLD RETURN TO CELEBRATE TKU 56TH ANNIVERSARY

A special reception was organized by the Office of Alumni Service and Resource Development for all the alumni who returned from various parts of the world as well as Taiwan to attend Tamkang’s anniversary celebration on November 4. The host, Dr. Flora Chang, was on hand to chat with all the participants.

OVERSEAS CHINESE STUDENTS SHOW OFF THEIR CULINARY EXPERTISE

At the Eggroll Festival, overseas Chinese students were able to show off their culinary art at four different stands set up for the fun fair. The dishes that were on offered included satay, galangal rice and curries cooked by students from Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Macau and Burma.

OVERSEAS CHINESE STUDENTS SHOW OFF THEIR CULINARY EXPERTISE

At the Eggroll Festival, overseas Chinese students were able to show off their culinary art at four different stands set up for the fun fair. The dishes that were on offered included satay, galangal rice and curries cooked by students from Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Macau and Burma.

LIU FU YEN MAKES RECORD AGAIN IN SHOT PUT

A team re-lay kicked off this year’s Anniversary Track and Field Meet, followed by a series of events that were filled with fun but serious competition. For instance, the men’s high jump was won by Hsu Ben-yi of the Department of Information Management, with 1 meter 60. His best so far. The second and third place went to Horng Chung-yu of the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Chen Ding-ren of the Public Administration respectively. Chen, who is 2 meters tall, revealed that his good performance was in fact attributed to the Olympics tape he had watched the night before.

CHEN CHING-JU DOES WELL AT TAI-CHI WORLD CUP

Ms. Chen Ching-ju, a lecturer at the French Department was crowned at the Tai-chi 42 Forms Category in the first ever Tai-chi World Championship held in Taipei on November 4 and 5. In fact, she won two gold medals in the team as well as the foreign female individual categories among 394 competitors from 25 countries. As Ms Chen has dual nationalities, she competed for the Taipei County and herself as a French national.

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